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When John Moore was a boy in the 1960s, he tinkered with cars in his parents' garage. Automobiles were not just a hobby for the family of Ed Moore. Ed had bought the Buick dealership in Los Gatos in 1951. Today, the dealership is still a family business, but John's son, Bret, doesn't play under the hoods of cars; instead, he putters with computers--and that may be the saving grace for this longtime Los Gatos business. All seven of the town's auto dealerships are trying to keep pace with the online world even as they continue to sell cars the old-fashioned way, with good customer relations and positive word-of-mouth advertising. But with the changes going on in the retail world today--from Internet sales to conglomerate takeovers--no one, including Los Gatos' homegrown auto dealers--is quite certain where their businesses are headed.
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News
Oriental Building Preservation
The county Historic Heritage Commission allocates $212,500 to the Los Gatos Museum Association to help save the landmark building.
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Letters
Ken Starr, Town Development, Public Showers
Residents sound off about current events and Town issues.
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Seniors
There's No Place Like Home
Studies show that most elderly people prefer to live at home.
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Around Town
Women's History Month
The Women's Studies department at West Valley College is sponsoring several special events throughout March.
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Los Gatos, California Since 1881
