The 2014 Ford Flex, on sale here at Antelope Valley Ford Lincoln Mazda in Lancaster, California, is an exceptionally spacious crossover that doesn’t force you to play truck driver just to get three rows of seats. The Flex has car-like responses and a lower ride height than most crossovers, making it easy to get the most out of (and into) the Flex.
There are three Flex trims to choose from. The Flex SE (MSRP $29,015) is the square-shouldered champion of its segment. It offers some premium features without hitting you with a luxury-car price tag. There are standard 17-inch alloy wheels, a Reverse Sensing System, automatic headlamps, integrated blind spot mirrors, remote keyless entry, and Ford’s exclusive MyKey™ technology, which allows owners to program keys with set limits on maximum vehicle speed and audio volume, and add reminder chimes that sound at certain speeds, among other features, to help keep inexperienced drivers safe.
The front-wheel drive Flex SE gets power from a 3.5-liter V6 with Twin independent Variable Cam Timing (Ti-VCT). This engine puts 287 hp and 254 lb/ft of torque at your command and is paired with a six-speed SelectShift Automatic® transmission with shifter button activation. As roomy and powerful as it is, the Flex still returns an EPA-estimated 18 mpg city and 25 mpg highway with this powertrain, fuel economy more usually available only from smaller, less powerful vehicles.
The Flex SEL (MSRP $31,900) adds standard Ford SYNC® with MyFord®, dual-zone climate control and heated front seats. The interior is accented with San Macassar wood-grain appearance trim on the instrument panel and door panels, and perforated leather upholstery is available to increase the level of luxury. A 10-way power-adjustable driver’s seat is standard for the Flex SEL, and you can choose the standard 60/40-split second-row bench seat or the available 40/40 reclining bucket seats. The third row is a 50/50-split bench that folds flat, leaving a lot of room for the stuff of life. You can add the available power liftgate to your Flex SEL, and a multi-panel Vista Roof® for an airy cabin atmosphere.
For all-weather going, the Flex SEL can be equipped with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive. This active system watches for wheel spin and also monitors throttle position and steering angle to give the driver the intended response. Many AWD systems are reactive, transferring power only after wheels have started to slip and compromise safety and stability. The AWD system in the Flex can prevent the slippage from occurring at all.
The Flex Limited (MSRP $37,600) is the most luxuriously-equipped Flex, with standard navigation, 12-speaker 390-watt Sony® audio system, and available 3.5-liter EcoBoost® V6. The Flex Limited rolls on standard 19-inch painted alloy wheels and carries exterior trim enhancements to give it a refined air. The power liftgate is standard, along with Intelligent Access with push-button starting. The driver’s seat has memory functions for seat position, exterior mirror and adjustable foot pedal positions, and standard ambient lighting sets the mood. Leather seating is standard, and you can also opt for Charcoal Black leather upholstery with gray perforated leather inserts.
The Flex Limited lights the way with standard High Intensity Discharge headlamps paired with standard foglamps. LED taillamps illuminate quickly and burn brightly, helping enhance your visibility to other drivers. The Flex Limited also features chrome door handles and a satin aluminum liftgate panel and front grille.
The available 3.5-liter EcoBoost® V6 will satisfy even the most ravenous cravings for power. This turbocharged engine produces 365 hp and 350 lb/ft of torque. It’s useable muscle, too, with peak torque available from just 1,500 rpm to 5,500 rpm. A Class III trailer hitch is available, too, because the Flex can tow up to 4,500 pounds when properly equipped. The EcoBoost® V6 is paired with a six-speed SelectShift Automatic® transmission with Paddle Activation, plus the all-wheel drive system to keep torque-steer at bay and get every last measure of horsepower to the pavement.
Flex Limited available features include a PowerFold® third-row seat, second-row console, Adaptive Cruise Control with Forward Collision Warning, a power-adjustable steering wheel, and Active Park Assist. The available Appearance Package adds a black-painted roof and mirror skullcaps, along with 20-inch alloy wheels with painted black pockets.
Every Flex rides on a fully independent suspension that’s responsive and supple. As roomy as it is, the Flex is as easy to drive as your average midsize sedan and it delivers what people need every day in a vehicle. The Ford Flex is aptly named for all its capabilities – it has all the bases covered, and that means driving pleasure and peace of mind as you get on with your busy life.
To learn more about the new 2014 Ford Flex, stop in today for a test drive.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Valentine's Day Sweets!
Valentine's Day is very soon! Still not sure what to do for your special sweetheart? Well, we want to help you with some of these delicious Valentine's Day recipes!
These adorable vanilla and chocolate ganache cupcakes are quick and easy to bake!
Strawberries mixed with cake and cream cheese mixture make beautiful pops – a delicious dessert made using Betty Crocker® cake mix and pink sugar.
This recipe for mini heart-shaped cakes makes the perfect treat for your special someone on Valentine's Day.
Red Velvet Cheesecake Cookies are the perfect sweet treat for Valentine’s Day. Make a batch to share with your loved ones, and if you are trying to win someone’s heart, these cookies are sure to win you bonus points.
This Chocolate Cherry Bark was inspired by the Chocolate Cherry Valentines Day M&Ms. It’s really quick and easy to throw together and would look super cute in little cello bags tied with a ribbon.
We hope you enjoy these Valentine's Day treats! Have a wonderful and happy Valentine's Day!
If you're looking for something extra special on Valentine's Day, check out the variety of Ford cars, trucks, SUVS, and crossovers we have at Antelope Valley Ford! We are here to help you find the Ford you have been searching for. From vehicle maintenance to auto loans, we are here to help!
If you have any questions about service, financing a vehicle, or any questions in general please feel free to Contact Us. We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Vehicle Profile: 2014 Ford Taurus
The five-passenger 2014 Ford Taurus full-size sedan starts with all the elements that have made the Taurus so successful for so long––quality, roominess, performance, fuel efficiency and safety at a price that fits within the budget of most American families––and adds refinement, improved fuel efficiency, better handling and sharper, more sophisticated styling. The result is a truly world-class sedan perfect for growing families and it's on sale now here at Antelope Valley Ford Lincoln Mazda in Lancaster, California.Available in four well-equipped trims (SE, SEL, Limited and SHO), there’s a 2014 Ford Taurus
In the performance-tuned Taurus SHO, a twin-turbocharged and direct-injected EcoBoost® V6 produces up to 365 hp and 350 lb/ft of torque. All-wheel drive is standard, and the Taurus four-wheel independent suspension features sport-tuned struts in the SHO. This powerful EcoBoost is also efficient, with fuel economy EPA-estimated at 25 mpg highway.
For the ultimate balance of power and fuel efficiency, choose the innovative 2.0-liter EcoBoost® four-cylinder engine, available in SE, SEL and Limited trims. Delivering the power of a V6 with the fuel efficiency of a four-cylinder, the turbocharged direct injection 2.0-liter EcoBoost® delivers 240 hp and 270 lb/ft of torque while still returning an impressive, EPA-estimated 32 mpg highway. Regardless of which engine you choose, the 2014 Ford Taurus features a smooth-shifting six-speed SelectShift automatic™ transmission with “Sport” mode; in the Taurus SHO, the six-speed also comes with paddle shifters.
The 2014 Ford Taurus is an ideal road-trip machine thanks to its refined and comfortable suspension and quiet interior loaded with ergonomic features. The Taurus boasts segment-exclusive multi-contour front seats in the fully-loaded Limited trim, which are designed to keep the driver’s muscles moving with adequate blood flow using gentle, ActiveMotion massage.
The Taurus is an exceptionally roomy sedan, easily accommodating five passengers inside and 20.1 cubic feet of cargo in the trunk. Second-row legroom of 38.1 inches is among the most in the segment, ensuring that even the tallest rear-seat passengers are comfortable on long trips.
Another part of what makes the Taurus such an outstanding value is the long list of standard features, including full power accessories, cruise control, air conditioning, six-way power seats, LED taillamps, 17-inch alloy wheels, exterior-access keypad, tilt/telescope steering wheel, 60/40-split/folding rear seat and a six-speaker audio system.
Innovation is core to the Taurus, which features a host of class-leading technologies like the available SYNC® with MyFord Touch®. This intuitive system replaces most traditional buttons, gauges and knobs with colorful and clear LCD screens and five-way toggle buttons on the steering wheel. The LCD screens on the instrument cluster and center stack can be personalized using voice commands, ensuring the driver’s eyes stay on the road and hands stay on the steering wheel. Bluetooth HandsFree capability enables voice control of cell phones, vehicle controls and Bluetooth-enabled devices like MP3 players and other external media sources.
For drivers who seek luxury, the Taurus Limited offers standard features like SYNC® with MyFord Touch®, a rearview camera, leather upholstery, heated and ventilated front seats, a power tilt/telescope steering wheel with wood trim, and keyless Intelligent Access with push-button starting. Available options for the Taurus Limited include navigation, a heated steering wheel, 12-speaker Sony surround-sound system, a rear sunshade and heated rear seats.
The 2014 Ford Taurus comes standard with advanced safety features typically found on more expensive luxury sedans. Highlights include Torque Vectoring Control and Curve Control, which are part of the standard AdvanceTrac® with electronic stability control system. Torque Vectoring Control automatically directs torque to the wheels with the most traction and uses the brakes to control the speed between the front wheels when you accelerate through a curve. This maximizes grip and improves cornering performance. Curve Control uses the throttle and four-wheel braking to slow the vehicle when it senses a curve being entered too quickly.
Available features include Adaptive Cruise Control and Collision Warning with Brake Support system that monitors traffic in front and will automatically slow the Taurus down to maintain a driver-selected cruising distance, then resume the preset speed when appropriate. If the system detects a possible collision, it will flash a “heads-up” display on the windshield as an alert and will pre-charge the brakes if the driver does not respond in time. The available Lane-Keeping System gives drivers visual and audible alerts if the vehicle drifts outside of lane markings without using a turn signal. The electric power-assisted steering (EPAS) system helps redirect the Taurus, keeping it safely in its lane.
Power, fuel efficiency, roominess, smart technology and value; they are all present in one of the best-selling American sedans of all time – the Ford Taurus. There’s quite a bit more to the new 2014 Ford Taurus, so stop in today and get to know the best Taurus ever.
(MSRP starting at $26,700) to fit a wide range of needs and budgets. Standard on all 2014 Taurus trims except the SHO is a powerful and fuel efficient 3.5-liter V6 engine with Twin independent Variable Camshaft Timing (Ti-VCT) that puts out 288 hp and 254 lb/ft of torque and returns and EPA-estimated 29 mpg highway. The Ti-VCT V6 was engineered for superior quality and refinement, with reduced noise, vibration and harshness achieved through tuned upper and lower manifolds, a silent-chain camshaft and an acoustic engine cover. The Ti-VCT V6-equipped Taurus is standard with front-wheel drive and offers the added traction and control of available all-wheel drive.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Photos from 3rd Annual Creepy Cruise!
Photos from the Lancaster Auto Mall 3rd Annual Creepy Cruise can be found on our Facebook page!
Take a look at some of the amazing classic cars and their Halloween
decorations! Thank you to everyone that made it out to this
spook-tacular event to benefit the Antelope Valley Boys & Girls
Club!
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Monday, June 10, 2013
Car Care: Wheel Alignment
One of the most important and yet neglected factors influencing the handling, and the fuel efficiency, of any car or truck is the wheel alignment. Your vehicle’s ability to go, stop and change direction is affected by the direction each of the wheels is pointing, and, whether you drive a compact car or full-size SUV or pickup, the directional control you get where the rubber meets the road is important for safety.
At any given moment only a small patch of rubber, often smaller than the palm of your hand, is supporting the weight of the vehicle and transmitting all of the forces from the engine, brakes and steering to the pavement. Proper wheel alignment helps ensure all of those forces are going where they belong and the tires aren’t being overworked.
While it may look to the naked eye like all of the tires are pointed straight ahead, they are all at slight but important angles. There are three different angles that affect wheel alignment: camber, caster and toe.
“Toe” is the degree to which a wheel departs from being parallel to the other wheel on the same axle. If the front wheels (and the rears, if the vehicle has independent rear suspension) are angled slightly towards each other (as viewed from above) it’s called “toe-in.” “Toe-out” is when the wheels are pointing slightly away from each other. This is to counter the forces that push the wheels back into a more straight-ahead angle while driving.
Finally, “caster” is the frontward or rearward angle that the steering pivot point has from vertical, as considered from the side. The forces from the caster angle are what give the steering wheel a self-centering capability when you go down the road or relax your grip after going around a corner.
Each of these can be adjusted with links that are part of the suspension system. However, small variations in the angles can have a big effect on how the car drives and on tire wear. Sometimes hitting a big pothole or sliding into a curb can be enough to affect the toe or camber angle by a single degree or less, causing the vehicle to continuously pull in one direction or the other.
In addition to causing the vehicle to pull in one direction or the other, alignment problems also cause abnormally high, often uneven, tire wear. This can lead to a blow-out that could cause an accident, excess vibration that can be felt throughout the vehicle and reduced tire life.
Since checking and adjusting wheel alignment requires precision equipment, it should only be done by your dealer’s service department. You should never attempt to adjust the alignment by hand at home. While most service facilities offer both front-wheel-only alignment and four-wheel alignment, it is usually best to go for four-wheel alignment.
On rear-wheel drive cars and trucks with a solid rear axle, there usually aren’t any adjustments available for the rear wheels. However, even in this case, four-wheel alignment is important because the front wheels will be adjusted relative to the rear wheels so that everything is pointed in the right direction. Doing a front-only alignment can still leave the car pulling in one direction or the other.
One way to determine if your vehicle needs an alignment is to drive it down a straight, flat road with little or no crown (the fall-off toward the outer edge). The car should track straight ahead without you having to tug on the steering wheel. If the vehicle diverges from straight ahead without steering input, get it serviced soon.
You should also do a regular visual inspection of all four tires for uneven wear. The tread depth should be relatively consistent. You can quickly check the depth using a penny stuck into the grooves. If the top part of Lincoln’s head is covered by the rubber in each groove, you have enough tread left. However, if the depth is significantly different on the inner or outer edge of the tire, you could have an alignment problem that needs to be corrected.
Most alignment work can be done quickly and often doesn’t require any parts replacement unless the vehicle has hit something severe and bent a suspension link. A proper alignment and a regular tire rotation with each oil change will help your tires last longer and make your vehicle safer and more enjoyable to drive.
This article is presented by Antelope Valley Ford Lincoln Mazda in Lancaster, California.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Monday, April 29, 2013
Global Open - Ford Key Fob Feature
Warmer spring weather has arrived, and let's hope it's here to stay! Ford's newest vehicles can help you enjoy your warm day drives, whether you prefer the windows down or air conditioning up. But if we're headed into a summer like last year, it's going to be a scorcher. Thanks to Global Open, Ford's New Key Fob Feature, you'll be able to cool off your ride before you get in!
Opening up the driver door to a steamy interior is one of the downfalls of the hot summer months. But with Ford's Global Open key fob feature, you won't have to anymore! You can roll the windows up or down with just the click of a button! And if you have a moonroof, you can roll that back too! Just press and hold the unlock button on your Ford key fob for at least three seconds and then the windows will begin to roll down. If your windows are already down, roll them up by pressing and holding the lock button for at least two seconds. And if you want to stop the windows from rolling up or down, just press either the lock or unlock button once to make them stop. It's that easy!
If you have any questions about service, financing a vehicle, or any questions in general please feel free to Contact Us. We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
Monday, January 14, 2013
2013 Ford Mustang ROUSH at Antelope Valley Ford
Here at Antelope Valley Ford, we have recently received some of the hottest cars on the market! Among those cars are the new 2013 Ford Mustang ROUSH Stage 1 and Stage 3. We figured that we could make a virtual walkaround, as to show you the in's and out's of these awesome rides! So for your entertainment, here are the Mustang ROUSH Stage 1 and 3. Enjoy!
Mustang ROUSH Stage 1
The Stage 1 Mustang is the introductory model and the foundation from which all ROUSH "Stage" Mustangs grow from. It features the ROUSH styling at a price point. The ROUSH Stage 1 features a vast array of exterior styling enhancements including the 6th generation body package, referred to as the “R6” aerobody package.
Starting at the front of the car are the newly designed ROUSH upper grille, high-flow lower grille, corner fascia aero pockets with driving lamps and front chin splitter. Moving towards the back are the ROUSH rocker panel and rear fascia side splitters to give the car an aggressive, low stance. At the rear of the car sits the ROUSH three-piece rear decklid spoiler giving the car a sleek look without obstructing the view out the rear window. Rounding out the tail end is the new ROUSH rear aero valance featuring race-inspired diffusers and integrating ROUSH’s new dual chambered, chrome exhaust tips.
Exterior identifiers include a ROUSH front windshield banner, Stage 1 badge in the upper grille, ROUSH "R" fender badges, and on the rear decklid are a Stage 1 badge, a faux gas cap "R" badge and finished with Jack Roush’s signature graphic.
Interior branding touches on the Stage 1 contain ROUSH embroidered floor mats, a ROUSH center console button, a Stage 1 dash medallion, Jack Roush's signature graphic on the dash and under the hood is a serialized Stage 1 plaque.
A broad selection of optional equipment is also available for the Stage 1 including exterior body, interior, suspension, braking and under hood components.
Exterior identifiers include a ROUSH front windshield banner, Stage 1 badge in the upper grille, ROUSH "R" fender badges, and on the rear decklid are a Stage 1 badge, a faux gas cap "R" badge and finished with Jack Roush’s signature graphic.
Interior branding touches on the Stage 1 contain ROUSH embroidered floor mats, a ROUSH center console button, a Stage 1 dash medallion, Jack Roush's signature graphic on the dash and under the hood is a serialized Stage 1 plaque.
A broad selection of optional equipment is also available for the Stage 1 including exterior body, interior, suspension, braking and under hood components.
Mustang ROUSH Stage 3
The Stage 3 Mustang is the pinnacle of the ROUSH "Stage" Mustangs. It builds off the styling from the Stage 1, the handling from the Stage 2, and adds its own piece of the pie, a supercharged 5.0L-4v powertrain. It is the perfect interfusion of styling, handling and brut power. The Stage 3 is everything a muscle car can and should be.
At the heart of the Stage 3 is the supercharged 5.0L-4v powertrain pumping out a massive 565 horsepower and 505 lb-ft of torque, more than enough power to crush you into the back of your seat at the stab of the throttle. Creating the extra power is the R2300 supercharger featuring Eaton's® TVS (Twin Vortices Series) patented technology which delivers greatly enhanced thermal efficiency, produces higher volumetric capacity, and enables higher supercharger operating speeds, all of which allow for more power and better fuel efficiency in a smaller, lighter package. With the PCM calibrated by ROUSH engineers to the perfect combination of horsepower, drivability and durability, ROUSH feels completely comfortable offering an impressive 3 year/36,000 mile complete powertrain warranty.
Standard chassis components include a complete suspension system and an 18-inch by 10-inch cast aluminum, five spoke, chrome ROUSH wheel wrapped in the ROUSH/Cooper co-developed RS3 ultra high-performance tire. The suspension system consists of a larger, stiffer front stabilizer bar to reduce body roll and provide balanced, neutral handling. It also includes a unique ROUSH designed anti-wheel hop kit, twin-tube shocks with unique valving, increased rate springs as well as upgraded bushings and jounce bumpers. ROUSH chassis engineers spent thousands of hours in development and testing to create the perfect set up to aid in acceleration, cornering, stopping and ride quality.
As with the other "Stage" Mustangs the Stage 3 carries the 6th generation body package, referred to as the "R6" aerobody package. The R6 aerobody package incorporates a newly designed ROUSH upper grille, high-flow lower grille, corner fascia aero pockets with driving lamps and front chin splitter. It also includes a new ROUSH hood scoop, rocker panel and rear fascia side splitters, a three-piece rear decklid spoiler as well a new ROUSH rear aero valance featuring race-inspired diffusers and integrating new dual chambered, chrome exhaust tips.
The Stage 3 gets an RS3 graphics package available in multiple color combinations to allow owners to personalize to their taste, a ROUSH front windshield banner, a Stage 3 badge in the upper grille and ROUSH "R" fender badges. The rear decklid receives a Stage 3 badge, a faux gas cap "R" badge and is finished with Jack Roush's signature graphic.
Standard components inside the Stage 3 consist of a custom gauge cluster (when built on premium base models only), ROUSH embroidered floor mats, a ROUSH center console button, a Stage 3 dash medallion and Jack Roush's signature graphic on the dash. Under the hood are a serialized Stage 3 plaque and a chassis build plaque.
Because the Stage 3 comes so well equipped, the only exterior body option is the rear quarter window louvers and graphics. Inside the car is the all new Stage 3 Interior Package consisting of Stage 3 embroidered leather seating with suede inserts and highlight stitching, suede door panel inserts with highlight stitching and a suede shift boot with highlight stitching. There is also a vent gauge pod and LED boost gauge, a suede wrapped performance steering wheel, a white or black shifter ball, ROUSH illuminated sill plates (cars equipped with ambient lighting), billet aluminum racing pedals and a convertible light bar as optional equipment.
Chassis and engine options include two 20-inch wheels options (chrome or hyper black), four different brake packages (red two-piston sport, red four-piston performance, black four-piston performance or six-piston competition), a trunk mounted tool kit, ROUSH laser cut hood struts and red or black ROUSH engine coil covers. And to hear the 565 horsepower rumble out the car is the ROUSH dual chamber off-road exhaust system.
Standard chassis components include a complete suspension system and an 18-inch by 10-inch cast aluminum, five spoke, chrome ROUSH wheel wrapped in the ROUSH/Cooper co-developed RS3 ultra high-performance tire. The suspension system consists of a larger, stiffer front stabilizer bar to reduce body roll and provide balanced, neutral handling. It also includes a unique ROUSH designed anti-wheel hop kit, twin-tube shocks with unique valving, increased rate springs as well as upgraded bushings and jounce bumpers. ROUSH chassis engineers spent thousands of hours in development and testing to create the perfect set up to aid in acceleration, cornering, stopping and ride quality.
As with the other "Stage" Mustangs the Stage 3 carries the 6th generation body package, referred to as the "R6" aerobody package. The R6 aerobody package incorporates a newly designed ROUSH upper grille, high-flow lower grille, corner fascia aero pockets with driving lamps and front chin splitter. It also includes a new ROUSH hood scoop, rocker panel and rear fascia side splitters, a three-piece rear decklid spoiler as well a new ROUSH rear aero valance featuring race-inspired diffusers and integrating new dual chambered, chrome exhaust tips.
The Stage 3 gets an RS3 graphics package available in multiple color combinations to allow owners to personalize to their taste, a ROUSH front windshield banner, a Stage 3 badge in the upper grille and ROUSH "R" fender badges. The rear decklid receives a Stage 3 badge, a faux gas cap "R" badge and is finished with Jack Roush's signature graphic.
Standard components inside the Stage 3 consist of a custom gauge cluster (when built on premium base models only), ROUSH embroidered floor mats, a ROUSH center console button, a Stage 3 dash medallion and Jack Roush's signature graphic on the dash. Under the hood are a serialized Stage 3 plaque and a chassis build plaque.
Because the Stage 3 comes so well equipped, the only exterior body option is the rear quarter window louvers and graphics. Inside the car is the all new Stage 3 Interior Package consisting of Stage 3 embroidered leather seating with suede inserts and highlight stitching, suede door panel inserts with highlight stitching and a suede shift boot with highlight stitching. There is also a vent gauge pod and LED boost gauge, a suede wrapped performance steering wheel, a white or black shifter ball, ROUSH illuminated sill plates (cars equipped with ambient lighting), billet aluminum racing pedals and a convertible light bar as optional equipment.
Chassis and engine options include two 20-inch wheels options (chrome or hyper black), four different brake packages (red two-piston sport, red four-piston performance, black four-piston performance or six-piston competition), a trunk mounted tool kit, ROUSH laser cut hood struts and red or black ROUSH engine coil covers. And to hear the 565 horsepower rumble out the car is the ROUSH dual chamber off-road exhaust system.
If you would like any more information about the 2013 Ford Mustang ROUSH or any other Ford vehicle, you can contact us at (888)244-0072.
If you have any questions about service, financing a vehicle, or any questions in general please feel free to Contact Us. We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
If you have any questions about service, financing a vehicle, or any questions in general please feel free to Contact Us. We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Ford's 100 Hour Year End Sales Event
Where did the year go!? 2012 is coming to a close, and so it is time to plan for the New Year, 2013! Maybe you have a New Year's resolution to be a little more green? Or you're just looking to trade up that old ride for something HOT! Take a look at the awesome deals we have for you during our Year End Sales Event from today until 1/2/13! Just picture it - driving into the new year behind the wheel of a brand new 2013 Ford Mustang...
If you have any questions about service, financing a vehicle, or any questions in general please feel free to Contact Us. We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
If you have any questions about service, financing a vehicle, or any questions in general please feel free to Contact Us. We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions.
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