Affordable Family Car

Still among the top midsize sedans on the market, the Nissan Altima is one of the affordable family cars that continues to hold its own in the current down economy. The Altima has consistently been one of the best driver-oriented midsize sedans on the market, along with the Mazda6 and Volkswagen Passat. Safety tools include standard front seat-mounted side air bags, as well as roof-mounted side-curtain air bags for both rows of seats. There also are active head restraints up front, and a tire-pressure monitoring system. The Altima stands out with bold styling and backs it up with strong acceleration performance

Ride in Style

2004 Cadillac Escalade

A 5.3-liter V-8 engine develops 295 horsepower and 325 pounds-feet of torque in the rear-drive Escalade. Standard seating configurations include two rows of captain's chairs and a three-seat bench in back. Rich woods define the dash, center control pod, in-door controls, and along the top of the center console. This Escalade includes a DVD TV for your passenger's enjoyment. If you want to ride in style, call us and stop by for a test drive!

Sleek

2011 Chevrolet Camaro 1LT

Wicked from front to back, the Camaro has intense body shaping and many dramatic accents. The front end comes to a point like a dart, which is flanked by headlights. Even the side has devilish accents, including the large, open wheel wells and air vents just behind the doors. It comes with a 304-horsepower, 3.6-liter V-6 engine and a six-speed automatic transmission. This car is a modern reinterpretation of the original, brought forward with contemporary components wrapped in styling that is totally new but reminiscent of the original.

Road Safety Tips

Tips to keep you safer on the road:

  • Keep your doors locked, safety belts buckled and children safe and secure in properly installed safety seats.
  • Don’t let your gas tank fall below 1/3 tank.
  • Stay on main roads and highways.
  • Pack a flashlight, blanket and first-aid kit. In cold climates, pack extra warm clothing.
  • If you are going on a long trip, pack an emergency ration kit of water and nonperishable food items such as fruit or granola bars.
  • When stopping for breaks, never let children go to the restroom alone. Always lock vehicle doors, even if you’ll only be gone for a few minutes.
  • Carry a mobile phone in case of emergencies.
  • Do not stop to help a disabled vehicle. Instead, call for help from your mobile phone or a pay phone.
  • If stopping during nighttime travel, choose a well-lighted, populated facility. Park where your vehicle can be seen.
  • If approached by someone while your vehicle is stopped, keep your doors locked and only roll your window down enough to hear what the person is saying.

2008 Chevrolet HHR Panel LS

Any way you look at it, the lines, a boxy but rolled body with exaggerated fenders and that chin-out grille, plus a roll of sheet metal wrapping around the top-heavy rear, suggest both old and new forms, as if a gigantic blender, filled with assorted automotive concepts as diverse as a beach buggy, panel truck, hot rod and even a minivan, were whipped up in a concoction that's fresh and clever and way too-cool.

2001 Lexus RX 300

The RX300 is what's meant by a crossover, a vehicle that combines the best traits of car and SUV with a little mini-van cargo capacity thrown in for good measure. The RX300 is powered by a 3-liter, 220-horsepower, 24-valve V-6 with 4-speed automatic. You sit a little higher in an RX300 than you do in a sedan, which means a slightly raised center of gravity that you will feel in sharp corners and turns. This RX300 has wood trim, leather interior, and a sunroof. If you are looking for luxury at an affordable price, call us and stop by today for a test drive!

Car Waxing

Nothing keeps paint looking good and protected like a coat of quality wax. Apply wax to your vehicle at least every six months.