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One of the things many of our drivers worry about the most is the financing experience – we understand why! Not only is there a lot of number crunching, the amount of fine print can be a lot for some – especially newer drivers – to take in. That is why our financing team is dedicated to helping you every step of the way. That is also why we have made financing a bit easier for you!

With the seasons changing, many of our drivers are going to be looking to buy a new family vehicle. Whether this is your first time doing so, or you have bought vehicles in the past, it can be difficult to find the right car.

For many drivers, technology is a vital component of the experience behind the wheel. Whether you are looking for a car that offers you a variety of safety features, or you are more interested in checking out a car that delivers some enticing entertainment technology, we have a tool that can help you.

While it may seem odd to ask how safety features can help you on the road, it’s a fair question to ask. With so many features being integrated into your vehicle, you want to be sure you are investing in a vehicle that is going to keep you secure behind the wheel.

We’ve all been there: you’re shopping for a new car and you find yourself stuck between two really great options. It seems like an unfair thing to complain about (after all, either car would be awesome), but you can’t really choose. How can you avoid this issue?

A question we get (often from first time shoppers) pertains to the benefits that sedans and SUVs offer. While many strongly prefer one body style over the other, some people are curious the kind of benefits each offers. So which should you choose? And which is best for you?

While there is no objective answer to this – if always comes down to personal opinion at the end of the day – these body styles do have distinct benefits.

You may hear a lot of people talking about the importance of fuel efficiency and aerodynamic designs, especially when it comes to more modern, sophisticated vehicles. What does this really mean, though? Why is efficiency important?