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Laughing All the Way Into Your Driveway

We’ve all seen them—those holiday car commercials where someone surprises their partner with a shiny new car topped with a giant red bow. Sure, it might be a bit over the top, but there’s no denying its effectiveness. Why? Because in that moment, you’re not just looking at a car—you’re picturing yourself in that scene, with the keys in hand and the driveway moment unfolding.

And that’s the brilliance of great car ads. They make you laugh, smile, or dream about the possibilities, all while quietly planting the idea that this car could be yours. Whether it’s a pint-sized Darth Vader trying to summon the Force or Joe Isuzu making outrageously funny claims, these ads aren’t just about entertainment—they’re about sparking your imagination and showing you a car you can’t stop thinking about.

So, let’s take a look at some of the funniest and most memorable car commercials—and how they’ve helped put your own dream car in your driveway.

The Early Days: Jingles and Smiles

In the 1950s and ’60s, car commercials were simple and cheerful, focused on connecting with families and evoking adventure. They might seem quaint today, but they were doing the same thing modern ads do—getting people to think, “That could be us.”

• Chevrolet’s “See the USA in Your Chevrolet”: This iconic jingle was pure Americana, promising freedom and adventure. It wasn’t just about selling a car; it was about selling the idea of where that car could take you. And it worked—families across America flocked to dealerships to make that dream a reality.

Humor Takes the Wheel: The Rise of Funny Ads

By the 1980s, car commercials started leaning on humor to stand out. But even as they made us laugh, the goal remained the same: sparking enough curiosity to make us take a closer look.

• Joe Isuzu: The King of Exaggeration: Joe Isuzu, with his over-the-top claims (“This car gets 94 miles per gallon!”), didn’t just make viewers laugh. He made them think, “What’s the real story?” That curiosity led many to check out Isuzu’s lineup for themselves—and often, they left with a car.

• Dodge’s “That Thing Got a HEMI?”: With its simple humor and unforgettable catchphrase, this campaign didn’t just sell trucks. It sold the power and excitement of Dodge’s HEMI engine. And once you’d laughed at the ad, you were hooked on the idea of someone asking you the same thing. Yes it does!

The Viral Era: Cars Meet the Internet

As car ads went viral in the digital age, they became even more focused on building an emotional connection—and getting viewers to take the next step.

• Volkswagen’s “The Force”: A pint-sized Darth Vader using the Force to start a Volkswagen Passat? It was funny, relatable, and downright adorable. But beyond the laughs, it made viewers think about the Passat’s features (like remote start) and how those might fit into their own lives.

• Kia’s Dancing Hamsters: Kia took the Soul from practical to playful with their quirky hamster campaign. Those jogging-suit-clad rodents didn't just dance, they made them a must-have part of your wardrobe right alongside your new car.

• Honda’s “Cog”: This mesmerizing ad turned Honda’s engineering into art, with car parts playing an elaborate game of dominoes in a Rube Goldberg machine. It was so absurdly precise, you might have thought, 'If they can do that with a muffler, imagine what they could do with a whole car.

Modern Laughs: Humor Meets Technology

Today’s car ads use humor and cutting-edge tech to make you smile—and to remind you how much fun life can be with the right car.

• Toyota’s “Sheep Choir”: A herd of sheep singing Queen’s “Somebody to Love” while riding in a Tacoma’s truck bed? It was hilarious and weird, but it also showcased the Tacoma’s ruggedness and versatility.

• Subaru’s “Dog Tested, Dog Approved”: These lovable canine-driven ads weren’t just funny; they spoke directly to pet owners, reminding them that Subaru vehicles are built for the whole family—four-legged members included.

The Lasting Power Of A Good Laugh - And An Even Better Experience

Let’s face it—funny car commercials aren’t just there to make you laugh. They’re there to make you remember. When you see a pint-sized Darth Vader using the Force or a hamster rocking a tracksuit, it’s not just entertainment—it’s a subtle nudge. You’re not just watching an ad; you’re imagining that car in your world. The remote start becomes your morning magic trick. The HEMI? Your ticket to unstoppable power. And that compact SUV with all the personality? It’s practically begging for a road trip with your dog in the backseat.

Humor works because it makes cars relatable, aspirational, and just a little more fun to imagine in your driveway—giant red bow included (or not, your call).

Great car ads know how to stick with you, and that’s exactly what we strive for, too. We want to earn your business with an experience that’s as smooth and memorable as your favorite ad—but way more personal. Whether it’s finding the perfect ride or making the process stress-free and enjoyable, we’re here to be the real deal you can count on—not just today, but every step of the way.

Our inventory changes faster than a hamster in a Soul, which means there’s always something exciting waiting for you. Take a look at our quality used cars and find the one that’s just right for you. After all, finding the perfect car is only the start of your journey. The rest comes from having a team that’s ready to help make it yours—every mile of the way.

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Is There One Thing About Your Car You'd Change?

Like most drivers, we have been ingrained to change the oil in your car every 3,000 miles. But today’s engines and synthetic oils have changed the game. That means you might be able to let those miles roll by a little longer before you’re due for another oil change. So, let’s take a look at what it really means to go the extra mile with your oil.

Do You Really Need an Oil Change Every 3,000 Miles?

For years, 3,000 miles has been the go-to benchmark, but advancements in synthetic oil mean some cars can go much longer between changes. Unlike conventional oil, which can break down more quickly, synthetic oil is designed to handle higher temperatures, resist sludge buildup, and protect your engine over longer distances. That’s why many cars running on synthetic oil can go 7,500, 10,000, or even 15,000 miles between oil changes, depending on the make and model. Always check your car manufacturer's recommendations to make sure you’re using the correct oil type for your vehicle.

Quick Tip:

Before you leave the oil change shop, check the mileage sticker they’ve put on your windshield. It’s often set to the 3,000-mile mark out of habit—even if you’re using synthetic oil that could last far longer. It never hurts to double-check that the recommendation matches the type of oil your car actually uses!

Mileage Reminders: Are They Accurate?

Most newer cars have built-in mileage reminders for oil changes, but are they set specifically for the kind of oil you’re using? The short answer: not always. Many mileage reminders are based on a conventional oil schedule, so if you’re using synthetic, it’s worth looking into whether that reminder can be adjusted.

If you’re not sure, ask your car manufacturer or dealership if your car’s reminder can be calibrated for synthetic oil. And if it can’t, don’t worry—just keep track of your oil type and recommended change intervals to stay on top of it. It’s one extra step, but it ensures you’re getting the best performance from your car.

Resetting the Oil Change Reminder

If you’ve recently switched to synthetic or just want to reset your oil change reminder, many cars make it easy to do. For most models, you can find instructions in the owner’s manual, or you can search online for a quick walk-through. Generally, resetting is as simple as pressing a few buttons on the dashboard. But if you’re ever unsure, your dealership or mechanic can easily handle it for you.

When Going the Extra Mile Means… Finding a New Ride

So, you’ve mastered the art of oil changes, synthetic vs. conventional, and mileage reminders. But sometimes, no amount of maintenance can turn back the clock on an aging car. When repairs start piling up or your car just isn’t as dependable as it used to be, it might be time to think about an upgrade.

And that’s where we come in—to help you find a car that fits your needs, lifestyle, and budget perfectly. Think of us as your personal pit crew, ready to go the extra mile to make sure your trade-in is seamless and enjoyable. Because finding the right ride shouldn’t just be about reaching your destination—it should be about enjoying every mile along the way.

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The Clock Is Ticking

Twice a year, we reset the clocks, and it’s easy to feel a little out of sync—losing sleep and needing time to adjust. But while we can eventually catch up, our cars don’t have that luxury. With each passing mile and season, wear and tear take their toll, and without proper care, your car might not be performing like it used to. So, as the seasons change and the clock keeps ticking, you have to ask yourself: Is your car keeping up, or is it falling behind?

Signs Your Car Might Be Feeling "Tired"

Just like us, cars start to feel the effects of time. Over the miles, your vehicle might show signs that it’s not performing like it used to. These subtle hints can signal it’s time for some attention to keep things running smoothly:

• Worn tire treads – As tires age, they lose grip, making it harder to handle your car, especially during seasonal changes. Just like you wouldn't ignore worn-out shoes, your tires need attention before they impact safety.

• Slow starts – Does your car feel sluggish when starting up in the morning? It could be like that alarm clock that needs a nudge—your car might be struggling to "wake up" and perform at its best.

• Frequent repairs – If you’re making more visits to the mechanic than you'd like, those breakdowns and ongoing fixes could mean your car is "running out of steam" and working harder than it should to keep up.

These aren’t just minor inconveniences—they’re clear signs that your car is starting to feel worn out. Addressing them early on, or considering whether it's time to reset and upgrade, can help you avoid bigger issues down the road and ensure your vehicle stays reliable.

Why Upgrading Makes Sense

If your car is starting to feel more like a burden, it might be time to consider a trade-in. Here’s why upgrading could be the smarter move:

• Save on repair costs – Stop spending on constant repairs by upgrading to something newer and more reliable.

• Improved safety and technology – Newer models come equipped with the latest safety features and efficiency, making them better suited for changing road conditions.

• Better fuel economy – If your car is guzzling more gas than it used to, a newer vehicle can save you money at the pump.

Reset the Clock on Your Car

As we reset our clocks for the time change, it’s a great reminder that our cars might need a reset too. If your vehicle is feeling a bit tired—with frequent repairs, poor performance, or just not keeping up like it used to—this might be the perfect time to think about a fresh start. Instead of holding onto a car that's showing its age, why not trade it in for something newer and more reliable? Don’t let your car fall behind. Explore our trade-in options and reset the clock on your driving experience with a vehicle that’s ready to go the extra mile.

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Ever Wondered If a Truck Is Right for You?

Like most people, you've always driven a car. They're practical and get you back and forth to wherever you're going. Sure, you’ve seen trucks on the road—those powerful, versatile machines that seem to handle anything. You've even let yourself start to daydream about owning one. Maybe one day?

Is Today That Day?

If you’re the kind of person who takes pride in tackling whatever life throws your way—whether it’s a weekend DIY project or an impromptu road trip—you might just be a truck person. Trucks are the ultimate multitaskers, built to haul, tow, and tackle any task, while still looking great parked in your driveway. If you need a vehicle that matches your can-do attitude, a truck is the perfect fit.

Owning a truck isn’t just about driving a vehicle. It’s a mindset, a way of life. Much like Jeep owners say, "It’s a Jeep thing. You wouldn’t understand," truck owners have their own version of that feeling. As a dealership, we understand the unique connection truck owners have with their vehicles because we've watched countless customers light up when they find the one that’s just right for them.

Does Your Job Demand Serious Muscle?

Imagine rolling up to the job site with everything you need in one powerful, reliable truck. If that sounds like your kind of day, it’s time to embrace the fact that you’re a truck person at heart.

Feed Your Craving for Adventure

For those who live for the thrill of the next big adventure—camping, off-roading, or discovering new trails—a truck has the capability to take you there and the space to bring everything you need. A truck gives you the flexibility to load up and head out, fully prepared for whatever the wild throws your way.

You Value Safety and Durability

Built tough with durability in mind, trucks offer you peace of mind on every drive, whether you’re navigating city streets or country roads. Most trucks come with advanced safety features and a reputation for long-lasting performance, making them more reliable than ever.

But the benefits don't stop there. Trucks also have a strong reputation for holding their value over time. Thanks to their durability and high demand in the used vehicle market, many trucks retain a significant portion of their original value even after years of use.

Ready to Find Your Perfect Truck?

There’s only one way to find out—stop by and take one of our trucks for a test drive. Feel the power, experience the versatility, and see for yourself what you've been missing out on.

Got questions? We’re here to help. Our friendly team understands what truck ownership is all about, and we’re ready to guide you through finding the perfect truck.

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Is It Time to Trade In Your Car?

Is your current car unreliable or lost its curb appeal? Maybe your family needs more space, or you've simply been eyeing an upgrade. Whatever the reason, trading in your car for a newer model can be a smart move. Here's how we can help you make a smooth transition with several benefits:

1. Hassle-Free Trade-In Appraisal

Our expert appraisers will give you a fair and honest value for your current car. We understand the hassle of selling a car privately, which is why we take care of everything. No need to haggle with potential buyers or deal with mountains of paperwork â?? our team will provide a transparent appraisal process that ensures you get a fair market value for your trade-in. We use industry-standard resources to determine your car's value based on its model, year, mileage, condition, and local market trends.

2. Drive Away with a Great Deal on a New Car

Trading in your car allows you to leverage its value towards a brand-new model. We offer a wide selection of the latest vehicles, from fuel-efficient sedans to spacious SUVs and everything in between. Whether you're looking for the latest technology features like advanced driver-assistance systems or a spacious interior for your growing family, our knowledgeable sales team will help you find the perfect car to fit your needs and budget. By trading in your current car, you can significantly reduce the down payment required for a new vehicle, making your dream car more affordable than ever.

3. Simplify the Selling Process

Forget the stress of advertising your car online, dealing with endless phone calls and inquiries from potential buyers, and navigating the complexities of private car sales. When you trade in with us, we handle all the details â?? you just bring in your car and leave with a new one.  This saves you valuable time and eliminates the potential headaches associated with selling your car privately.

4. Get the Car You Deserve

You've worked hard, and a reliable, comfortable, and stylish car can make a big difference in your daily life. Trade in your old car and step up to a newer, more feature-rich model that reflects your unique style and needs. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with driving a newer vehicle and the comfort of knowing you're driving a car equipped with the latest safety features. You'll be happy you made the switch to a car that truly enhances your driving experience! Additionally, newer cars tend to be more fuel-efficient, saving you money on gas in the long run.

5. Take Advantage of Trade-In Specials

We frequently offer trade-in specials that can give you an extra boost on top of your car's appraised value. These specials can vary depending on the make and model of your trade-in, as well as the current market conditions. Be sure to check with our dealership to see if there are any trade-in specials available that can help you maximize the value you receive for your old car.

Still Unsure About Trading In?

If you're still unsure about whether trading in your car is the right decision for you, we encourage you to visit our dealership. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff can answer any questions you have and help you determine if trading in is the best option for your situation. We can also provide you with a no-obligation appraisal for your car, so you'll know exactly how much it's worth. There's no pressure to buy, and we're here to help you make an informed decision.

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When Day Turns to Night: The Celestial Car Parade of April 8th, 2024

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In an ironic twist of fate, the sky turned on its own high beams on April 8th, 2024, as a total solar eclipse carved its path across the USA. While everyone was focused on the sky it’s a good reminder of just how the Sun, Moon and stars have influenced the naming of cars here on Earth.

Which of these do you remember?

Mitsubishi Eclipse - Inspiring Namesake

The Mitsubishi Eclipse was a sporty car produced by Mitsubishi Motors for four generations, spanning from 1989 to 2011

Generations and Collaboration:

• The first two generations (1989-1999) shared their platform and parts with the Eagle Talon and Plymouth Laser, which were essentially rebadged versions under Chrysler's Diamond-Star Motors partnership with Mitsubishi.

• The third and fourth generations (2000-2011) became more distinct from their Chrysler counterparts, offering Mitsubishi's unique design language and engineering.

The Eclipse Name Fades (2011): Production of the Eclipse coupe ended in 2011, and Mitsubishi opted not to introduce a direct successor.

A New Dawn: The Eclipse Cross (2018-Present): While not a replacement, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, introduced in 2018, carries on some of the Eclipse's sporty spirit. It's a compact SUV that boasts a stylish design, available turbocharged engines, and a focus on handling, reminiscent of the earlier Eclipse.

Chevrolet Equinox:

While a solar eclipse might cause a temporary blackout in the sky, on Earth we have 2 Equinoxes each year.

Vernal Equinox (Spring Equinox): This occurs around March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and marks the beginning of spring. In the Southern Hemisphere, it's the beginning of autumn.

Autumnal Equinox (Fall Equinox): This occurs around September 22 or 23 in the Northern Hemisphere and marks the beginning of autumn. In the Southern Hemisphere, it's the beginning of spring.

Introduced in 2004 for the 2005 model year, the Chevrolet Equinox has been a popular choice for families for over two decades. It replaced the Chevrolet Tracker and Chevrolet S-10 Blazer, offering a more contemporary and refined take on the compact SUV segment.

Generations of Illumination (2010-Present):

• Second Generation (2010-2017): This iteration, produced from 2010 to 2017, offered a significant redesign with a more modern look, improved technology features, and the option of a V6 engine for those seeking extra power. Exact production figures are difficult to find, but sales remained strong throughout this generation.

• Third Generation (2018-2024): The current generation, introduced in 2018, continues production today (as of April 2024). It boasts a sleeker design, further enhanced technology options, and a focus on fuel economy with a turbocharged engine.

Embracing Electrification and a New Dawn (2022-Present): In 2022, Chevrolet unveiled a significant addition to the Equinox family – the Equinox EV, an all-electric version. This zero-emission offering signifies a new dawn for the Equinox, mirroring the way the sun ushers in a new day after an eclipse.

A New Chapter Awaits (2024): Just this year (2024), Chevrolet announced the fourth-generation Equinox, set to arrive for the 2025 model year. This iteration boasts a new platform, updated design, and continued focus on fuel efficiency.

Ford Galaxy - Looking To The Stars

Aptly named after the sprawling cosmic systems we can only dream of exploring, the Ford Galaxy will glide under the eclipsed sun, perhaps pondering its place among the stars. On this day, it's not just another vehicle on the road but a nod to the vast universe beyond.

Ford Galaxie (1959-1974): This was a full-size car produced in North America for several decades.

Ford Galaxy (1995-2023): This was a large MPV (multi-purpose vehicle) marketed in Europe. Introduced in June 1995, it was the first Ford-branded MPV produced and sold outside of North America. Production officially ended in April 2023. It was a popular choice in the European market for families for over 27 years

Tesla Roadster (Starman Edition): A First Car in Space

The Tesla Roadster (Starman Edition) isn't just a car; it's a unique piece of automotive and space exploration history. Unlike the Ford Galaxy, which is a mass-produced vehicle, only one Tesla Roadster Starman Edition exists.

Here's what makes it special:

• First Production Car in Space: In February 2018, this 2010 Tesla Roadster became the first production car launched into space. It wasn't intended for actual driving, but rather served as a test payload for the inaugural flight of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket.

• Starman Behind the Wheel: Adding to the theatrics, a mannequin clad in a SpaceX spacesuit, nicknamed "Starman," sits in the driver's seat. With David Bowie's "Space Oddity" playing on repeat, it became a pop-culture touch embedded in this historic launch.

• Celestial Journey: The Roadster wasn't launched into a traditional orbit around Earth. Instead, it follows an elliptical path around the Sun. Websites like [whereisroadster.com] allow you to track its current location.

So, during a solar eclipse, the Tesla Roadster Starman Edition isn't just another car on the road. It's a tangible reminder of humanity's growing ability to explore space, with a dash of Elon Musk's signature audaciousness.

Nissan Titan: A Truck Named After a Moon of Eclipses

The Nissan Titan, named after Saturn's largest moon, isn't just a powerful truck – it's a vehicle with a celestial namesake

Land of Eclipses: Due to its position around Saturn, Titan frequently experiences solar eclipses. Unlike Earth, where these events are rare, Saturn's tilt allows its moons to pass more often in front of the sun from the perspective of an observer on Saturn.

Production Timeline:

• First Generation (2004-2015): This initial version established the Titan's foundation and continued without a major redesign for over a decade.

• Second Generation (2016-Present): Introduced in 2016, the second generation offered a significant refresh along with the Titan XD variant, designed to bridge the gap between light-duty and heavy-duty trucks.

Volkswagen Phaeton: A Shining Star (Though Short-Lived)

Luxury Farewell (2002-2016): While the name implies brilliance, the Phaeton's production story is a bit different. Introduced in 2002, it was Volkswagen's attempt to enter the luxury car market. Despite its impressive features and engineering, sales fell short of expectations. Production ended in 2016.

Ford Orion: A Constellation on Wheels

Production Years (1983-1993): The Ford Orion was a small family car produced by Ford Europe from 1983 to 1993. It was based on the popular Ford Escort but offered a more traditional four-door saloon body style with a separate trunk instead of a hatchback.

A European Star: The Orion was primarily sold in European markets and achieved decent sales success, particularly in its earlier years. Over 3.5 million units were produced during its ten-year production run.

Ready to experience something out of this world? Swing by our dealership and check out our stellar lineup of cars! Whether you're into sleek sedans, rugged SUVs, or powerful trucks, we've got the ride you're looking for. Come in today and see for yourself - who knows, you might just find your own eclipse of a deal waiting for you!

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Rogue One To Sales Leader

Do you remember when Nissan released a limited edition version of their Rogue model called the "Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition." This special edition vehicle was inspired by the movie "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" and featured various cosmetic elements related to the film, such as Star Wars badging, floor mats, and a special key fob.

And it's not just Nissan, Star Wars Fan's for years have celebrated May 4th to celebrate all things lightsabers, droids, and the never-ending struggle for galactic peace. But let's be honest, the Force is notoriously unreliable when it comes to fuel efficiency.

The Falcon's Fuel Consumption

While spaceships like the Millennium Falcon may zip through hyperspace, their fuel consumption habits leave much to be desired. And let's not even get started on the Death Star's carbon footprint. Who needs a giant laser beam when a solar panel array would do wonders for the galaxy's energy crisis?

Your Fuel-Efficient Destiny Awaits

We understand that even the most devoted Jedi warriors need a reliable ride here on Earth. We may not be offering X-34 landspeeders (yet), but we do have a stellar selection of fuel-efficient vehicles that won't leave you stranded in the Tatooine desert (or your local grocery store parking lot).

Ditch the Death Star's Carbon Footprint

So, this May the Fourth, ditch the unreliable hyperdrives and questionable energy sources of the Star Wars universe. Come on down and test drive a car that will get you where you need to go without breaking the bank (or the galactic economy).

Remember, even Jedi Masters need a good car. Don't let your galactic adventures be fueled by regret. Shop from our excellent selection of gas saving cars and may the good fuel economy be with you!

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Don't Get Fooled! Debunking Common Car Myths

While pranks and laughter are the order of the day, the world of cars isn't immune to its share of myths and misconceptions. Today, we'll separate fact from fiction and debunk some common car myths that might have you fooled.

Myth #1: Turning off your car at a red light saves gas.

Fact: Modern cars with fuel injection systems actually use slightly more gas when restarting compared to idling for short periods. However, excessive idling (over 2 minutes) is still wasteful and should be avoided.

Myth #2: You can roll down your windows to cool down your car faster than using the AC.

Fact: While it might seem logical, rolling down windows creates drag, reducing fuel efficiency and slowing down the cooling process. Using your air conditioning, especially on high for a few minutes, is actually faster and more efficient.

Myth #3: Putting a potato in your tailpipe will muffle your exhaust sound.

Fact: Not only is this incredibly dangerous (it can block exhaust fumes and cause carbon monoxide poisoning), it's also completely ineffective. Modifying your exhaust system for sound is illegal in most areas and can damage your car.

Myth #4: Premium gas gives your car more horsepower.

Fact: In most cases, premium gas is not necessary for everyday driving. It's designed for high-performance engines that require higher octane ratings. Using premium gas in a car designed for regular gas won't provide any additional benefits.

Myth #5: A clean car is more fuel-efficient.

Fact: A dirty car with excessive drag (like mud or grime) can slightly decrease fuel efficiency. However, regular car washes won't significantly impact your gas mileage.

Myth #6: You should warm up your car before driving on cold days.

Fact: Modern fuel-injected engines are designed to warm up quickly while driving. Idling for long periods is unnecessary and can waste gas and contribute to pollution. It's better to start your car and drive gently for a few minutes until it reaches operating temperature.

Myth #8: All transmission fluids are the same.

Fact: Different car models require specific transmission fluids. Using the wrong type of fluid can damage your transmission. Always consult your owner's manual or a qualified mechanic for the correct transmission fluid for your car.

Myth #9: Filling your gas tank in the morning gets you more gas.

Fact: Gas is stored underground in tanks with consistent temperatures, regardless of the time of day. The pump dispenses gas at the same density no matter when you fill up.

So, there you have it! Hopefully, this article has helped clear up some common car myths and ensure you're taking proper care of your vehicle. Remember, when it comes to car advice, always consult your owner's manual or a trusted mechanic for accurate information. Happy April Fools' Day, and drive safe!

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Can Going Viral Help Sell Your Car?

If you've been on the internet lately, you might have come across a hilariously over-the-top car commercial that's been making rounds. It's a high-end, cinematic masterpiece... for a not-so-high-end car. The filmmaker behind this viral sensation really went all out to showcase his girlfriend's 'crappy used car'. Now, while we can't all have a professional filmmaker in our lives to make our used cars look like the star of a blockbuster movie, there's still hope!

The Dilemma: Selling Your Car Without The Hollywood Flair

Let's face it, not everyone has a filmmaker friend ready to shoot an epic commercial for your used car. Most of us are stuck with mediocre photos and descriptions that barely get a second glance from potential buyers. It's like trying to sell a script in Hollywood without a star actor – tough, right?

• Common Challenges in Selling Used Cars

• Lackluster Photos and Descriptions

• Limited Reach to Potential Buyers

• Time-Consuming Negotiations

• Uncertainty in Pricing

Our Solution: We Buy Your Car, No Glam Needed!

We believe every car deserves its moment, even without the glitz and glamour of a film set. So, if you're sitting there thinking, "I wish I could make my car look that good," worry no more! We're here to take that ordinary car off your hands, with a process as smooth as a movie premiere red carpet.

Why Choose Us?

• Hassle-Free Experience: Forget about the stress of finding buyers.

• Fair Pricing: We offer competitive prices, ensuring you get a fair deal.

• Quick & Easy: No need for fancy videos or ads; we keep it simple.

The Humorous Twist: No Epic Ad, No Problem!

Imagine trying to direct a car commercial with your not-so-photogenic car. The wind machine blows away your for-sale sign, the sun glare is blinding, and let's not even talk about trying to make that engine purr sound like a luxury car. It's a comedy skit waiting to happen! But here, the only drama we love is in the movies, not in car selling.

Closing: Roll Credits on Your Car Selling Woes

In the end, you might not have a viral video to your name, but you'll have something even better – a stress-free car selling experience. So, let the filmmakers stick to their day jobs, and let us buy your car today!

What are the advantages of owning a 2 wheel drive pickup truck?

Well, for one, it can have an overall better capability than a 4 wheel drive truck. People often mistakenly think that because a 4 wheel drive truck can go off-road, that it is more capable. But in reality, a 2 wheel drive truck can do just as much if not more with the right configuration.

Towing Capacity

If you want the most tow capacity in any type of pickup truck, choose a 2-wheel drive truck. This is because a 2-wheel drive truck has a lower curb weight, but the same gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR). This means that your payload capacity has increased because of this. A 4-wheel drive truck might give you 5500 lb payload capacity in a single rear wheel configuration, but you can go up to 7500 lb or more in a dual rear wheel configuration.

Generally speaking, the best trucks for towing are 2-wheel drive dually pickups. This is because they have more room for payload capacity and can handle heavier pin weights, which increases the total weight of a trailer that they can tow. For some people, a 2-wheel drive truck may be the best choice depending on what they are doing.

Fuel Economy

Another benefit of a 2 wheel drive vehicle is that it can get better fuel economy in some cases. You can see an improvement of up to 30% when you compare fuel economy between a 2 wheel and 4 wheel drive vehicle.

When you have a two-wheel drive configuration, it is much easier to move the truck due to rolling resistance. This is because there is less weight on each axle and there are fewer driveshafts and differentials that need to be driven. As a result, this can lead to better fuel economy as well.

Maintenance Costs

A 2-wheel drive vehicle has fewer parts that can break. This means there is less chance that something will go wrong with your car and you will have to spend money fixing it. Additionally, 4-wheel drive vehicles require additional electronics and controls, which can be expensive to maintain.

Benefits Of A 4 Wheel Drive Truck

The obvious benefit is that you can go off-road. This is the type of truck that is designed for people who want to take their vehicle camping, hiking or regularly have to go on unpaved roads. A 4x4 truck will have no problem getting through rough terrain that would stop a 2 wheel drive truck.

Traction - In poor weather conditions, a 4x4 truck will have much better traction than a 2 wheel drive. This is because the weight is evenly distributed over all four tires.

Climbing - If you need to go up a hill or incline, a 4x4 truck will be able to do it with ease.

Where going off road is not the primary purpose of the truck, it is used more in emergency situations such as bad weather or other natural disasters. When roads are closed or impassable, a 4x4 truck can provide the only means of getting around.

Resell Value

Generally speaking you're going to save by opting for a two-wheel drive version over 4 wheel drive version. However this will depend totally on the specific configuration you choose.

A four-wheel drive truck is a more desirable vehicle when it comes time to sell it or trade. It might have cost you a little bit more, but it is worth it in the end.