I thought this was an objective review of the 2010 Equinox. I could list out tons of additional features but the nice thing about this video is that it shows the finer points, inside and out plus the fuel economy.
Enjoy!
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Out with 2009, in comes 2010!
Posted by – December 31, 2009
Since 2009 had its hurdles, I’m sure most of us are looking forward to a more positive 2010.
For us, we continually strive to make our sales and service better but we certainly are not perfect. I would like to ask everyone for their input,. Your opinion does matter! As a dealership what can we do better this coming year to make our sales and service exceptional?
Wishing everyone a safe and wonderful New Years! We look forward to seeing you in 2010.
Cheryl Radcliff only trusted New Smyrna Chevrolet.
Posted by – December 30, 2009
Some say the heart of our business is customer satisfaction. Maybe it isn’t just the heart but the soul as well.
While shopping for her new Chevy vehicle, Cheryl Radcliff felt the most comfortable with the staff at New Smyrna Chevrolet. She will definitely recommend New Smyrna Chevrolet to her friends and family!
5 Tips on Making Your Car More Fuel Efficient
Posted by – December 2, 2009
With gas prices sky high most individuals who drive are interested in ways they can make their car more fuel efficient and save as much money as possible. While there are no fuel saving tips that will keep your car full of gas without filling up, there are some tips that really can help you save money on fuel over the long run. All of these tips focus on making your car more fuel efficient.
Fuel Efficiency Tip #1 Drive When You Crank Up
This might seem obvious, but as soon as you crank up your car you should drive off. However, many people crank up and leave the car idling for a while. Instead of this, when you crank up drive off and only keep your car running when it is absolutely necessary.
Fuel Efficiency Tip #2 Don’t Ride the Break
Many drivers hit the break more often than is necessary. Additionally there are quite a few drivers that slow down for a braking car when they could easily switch lanes. Not riding the break can increase your fuel efficiency by up to 30%, so this is a great tip you should follow.
Fuel Efficiency Tip #3 Turn Off Your Car
If you are going to be stopping for more than 10 minutes you should switch off your car to keep fuel efficiency at its peak and not burn more gas than is necessary.
Fuel Efficiency Tip #4 Don’t Turn Off Your Car
If you are only stopping for a brief moment or less than 5 minutes then don’t turn off your car because the amount of gas used to crank up is more than you would burn in that short period of time.
Fuel Efficiency Tip #5 Inflate Tires Properly
Too many drivers never think of their tires, unless one goes flat. However, having tires that are properly inflated can save fuel and make your car more fuel efficient, saving you money. Because of this, you should check your tire pressure on a regular basis.
$500 Gift Certificate to the Volusia Mall
Posted by – November 29, 2009
New Smyrna Chevrolet will beat any price in Daytona Beach or give you a $500 gift certificate to the Volusia Mall.
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When do you know you need new Brakes
Posted by – November 26, 2009
Spending money on car repairs is the last thing any of us want to do, but it is a necessary evil. Generally, if you wait too long to get something fixed or replaced, it will end up costing you more than the original repair. Knowing when to change your brake pads is important; otherwise it can be very costly.
Step 1
If you bought your car new from a dealership, you can refer to your manual which should give you an idea of how many miles your brake pads should last you. Just keep that number in mind, and remember to consider getting new brake pads when you have reached that stated mileage. This does depend on your driving habits. Some people need new brake pads faster than others. I managed to make it 70,000 miles before I had to change mine.
Step 2
In either case, if you bought your car new or used, you can check the thickness of your brake pad yourself. Just take the tire off, and inspect the thickness of the brake pad. Most brake pad repairmen will tell you to replace your pads when they are 2 to 3mm thick. Keep in mind, new break pads are usually 10mm thick. Some people even say wait until the pads have the same thickness as a dime.
Step 3
The last way you can decide yourself, is to wait until you hear your brakes squealing. This a final warning telling you to get your brake pads changed as soon as possible. If you wait too long you might damage the rotors, which will double the price of your brake repair.
Step 4
If you’re undecided or don’t want to be bothered with checking it yourself, you can always take your vehicle to a dealer service department. They will be able to take a look at it and decide rather quickly if your brakes need changed. If you’re already hearing the squealing noise, they will probably take it for a quick test drive and let you know. Worst case, if they don’t need changed, they can give you a good estimate of how many more miles you can drive before your brake pads will need changed.
Chevrolet has 0% interest for 72 months
Posted by – November 21, 2009
That’s right. See 0% interest for 6 years on Chevrolet Traverse, Silverado and Cobalts.
This Month’s Little Cheaper Deals.
Posted by – November 13, 2009
How do we do it? With unbelievable deals like these.
Save up to $10,000 off Silverado Crew Cabs. Dirve home a beautiful Traverse with payment as low as $399 a month. Or save up to $4000 off Chevy Cobalts! We’re selling Chevrolets cheaper than anyone else in the area, working hard to be NUMBER !!
*offer expires 11/30/09
From the Desk of Jack Holcomb
Posted by – November 13, 2009
When we started this blog our main goal was to make sure the content was informative and useful. Thanks to all the positive comments, we feel confident it is serving the main purpose. More to come! Jack