Carsbykevin in Sioux Falls

If you had your pick, tough choice.
GTO??

Gotta agree!

1949 Packard limo

Driven this??

I Posted years ago and it is still very true!

Here are just a few of the many reasons not to purchase your next vehicle “online” without the assistance of a qualified salesperson.

You cannot smell a used car online, see the actual condition of paint, know if it drives straight or makes a weird noise. With new cars, seat comfort and visibility are unknown without actually “seeing for yourself.”

Not to mention all the features you might or might not want and/or need. You might be buying a package you do not want and/or need.

I give my customers my personal cellphone # and I regularly take calls from customers after hours. Plus, I service what I sell.

A website will not provide this level of service.

Not a good Memorial Day weekend without a classic car show!

Which car would you vote for?

Have a great weekend!

When it comes to buying a new vehicle, it's important to be aware of the potential pitfalls of purchasing from a distant dealership. This customer's experience is a prime example of why it's crucial to choose a reputable local dealership. Despite seeming like a good deal at first, the vehicle they purchased ended up not having the advertised TRD off-road package.


Louis Chevrolet. He was a successful racing driver whose father was French. The name Chevrolet comes from the French word Chèvre, meaning goat.

Chevrolet was formed by Louis Chevrolet, his brother Arthur Chevrolet, and Buick owner William Durant, who made Chevrolet part of his holdings company, General Motors (inspired after General Electric). Chevrolet was independent for 7 years before GM. The first Chevrolet used a 4.9L straight 6, and made 40 HP. A lot for the time

Could have not said it better myself!

Yep!

New Safety Guidelines Could Kill an Annoying Automotive Trend

Do your research.

VW Atlas Cross Sport Tops List of 10 Least Satisfying New Cars to Own A new car isn't a purchase worth getting wrong, so avoid these cars that owners say that they wouldn't buy again.

Hmmmm..

Honda is planning a series of radical new entry level EVs by 2030, starting with electric replacements for the Civic and Jazz ⚡ https://buff.ly/49l6zEz