- The technology is impressive without being excessive
- The interior is stunning
- Exterior styling appeals to all ages
- The torque in this thing! Its V8 engine chews up and spits out anything in its path
- The Z51 package means unmatched performance, unbeatable handling, and an overall 5-star driving experience
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
5 Reasons the C7 Corvette Z51 Crushes Its Competitors
Where would you take the C7 Corvette Z51 on a spin if you were handed
the keys? With features like this, the possibilities are endless.
Introducing Chevrolet’s reminder to keep dreaming big.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Texting & Driving Isn't As Harmless As You Think
As the number of texting induced accidents rise, some states are passing laws making it illegal for you to be on your phone while you drive and it comes with a hefty fine.
- If you think your insurance premiums are high now, wait until your insurance company hears that you caused the accident by texting. You should notice an immediate rise in your premiums and in some cases you may be dropped completely.
- Consider other people before you pick up your phone, not only do you endanger the people around you but you put the people in the car with you at extreme risk.
- The driver puts bikers and walkers at extreme risk when they aren’t even looking at the road.
- Hands free technology is widely available nowadays and not outrageously expensive. If you simply must reply to someone at that moment, do it without touching your phone. Please drive responsibly.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Memory Lane Behind the Wheel of a Corvette
It would almost be an understatement to call the Chevrolet
Corvette a classic car. Since its debut in 1953, it has served as an
icon of American culture and each year, it is introduced to the market
with new and innovative features. One thing is for certain: the
Corvette has always been a game-changer. Let’s take a look back at the
most notable years in its history.
1953:
1963 – 1967

1968 – 1982:

1983 – 1996:

1997 – 2004:

2005 – 2013:

And, of course, the Corvette of the Future.
2014 C7 Stingray
Here’s to many more years of this stunning roadster.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Motorists & Cyclists: Unite! Here’s the key to sharing the road in peace.
It seems like the grass is always greener on the other side. When
you’re behind the wheel of a car, it’s easy to let yourself view
cyclists as a source of stress–even an obstacle. When you’re on a bike,
the feeling is as uncomfortable but from an opposite perspective. The
good news? We can all hit the road and reach our destinations safely! The secret is just a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T!
Rules of the road: Many fail to realize that bikes and cars must abide by the same regulations during their commutes. Each side has an equal right to their own space.
Exit your car carefully! Make sure there’s not a cyclist rushing up behind you–remember they have no reaction time if you swing it open without warning.
Situational awareness is necessary for everyone on the road. Pay attention to your surroundings so you can avoid accidents before they happen.
Perspective: It’s important to take into account that a car running a red light or a pothole in front of you out of nowhere is an even bigger deal if you’re on a bike.
Exercise safety precautions! Cyclists are more vulnerable targets for the dangers of the road so it’s important to plan accordingly. Wear appropriate safety gear.
Courtesy wave: whether you’re a cyclist or motorist, turn signals are vital! Now more than ever, be sure to let others on the road know where you’re planning to go next.
Time is never worth risking a life. It seems like we’re always in a race against the clock. Plan ahead for your day, ensure your things are ready to go the night before–do whatever you have to do. Just make sure you never hit the road in a hurry. It’s just not worth the risk.
Rules of the road: Many fail to realize that bikes and cars must abide by the same regulations during their commutes. Each side has an equal right to their own space.
Exit your car carefully! Make sure there’s not a cyclist rushing up behind you–remember they have no reaction time if you swing it open without warning.
Situational awareness is necessary for everyone on the road. Pay attention to your surroundings so you can avoid accidents before they happen.
Perspective: It’s important to take into account that a car running a red light or a pothole in front of you out of nowhere is an even bigger deal if you’re on a bike.
Exercise safety precautions! Cyclists are more vulnerable targets for the dangers of the road so it’s important to plan accordingly. Wear appropriate safety gear.
Courtesy wave: whether you’re a cyclist or motorist, turn signals are vital! Now more than ever, be sure to let others on the road know where you’re planning to go next.
Time is never worth risking a life. It seems like we’re always in a race against the clock. Plan ahead for your day, ensure your things are ready to go the night before–do whatever you have to do. Just make sure you never hit the road in a hurry. It’s just not worth the risk.
Friday, May 2, 2014
James Wood
The James Wood name has stood for quality, commitment, and reliability
for close to three decades! It’s every automotive dealer's dream to sell a new car or truck to
everyone in his community – and the Decatur dealership is close to that
goal.
“Some of our customers drive for more than an hour to get to our dealerships in Decatur and Denton,” Wood said. “They have discovered – as our advertising slogan said for years that, ‘The difference is worth the distance.’ Our philosophy is that ‘We’ll beat any deal.’ There’s nothing more straightforward than that."
Head down to James Wood to be treated like a customer should be treated! We'd love to show you that buying a new or used vehicle is a pleasurable experience. http://bit.ly/1f91Dpy
“Some of our customers drive for more than an hour to get to our dealerships in Decatur and Denton,” Wood said. “They have discovered – as our advertising slogan said for years that, ‘The difference is worth the distance.’ Our philosophy is that ‘We’ll beat any deal.’ There’s nothing more straightforward than that."
Head down to James Wood to be treated like a customer should be treated! We'd love to show you that buying a new or used vehicle is a pleasurable experience. http://bit.ly/1f91Dpy
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Reasons Why You Should Consider an Electric Vehicle
There are many reasons
why one might choose to drive an all-electric vehicle, from
environmental concerns to saving money on gas. Keep reading for the five
reasons why you should consider an electric car.
1. Never fill up a gas tank again. Just think about how nice it would be never to have to worry about the price at the pump again! All-electric vehicles liberate you from having to dole out more money as gas prices soar.
2. Keep the environment in mind. The U.S. Department of Energy says that all-electric vehicles don’t emit any pollutants from their tailpipes, so your car won’t contribute to air-quality issues.
3. Maintenance and additional savings. EVs have no costs associated with oil changes, transmission fluids and fuel exhaust system maintenance — because they don’t need these services.
4. Tax incentives. There are also some tax incentives of which electric vehicle drivers can take advantage. The U.S. Department of Energy says electric vehicles purchased in 2010 or later may be eligible for a federal income tax credit.
1. Never fill up a gas tank again. Just think about how nice it would be never to have to worry about the price at the pump again! All-electric vehicles liberate you from having to dole out more money as gas prices soar.
2. Keep the environment in mind. The U.S. Department of Energy says that all-electric vehicles don’t emit any pollutants from their tailpipes, so your car won’t contribute to air-quality issues.
3. Maintenance and additional savings. EVs have no costs associated with oil changes, transmission fluids and fuel exhaust system maintenance — because they don’t need these services.
4. Tax incentives. There are also some tax incentives of which electric vehicle drivers can take advantage. The U.S. Department of Energy says electric vehicles purchased in 2010 or later may be eligible for a federal income tax credit.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Easter Egg Decorating Tutorials
If you're anything like
me, your Easter egg-decorating skills are not up to par. Fear not! We
found a great website with 20 different egg decorating tips and
tutorials to guide you along the way. Your Easter eggs will look
store-bought in no time! http://bit.ly/1ldjmuz
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