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Ford Recalls Two Models For Seat Problems: How Your Local Ford Dealer Can Help

At the end of June, 2016, Ford Motor Company recalled two of their 2016 models for seat problems. The 2016 Ford Explorer and F-150 were subjects of the recall. The text of the recall states that the driver's seat in each of these vehicles may have been improperly welded at the factory during the time of assembly. As a result of this improper weld, the seat may fail during regular operation or during a crash and not restrain the driver properly. Read More 

Use These Tips When You Need A Used Bus For Your Church

If you coordinate trips on a regular basis for various church groups, you know how hard it can be to arrange transportation for everyone. Buying a used bus or coach can be one way to ensure that everyone arrives at events together and on time, and it can help everyone save money on fuel costs as well. However, if you haven't ever bought a bus before, you may not know what you should be focusing on as you shop. Read More 

How To Pick A Mileage Limit When Shopping For Used Cars

Buying a used car could help you enjoy a reliable and safe driving experience on a tight budget, but it could also leave you paying for a vehicle that is past its prime and in need of expensive repairs. If you're trying to get the best used car for your money, setting a mileage limit can save you a lot of time when trying to determine whether a specific vehicle is worth its price. Read More 

3 Things You Need To Know About Purchasing A Car

Many people think that buying a car is an art. Although it may seem complicated to negotiate the best price for you, it is actually simpler than most people realize. The key is knowing what to do and not to do. By understanding a couple simple techniques you can get the car that you want for the price that you want. Here are a couple tips. 1. Try To Go In At The End Of Their Fiscal Month Read More 

Find Your Dream Car: Four Ways To Tell If A Car Is ‘The One’

Buying a used car, like one from J & J Auto Sales, can be a great way to save money, especially since the resale value of a car begins to drop the moment a new car is driven off the lot. While you should be able to get a great deal by buying used instead of brand new, it is still important to look into how to best narrow down your options for cars. Read More