$3000 REBATE!!!

Amazing deals on Chrysler 300C's.....$3000 consumer cash now thru May 31st!

0% Financing!!

0% Financing for 60 months or $4000 Consumer Cash available on Grand Cherokees! Now through May 31st!

Be Sure To Vote!!

Have you told your friends about the Cube contest yet? Make sure you tell them to follow on Facebook and twitter @2daysinthecube! Get the word out and help your favorite contestant win a Nissan Cube or $5,000 cash! Looks like some of the contestants are ready to throw a party if they win!!!

Ram Chassis Cab Trucks on the Way

The 2011 Ram Chassis Cab features

Best-in-class standard horsepower and torque Ram 3500 Chassis Cab is equipped with HEMI® (383 hp, 400 lb.-ft. of torque)


Best-in-class brake life provided by the largest brakes in the segment

Best-in-class standard GVWR (19,500 lbs on Ram 5500)

Best-in-class... powertrain warranty: 5 years, 100,000 miles

Best-in-class-exclusive manual transmission

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It Is Time!!

Check out the FIVE contestants that will be living in the cube and trying to win a Nissan Cube! Check out their videos on RCN VOD! http://www.2daysinthecube.com

2011 Nissan Leaf

Starting Price: $32,780 (before up to $7,500 in federal tax savings) Available for reservation (starting May 15, with delivery in December 2010)

When the Nissan Leaf hits the streets, it will be the first mass-produced all-electric vehicle -- and it even comes with a relatively affordable price (and is eligible for tax credits on top of that). The Leaf runs on an electric motor powered by a massive battery pack which can be charged by a standard 220-volt home outlet or a quick-charging station. The Leaf can travel up to 100 miles on a full charge -- more than most people drive in a single day.

It’s a four-door hatchback and seats up to five passengers, so you can use the Leaf as a family car. Since it doesn’t require gasoline, it is inexpensive to operate and should be ideal for commuters, too. According to Nissan, based on national average electricity rates, the Leaf should only cost three dollars to charge. Plus, initial test drives show that this electric vehicle drives just as well as any car, with smooth acceleration and braking.

Service Tip Of The Day

After a long cold winter, engine oil should be changed. All vehicle fluids and lubricants should be checked regularly and changed at recommended intervals. A good fuel filter traps contaminants before they reach the engine.

We do FREE 16 point vehicle inspections on every service visit to help you keep your vehicle running great!