Pennsylvania Auto Dealers

The 2009 Pontiac Vibe is one of the most exciting vehicles to arrive at your Newtown Square area Pontiac dealer. The Vibe has been redesigned for the 2009 model year.

The Pontiac Vibe is, in many ways, a sister to the new Toyota Matrix. While the two vehicles have vastly different body styles, many of the mechanical features are the same. For example, the Vibe, like the Matrix, comes in either a 1.8 liter four cylinder 132 hp engine or a 2.4 liter four cylinder 158 hp engine. The 2009 Pontiac Vibe is available as an all wheel drive option, which comes with the 2.4 liter engine as standard. The Vibe GT will also feature the 2.4 liter engine as standard.

The transmission on the 2009 Pontiac Vibe depends on your engine choice. The 1.8 liter engine has a five speed manual transmission as standard, and an optional four speed automatic transmission. The all wheel drive model comes only with a four speed automatic transmission. The 2009 Pontiac Vibe GT and the base model with the 2.4 liter engine come with a five speed manual transmission and has an automatic transmission as optional.

Come to your Pontiac dealer today and check out the 2009 Pontiac Vibe. You’ll be glad you did.

You might think a partnership between an automaker and the most famous name in guitars is odd, but your Pennsylvania dealers are here to say otherwise.

Toyota Motor Sales and Fender Musical Instruments Corporation have teamed up to make a concept car called the Matrix 6-String. This new model has “design elements created and inspired by the world-renowned Fender Custom Shop.”

If you ask your Pennsylvania dealers, this is a great matchup between two of the most reputable companies in their respective industries. Toyota created the 2009 Matrix to appeal to a younger male crowd that may be a “little rebellious in nature.” Fender is also one of the most recognized names in rock-n-roll history. As a result, the youth definitely know the Fender name and what it means to the culture.

Some of the things that set this new concept car apart from the rest is the classic style of the interior that is reminiscent of Fender guitars. Black leather seats accented by “pearlessence silver” are just one aspect that appeals to the youth culture. But the best part is in the back of the Matrix where a 42-inch wide plasma screen HDTV, 875 watts of sound and a state-of-the-art Fender amplifier is located. There is also an integrated Sony PS3 for people who need to have their gaming system with them wherever they go.

There is so much more to talk about when it comes to this new concept car. The best thing to do is visit your local Toyota dealer near Langhorne to see it for yourself when it comes out. From the way it sounds, it’s going to be an amazing car!

At your Media area Pontiac dealer, we know the pinch that these economic times has put people in. You may not be able to buy that new 2009 Pontiac Torrent you’ve been waiting for, but that doesn’t mean you have to continue driving that old clunker.

There are some things to think about when you’re looking at buying a used car during tough economic times. For example, used cars in excellent condition tend to hold their value more than they do during good economic times. That also means they may cost more than in good times.

If the car you drive is still under the manufacturer’s warranty and in excellent condition, you might be able to get into that 2009 Pontiac Torrent after all. The dealership may be able to offer a premium rate, hoping to put it into their Certified Pre-Owned fleet.

If you are buying used, Certified Pre-Owned is the way to go. It will cost more than the same car that’s not certified, but the peace of mind it buys you is more than worth it, not to mention the longer warranty period.

Economies change. Sometimes things get better, sometimes they get worse. No matter what your situation, your Pennsylvania used car dealer has a car to meet your needs.

The Camry has always been a top seller for Toyota. That doesn’t appear like it’s going to change with the new 2009 Toyota Camry either.

You PA car dealers know the 2009 Toyota Camry is one of the flagship sedans on the road today. But buyer appeal is expected to continue into the next model year for several reasons. Buyers can choose between a 16-valve, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with the standard 2009 Camry. This version gets more than 30 mpg on the highway and more than 20 mpg through the city. In addition, it also pumps out more than 150 horsepower and 4000 rpm.

The Camry XLE is also available with a V6 engine, six-speed, six-speed automatic transmission and much more. The gas mileage isn’t as good as the standard Camry, but it still gets about 28 mpg on the highway and nearly 20 mpg in the city for an average of 22 mpg. This version has a starting price of about $28,000, but it has a number of luxury car amenities like leather backseats that recline, rear vents and dual-zone climate control with a pollen and dust filter.

Visit your local Toyota dealer near Conshohocken to get more information about these and other state-of-the-art cars today!

The 2008 Pontiac G8 is one of the sharpest cars you’ll find at your Springfield area Pontiac dealer. The G8 comes from GM’s globe-spanning efforts to develop new products, and was designed and highly influenced by the Australian branch of General Motors.

The Pontiac G8 offers buyers a mid size sedan that isn’t just practical; the G8 is full of spirit. In fact, the G8 was designed with the purpose of gaining back some of that sporty ground that Pontiac has lost over the years.

The exterior lines on the Pontiac G8 help to separate it from the other cars in its segment. The front grille is eminently attractive, probably the best Pontiac grille we’ve seen in a very long time. The rear deck spoiler and the dual exhaust just serve to accent the sporty look.

The G8 looks like a fast car. It has dual hood scoops, vents on the side fenders, and even 18 inch wheels. The same feel continues inside, with an upscale, high-performance interior. The layout of the cabin is perfect, with everything from the storage bins to the gauges being well positioned.

There are plenty of features available on the G8, including things like lighted mirrors, leather seats, and even metallic pedals.

If you want a smart sedan that hearkens back to Pontiac’s sportier times, the G8 is the car for you.

The new Highlander hybrid is one of the more popular fuel-efficient SUVs available at your local Toyota dealer. One of the reasons for its popularity is because it is a fuel-efficient SUV, but it also has a number of options that any car buyer would enjoy. Your local Toyota dealer near Langhorne wants you to have a list of these options in case you’ve been thinking about getting one.

• A six-disc CD changer with an AM/FM stereo, XM Satellite Radio and MP3/WMA playback capabilities. In addition to that, you’ll be able to experience your favorite music through the six state-of-the-art speakers.
• An alarm system that deters thieves and immobilizes the engine if the car ever gets stolen.
• Moonroof with a sunshade.
• Heated leather seats with two and three row seating configurations.
• State-of-the-art DVD navigation system with voice activation.
• Rear-seat DVD system with a 9-inch display. Rear seats also come with separate wireless headphones.
• Digital dual climate control system.
• Rear automatic dual climate control.
• And much, much more!

Visit a local Toyota dealer today and see what the new Highlander is like!

Your Pontiac dealer near Newton Square wants your winter to be a happy and safe one. As the snow and ice starts to fall, there are some things you can do in order to prepare yourself for when the worst happens.

One of the best things you can do is to prepare an emergency kit for your car. There are specific items, according to the Red Cross, that you should try to have in your car at all times. These include:

Jumper cables, for situations where you have a problem with your battery.

A First Aid kit to deal with injuries.

Some basic tools like a hammer, pliers and a screwdriver.

Something to help you keep warm, such as blankets or a sleeping bag.

An extra set of clothes.

Energy bars or some other high calorie food that’s nonperishable.

A flashlight, preferably an LED flashlight, along with an extra set of batteries.

Your cell phone, an extra charged battery and your cell phone charger.

Having access to just these few items in an emergency can really mean the difference between life and death, and can keep you safe in the even that your car breaks down during the cold winter months.

Who else would like to see a Toyota Prius go 80 mpg? Your local Pennsylvania dealers would certainly like to see that. That would certainly put many complaints to rest about how hybrids have no power and they can’t go much faster than a riding lawn mower.

It could certainly be a reality, too. Toyota plans a totally redesigned Prius, according to Left Lane News. “Whispers of a highway rating anywhere between 60 and 80 mpg have been heard,” said the report. The 2010 Prius is going to have a larger motor (1.8L instead of 1.5L) and other features. It will probably cost a bit more, too, but that’s okay for the people who didn’t like the fact that it wasn’t able to go very fast. And if some consumers aren’t willing to pay the higher price, the current model of Prius is still available.

Do you think an 80 mpg Prius will bring more people to the local Toyota dealer near Limerick? Or was the slower speed just an excuse for many people to continue enjoying their gas guzzlers? It will be interesting to see what the 2010 model does for the automaker’s sales figures.

Looking for a used car at your Pontiac dealer near Media is a different prospect than looking for a new car. You have to be a lot more careful when you’re looking at a used car, and spend more time inspecting the actual vehicle. With new cars, you can do much of your research ahead of time, but with a used car you have to be thorough when you’re with the vehicle.

One of the things that often gets missed in the process of inspecting a used car is the body. While everyone is going to take at least a cursory look at the body of a used car, it can be easy to miss some important aspects.

One of the things you want to look for in terms of the body of your used car is the lines of the car. Look along the car’s side to see if the body’s lines are all straight. If you see ripples or if the lines seem skewed, there may be reason for concern.

You should also inspect the paint. You want to make sure the paint matches everywhere. Look at it close up, as well as from far away, and from different angles. You’re also looking for sections of paint that may look shinier than others, which can indicate a fresh paint job.

Finally, you’ll want to watch for rust. If there’s excessive rust, or rust that’s been painted over, you should move on. It will only get worse from here on out.

If you’re like me, you probably sit and watch the commercials during the breaks of your favorite TV shows. You might also wonder if the advertisements you see are actually effective. Your PA car dealers know what that’s like.

But your PA car dealers have seen an increase in Toyota customers since the introduction of the automaker’s new “Saved by Zero” campaign. The jingle is catchy and bound to get stuck in your head after hearing it a couple times. Football fans have undoubtedly heard the jingle several times if they tune in to the commercials instead of going to the refrigerator for more snacks.

Esquire magazine reported that the catchy commercial ran nearly 20 times between this past Sunday and Monday during the various football games. It ran six times alone during the Jets and Chiefs game on Sunday.

The commercial is fairly simple. It has computer graphics, Toyota vehicles and a giant zero. The song wasn’t created for the commercial, though. It was a song by a mildly successful new wave band from a couple decades ago named The Fixx.

Although many people on social networking sites are complaining that the commercial is annoying, your local Toyota dealer near Langhorne has enjoyed what it has done for business. Apparently, it’s doing more harm than good. And if you have enough time to form social networking groups that blast a commercial for a car, maybe you have a little too much time on your hands anyways.