Before you purchase an extended warranty what type of extended warranty do you need? Are you looking for a mechanical failure warranty or just a wear and tear warranty? Keep your eyes open for scams if you think a cheap extended warranty sounds too good to be true. If it probably is, you can check the Better Business Bureau for more information. ...read more
Obtaining a retail auto dealers license will enable you to sell automobiles in a determined geographical area. It allows you the freedom to choose to open your own business or to seek employment through an established car dealership. Regardless to your choice, this is a potentially lucrative career move. ...read more
By Denise Felder June 05, 2017
fast and efficient service. Express Lane is great for oil changes. ...read more
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By Julie Ledbetter June 02, 2017
After driving the same vehicle for 14 years (she was a good 'ol bird) I was finally in the market to buy! I searched the web for about 6 months all the while thinking I have so much student loan debt I'll never get to buy something that I really wanted. Freeway Ford made it possible! I found a beauty and fell in love and they made it happen! Thank you so much! ...read more
AC Motors of Crystal 3201 Douglas Dr N Crystal, MN 55422, United States 764-000-0000 http://www.acmotorsminnesota.com/ Conveniently located in Crystal, AC Motors is a full service used car dealership that sells all makes of cars, trucks and conversion vans. We also offer highly customized vehicles and fully restored classic and muscle cars. We work with 35 lenders so we can offer vehicle financing for almost anyone. We welcome your trade-in, and extended warranties are our specialty. We offer the best prices on new or quality pre-owned vehicles - check out our latest car inventory at www.ACMotorsMinnesota.com Hours of Operation: Sun Closed, Mon 10:00 AM-07:00 PM, Tue 10:00 AM-07:00 PM, Wed 10:00 AM-07:00 PM, Thu 10:00 AM-07:00 PM, Fri 10:00 AM-07:00 PM, Sat 10:00 AM-06:00 PM. ...read more
By AC Motors of Crystal October 12, 2015
Have you ever been encouraged to add on an extended warranty when you were buying a new or used vehicle? Many customers have asked me my opinion on extended warranties, so I thought I’d pass those thoughts on to you.Like a lot of things in life, there are good extended warranties, and there are terrible ones.Here are the three things you need to ask yourself when looking at an extended warranty:1. What does the warranty actually cover?Read the fine print. Not all warranties cover the same things. You might think that the it covers something, when actually it doesn’t. Is it a drivetrain warranty or a bumper to bumper warranty? Does it cover everything you expect it to, considering the price you’re paying? 2. How much does it cost?Is it worth it? Average out how much you spend in car repairs each year. Then average out how much the warranty will cost you per year. Are the numbers similar or very different? Does it have a deductible? If so, how high is it? 3. What are the rules/stipulations I have to follow?Every extended warranty comes with rules. How strict are the rules on yours? For example, does it have a disappearing deductible? (A disappearing deductible means that if you bring your vehicle to the original dealer that sold you the vehicle, you would not have to pay a deductible, but if you brought it to an independent repair shop you have some sort of deductible. This keeps you locked into going to that dealer for the life of the warranty.) Always, always read the fine print. Lastly, if the thought of fine-tooth combing an extended warranty stresses you out, bring it in to your local auto repair shop and ask them to look it over for you and give you their opinion. They see these all the time and should be able to spot a good one from a bad one. I would personally be happy to look one over for you, if you need a second opinion. You can give me a call up at Ham Lake (763-780-1002) or send me an email at jason@victoryautoservice.com.Again, don’t forget to check the coverage, count the cost and consider the rules of an extended warranty before committing to one.Drive smart; drive safe.-Jason ...read more
By Victory Auto Service & Glass December 22, 2011
Have you ever been encouraged to add on an extended warranty when you were buying a new or used vehicle? Many customers have asked me my opinion on extended warranties, so I thought I’d pass those thoughts on to you. Like a lot of things in life, there are good extended warranties, and there are terrible ones. Here are the three things you need to ask yourself when looking at an extended warranty: 1. What does the warranty actually cover? Read the fine print. Not all warranties cover the same things. You might think that the it covers something, when actually it doesn’t. Is it a drivetrain warranty or a bumper to bumper warranty? Does it cover everything you expect it to, considering the price you’re paying? 2. How much does it cost? Is it worth it? Average out how much you spend in car repairs each year. Then average out how much the warranty will cost you per year. Are the numbers similar or very different? Does it have a deductible? If so, how high is it? 3. What are the rules/stipulations I have to follow? Every extended warranty comes with rules. How strict are the rules on yours? For example, does it have a disappearing deductible? (A disappearing deductible means that if you bring your vehicle to the original dealer that sold you the vehicle, you would not have to pay a deductible, but if you brought it to an independent repair shop you have some sort of deductible. This keeps you locked into going to that dealer for the life of the warranty.) Always, always read the fine print. Lastly, if the thought of fine-tooth combing an extended warranty stresses you out, bring it in to your local auto repair shop and ask them to look it over for you and give you their opinion. They see these all the time and should be able to spot a good one from a bad one. I would personally be happy to look one over for you, if you need a second opinion. You can give me a call up at Ham Lake (763-780-1002) or send me an email at jason@victoryautoservice.com. Again, don’t forget to check the coverage, count the cost and consider the rules of an extended warranty before committing to one. Drive smart; drive safe. -Jason ...read more
By Victory Auto Service & Glass December 22, 2011