Showing posts with label chrysler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chrysler. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

THE MOST INNOVATIVE SEATING AND STORAGE IN ITS CLASS | All America Chrysler Dodge Jeep

ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE SERVICE+
5-YEAR / 100,000-MILE
Provides jump start assistance, out of gas/fuel delivery, tire service, lockout service and towing.
BASIC LIMITED WARRANTY+
3-YEAR / 36,000-MILE
Provides bumper-to-bumper coverage for your vehicle, from the body to the electrical system.
POWERTRAIN LIMITED WARRANTY+
5-YEAR / 100,000-MILE
Covers the cost of all parts and labor to repair a covered powertrain component: engine, transmission and drive system.

Friday, August 22, 2014

The 200 Can Join the Pack of Respectable Sedans | MotorTrend | All America Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

Most people aren't car enthusiasts. They see their vehicles in a much more utilitarian way, and only think hard about them when they've lost their keys.
These people buy the bulk of vehicles sold today, and they're the primary customers of the midsize car segment, the largest single segment in America. For a carmaker to be taken seriously, it needs a competitive vehicle in this group. For more than two decades, the midsize segment has been ruled by the likes of the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. The Americans continued to besmirch their reputation with significantly inferior midsize entries. But that no longer seems to be the case. The Ford Fusion is a solid competitor and the Chevrolet Malibu is the only mild hybrid in the mix. And then there was the Chrysler 200, a rogue of bad taste. That has changed with the launch of the 2015 Chrysler 200 midsize sedan. It's a true Camry-fighter, a moniker placed on many Chryslers before with little enthusiasm or belief. But this time it's apt.


Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/sedans/1405_2015_chrysler_200_limited_first_test/#ixzz3B8HfSFN


Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Six Summer Mopar Accessories for your Jeep® Brand Vehicle | All American Chrysler Dodge Jeep | Slaton, TX

Whether you’re planning a cross-country road trip or just thinking of making a day-long visit to your favorite trail, there’s still plenty of time to add a few accessories to your Jeep® brand vehicle before your next adventure. With the help of Mopar parts and accessories, you can add the extra tools you’ll need for whatever terrain you plan to take on.
Camping TentDuring those summer evenings where you find yourself camping on the road, make sure the stay is a little more comfortable. Set up this tent off the back of your Jeep brand vehicle and don’t miss any of your favorite outdoor experiences.
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Off-Road BumperIf your summertime adventures take you on a rougher trail, protect your Jeep brand vehicle with the help of a front bumper from Mopar. This steel bumper is narrower than the stock bumper, but still designed to give your vehicle the fender protection it needs.
Cargo Management System
Bring everything you need for your next excursion and more. Keep all your gear organized and in place inside your Jeep brand vehicle with a cargo management system.
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Bike CarrierFasten your bikes securely to the back of your Jeep brand vehicle before you embark on your journey. This bike carrier from Thule allows you to store your bikes securely and remove them with ease.
Skid Plates
Protect your Jeep brand vehicle from even the rockiest trails with the added help of skid plates. These steel skid plates cover parts of your vehicle’s undercarriage and help protect them against obstacles on the trail.
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Cargo Basket
For any extra items you can’t fit into the back of Jeep brand vehicle, store them on top with the help of the cargo basket. This cargo basket easily attaches to the roof of your vehicle and provides the extra storage space you need for longer trips on the road.

Do you have a favorite Mopar accessory you put to good use in the summer? Let us know in the comments section below!

Source:http://blog.jeep.com/adventures/six-summer-mopar-accessories-jeep-brand-vehicle/

Friday, February 28, 2014

5 Spring Cleaning Tips & Tricks for Your Car

5 Spring Cleaning Tips & Tricks for Your Car

Now that the warm weather appears to be here to stay, it’s time to get your Chrysler in tip-top shape. This year’s winter was comparatively mild (especially here in Detroit). And no, we’re not complaining. But if you live in a colder region, your car still took a beating. The wet sludge tracked inside your vehicle can wreak havoc on the floor mats and the carpet. A combination of mud and salt has the potential to do some serious corrosive damage to your car’s exterior. Here are some tips and tricks for sprucing your Chrysler up as the weather turns and keeping it in good shape. If you’re not a cold weather driver, these tips still apply. Spring cleaning is for everyone, after all.
  • Clean the interior – Vacuum, dust, and get rid of any junk inside. It’s the same principle as doing a big “spring clean” in your house – throw away the junk and store what you don’t need until next winter.
  • Shampoo the floor mats and carpet – Remove your floor mats and shampoo both the carpet and the mats. Test a small spot to ensure that your cleaning product and carpet are compatible.
  • Wash the underbody – This is one of the most crucial steps for keeping your vehicle free of rust and corrosion. A trip to the car wash should do the trick, but make sure it’s one that blasts water underneath the car.
  • Check or replace the windshield wipers – Winter weather can shorten the lifespan of your wipers. Wipe the blades completely clean and test them out. Driving without proper functioning wipers is not only annoying as a driver, it’s unsafe.
  • Get a regular tune-up – Ensure that your air filter is clean, spark plugs are all good, and check your oil.
That’s our list, so far. What are your go-to methods for a good old fashioned Spring Cleaning?