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No accident is ever pleasant, but it can happen. If your car is damaged, your Ford dealer is here to help. We have the trained technicians and technology to perform any level of collision repair, from a cracked side mirror to rebuilding engines or transmissions. We want to tell you more about how we can provide the quality repair your Ford deserves. How Your Ford Dealer Can Provide a Quality Collision Repair Excellent Customer Service If you've been involved in an accident, you'll be shaken up. We understand this, and we're here to help. We want your Ford repaired and back where it belongs on your driveway ASAP. We make our procedures simple and easy to understand, and all our staff is here to help you. Our friendly customer care team will assist you in filling in all the paperwork and getting the process started. Once your Ford is checked in, we can provide you with a lift to your home or office or assist in arranging a rental car. Once we've assessed the cost, we provide a written estimate detailing the repair. Our technicians are happy to provide any information on the repairs and timeframe you need. We also take the hassle out of dealing with insurance by working with them on your behalf to get you back on the road. more Certified Technicians Any mechanic can repair a damaged car, but only a Ford-certified technician can repair your Ford perfectly. All our repairs focus on returning your car to showroom standard again. To achieve this level, you need the best and most highly trained technicians available, and they're the ones who'll make your Ford as good as new again. All our technicians are already trained when they join us. They then attend specialized training courses at the Ford factory. During this time, they learn everything about the full range of Ford vehicles and become experts at preparing them. Our technicians also complete annual certification courses to ensure they're up to date with every new model or feature. Technology and Parts Repairs are not only about skilled technicians they're also about the parts used in the repair and the technology available. We have numerous advanced technology from Ford that makes any repair more precise and faster than ever before. Your Ford was built with the same technology we use to repair it. For the safety of both you and your car, we only use genuine Ford parts. They're identical to the parts that built your Ford, as they come off the same assembly lines. Each part matches the highest national and international standards to ensure a safe and flawless repair. If you'd like to know more about our repairs or to book a repair, call us today at Ken Ganley Ford West.

Most Ford vehicles need to have their tires rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. This interval varies by model, so be sure to check your owner's manual. You might be wondering why switching your tires around is so important. In answer to that, here are four good reasons to visit your local Ford dealer for tire rotation two or three times a year. 4 Benefits of Getting a Tire Rotation for Your Ford Stay Safer on the Road The tires of any car are put under an unequal amount of pressure. The uneven weight distribution or power of a front or rear-wheel drive ensures that one or two tires are wearing down faster. This uneven wear occurs in the tread depth of each tire. Tread depth is the primary thing that keeps your tires from losing traction on sharp curves of the road. It's unwise to let just one or two tires wear down to a much farther degree than the others. All it takes is a single tire losing traction to cause a skid. Regular rotation greatly mitigates this risk. more Keep Proper Wheel Alignment Various factors can cause ever-so-slight misalignment in your wheels. It might be an underlying issue with your suspension or steering or resulting from a pothole impact. Also, a worn ball joint, faulty strut, or worn down tie rod might cause camber issues: a slightly tilting wheel. When left undetected, these problems lead tire treads to wear excessively on the inside or outside. This will further exacerbate the misalignment or camber issue, which eventually poses a safety risk to the driver and also forces you to replace your tires more frequently. Each time you go in for rotation, your technician will detect and repair any such problems. Save Cash on New Tires As tires are almost always bought in sets of four, replacing your tires isn't an insignificant cost. Tires typically last for 40,000 to 60,000 miles. And periodical rotation helps your tires survive closer to the 60,000-mile mark. Over the entire lifespan of your Ford, this might mean just four or five sets of tires rather than six or seven. That could easily be an extra one or two thousand dollars, or even more, in your pocket. Keep Your Warranty Valid Last but not least, it's always worth maintaining a valid warranty. If you have a tire warranty, you can rest assured that your tires will be replaced at no cost in the case of premature failure. But all tire warranties stipulate regular rotation as a condition for validity. So check how often both your warranty and car owner manual recommend rotation and stick to the suggested schedule. How a Ford Dealer Rotates Your Tires When you go in for rotation, the whole process usually takes about an hour. The technician will raise your car and inspect the tires, wheels, and axles. Any underlying problems found can be fixed at this point. They'll then swap the tires around using one of three patterns: the rearward cross, the forward cross, or the diagonal cross. The choice of the pattern depends on your vehicle's make and model. Have your tires inspected, rotated, or replaced today at Ken Ganley Ford West. We're the region's one-stop shop for all things Ford.

Your Ford engine is the most important part of your car. It's also the most expensive to repair or replace if a serious problem develops. Fortunately, engine problems are usually easy to notice. Your Ford dealer can fix any of these problems for you. We listed some of the most common problems below. 3 Engine Problems You Should Get Fixed at Your Ford Dealer Failing Alternator Your alternator's job is to provide electrical power for your car. It does this by converting mechanical energy from the movement of the crankshaft into magnetic energy and then DC. This relatively small device supplies all of the power for your car. An alternator will wear out like any other component and can also be damaged. A worn or damaged alternator will cause major problems for your electrical system. An alternator that can't produce enough power will cause random glitches in the electrical system. These problems will become more frequent and serious as the alternator wears out. A lack of consistent electrical power can also affect vital systems like spark plugs and headlights. A worn-out alternator can't be repaired. We will need to test the alternator and replace it if it's been damaged. more Worn Piston Rings Each of the cylinders in your engine has a piston. Combustion requires air and fuel to mix in the intake manifold, and this mixture is then pumped into the cylinders. The piston in the cylinder then rises at high speed and compresses the air-fuel mix. When the piston reached the top of the cylinder, the spark plug ignites the mixture, and the piston drops down to expel the combustion residue. The rings are attached to the piston, and they ensure that the piston has an airtight seal as it moves upwards. This seal is essential, as compression can't work with an airtight seal. Over time, the rings can become worn, and this can allow additional air to enter the cylinder. The reduced compression will affect your engine performance and increase fuel expenditure. We will examine the rings and replace any that are damaged. Damaged Radiator Hoses The radiator acts as a heat exchange for the heat generated in your engine. Engine heat is carried to the radiator inside liquid coolant. Once inside the radiator, the hot coolant is rapidly cooled by airflow through the grille. The radiator is connected to the rest of the cooling system with rubber hoses. The hoses need to be replaced regularly. Worn hoses become less flexible and can develop cracks these cracks can develop into holes, and you could develop a coolant leak. We'll examine your hoses and replace them if they're damaged. If you suspect a problem in your engine, call us today at Ken Ganley Ford West.

An overheating engine can blow a gasket or even seize up altogether. Your cooling system prevents this from happening. But without a fully functioning radiator, your engine won't stay cool for long. So if you ever notice the following three signs of radiator problems, visit your local Ford dealer right away for radiator repair. Does Your Ford Need a Radiator Repair? Your Engine's Overheating The first sign of radiator trouble is often an overheating engine. When this happens, you'll usually hear loud ticking or thumping sounds as your engine starts to malfunction. You might detect a burning smell, the engine's power will drop, the hood will become hot to the touch, and you might even see smoke emerging from the front of your car. Always keep an eye on the engine temperature gauge on your Ford's dashboard. If the dial begins to creep up, pull over and check your engine and your cooling system. More often than not, overheating is caused by a faulty radiator. You Find Rust on Your Radiator Engine parts can become exposed to moisture over time, especially in cold or damp environments. Any build-up of rust will eventually damage a radiator, creating coolant leaks or interfering with the mechanical parts. The more you use your car, the less likely its parts are to gather rust. This is because the heat of a working engine steams away moisture. So if you live in cold or damp conditions, try to use your vehicle at least once a day. Also, check your engine often and scrub away any initial signs of rust while they're still minor. more You See Leaking Coolant The steady flow of coolant is what keeps your engine from overheating. This specialist fluid plumps through a system that takes it continuously from the engine to the radiator and back again. As it flows, the radiator cools coolant down. And if your coolant leaks, it will no longer be able to serve its cooling function. Coolant usually has a bright color, such as yellow, green, blue, or red, which makes it easier to spot a leak. You can also check the level in your coolant container, which has markings to indicate the appropriate level. Leaks can sometimes spring around the radiator hose connections or elsewhere in the radiator. A technician will find and fix a leak for you. How a Ford Dealer Inspects Your Radiator First and foremost, a mechanic at your local dealership will check your coolant levels and top up as necessary. They'll also inspect your radiator and entire cooling system for indications of corrosion, rust, damage, or leaks. This process includes running pressure tests on various components such as the radiator cap, thermostat, and fans. Have your radiator examined today by experienced technicians at Ken Ganley Ford West. We're the dealership of choice for Ford drivers in Northeast Ohio. Our welcoming team of knowledgeable professionals is dedicated to giving every single customer the region's very best service.

A dead battery is probably the worst start to any driver's day. Fortunately, in Cleveland, OH, your friendly Ford dealer is here to help. We can test your battery for you and repair or replace it when necessary. These are a few signs you'll need a new car battery. Signs You Need a New Car Battery From Your Ford Dealer Dim Headlights One of the signs of a weak battery is dim headlights. This problem could also be caused by a damaged alternator or worn wiring. Dim headlights are a sign that the bulbs aren't receiving enough power. If your lights are dim when the engine is switched off, and brighter when the engine is on, your battery is the problem. If the lights are dim when the engine is running, you could have an alternator or wiring problem. Finally, the dim lights could mean the bulbs need replacing. Our technicians will need to investigate this problem. If your battery is weak, we can install a new one while you wait. We'll also examine the wiring and the alternator, and check the bulbs. If any of these components are failing, they can be quickly replaced for you. more Old Battery A battery has a limited life, as the chemical reactions that allow it to store and supply power eventually cause it to fail. This fact is due to the chemical reactions inside a battery. Sulfuric acid and other chemicals react with the copper and electrolyte solution to store energy. Gradually, the chemicals in the battery will break down into other chemicals. Sulfuric acid is one of the most important chemicals, and its breakdown releases hydrogen. Hydrogen gas in the engine can result in the formation of new chemicals which cause corrosion in your engine. The chemical breakdown also reduces your battery's charging capacity and ability to recharge. We'll connect your battery to our battery tester. If it fails the tests, we'll replace your battery. Warped Casing The chemicals and electrolyte solution inside your battery can cause damage to the casing under extreme hot to cold conditions. The external temperature and atmospheric pressure alter the battery's chemical makeup, and this can cause the battery case to distort. A battery is normally rectangular, but if your battery shows irregular distortions or warping, it's sustained damage. We can't replace a warped battery case, but we can replace the battery. If you see your battery distorted, it's already failing. If the battery isn't replaced, it will fail and can cause corrosion of the battery cables and other metal components as it does so. A battery always shows signs that it's failing. This allows you time to get a replacement. If your battery is showing signs of wear or age, call us at Ken Ganley Ford West.

Are you looking for ways to keep your car in the best shape possible? There are several car maintenance tips that your Ford dealer wants you to know. Ask Your Ford Dealer: 4 Car Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Ford in Great Shape for Years 1. Read Your Owner's Manual As exciting as buying a new vehicle is and as badly as you may want to head out for a spin before you do this you should sit down with your owner's manual. This is an important document that you're going to want to take the time to read. There are several important pieces of information in this manual including when you need to take it for servicing and how its safety and connectivity features work. Familiarize yourself with it and leave it in your glove compartment so you can check it out when you need it. 2. Drive With Care Maintenance is all about preventing issues from coming up with your car before they arise. One of the best ways to do this is to be mindful of the way you drive. more There are a few things you can do to drive with care. Accelerate slowly, avoid potholes and bumps in the road to keep your tires in good shape, and shift into neutral at red lights to avoid putting strain on your engine and transmission. 3. Check Your Tires Your tires are your car's point of contact with the road. So, if they're not in good shape, you're quickly going to run into problems. You could be at risk for things like flats and blowouts if your tires aren't at an appropriate pressure. You should aim to check your tire pressure about once a month, but you may need to check more frequently when the seasons are changing. You should also keep an eye on your tires' treads and have the tires replaced or rotated as needed. 4. Keep Track of Your Fuel Consumption Are you keeping track of how often you're gassing up? If you're not, then now might be a good time to start. Keeping a log in your glove compartment is a great idea. Make sure you record your mileage and fill-ups. If you suddenly find that you're consuming more gas than is normal, that's a sign that something could be wrong and you need to get to your dealership. Your car is important to you, which is why you need to make sure you're taking good care of it. The above tips will help you prevent a range of different issues. If your car needs a repair or service, visit us at Ganley Ford West.

Your Ford brake pads play an integral role in maintaining a safe driving experience. They allow drivers to control their speed and stop whenever necessary to avert collisions. Here are signs that tell you it's time to head out to a certified Ford dealer for expert brake repair. 5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Brake Pads from a Ford Dealer 1. A Vibration in Your Brake Pedals If you start feeling a vibration from your brake pedal, steering wheel, or your entire car while slowing down, there's a problem. You may have poor wheel alignment, uneven broke motors, or warped brakes. If you decide to replace the brake rotors, it is also best to replace the pads. Using old brakes with new rotors often leads to unfavorable driving conditions because worn-out parts of the pads won't make proper contact with the smooth surface of the new rotors. more 2. Takes Longer to Stop Commonly known as brake fade, this is one of the most obvious signs that your brake pad is faulty. If you're trying to stop your car, but the brakes are taking longer than usual to stop or they aren't as responsive as before, you should be concerned. In most cases, it's a result of intentionally applying the brakes over a longer distance without bringing the vehicle to a complete stop. Also, your bakes may be entirely worn down, or you could have low brake fluid. Head to your trusted technician to ensure your car doesn't lose all its braking abilities. 3. Spongy Brake Pedals Do your brake pedals require much less effort to move than ever before? Do you have to push them all the way to the floor to get a response? If so, you urgently require new brakes. Normal ones are strong and resistant. 4. A Warning Light Another indication that you should get new pads is when the indicator light turns on. Some automobiles have an indicator light on the dashboard that will appear when it's time to replace your pads. Remember that if the light shows up, your technician should replace the warning sensors and the brakes as well. It would also be best to always check if the ABS light or any other brake-related light turns on. 5. A Clicking Sound If you're hearing a clicking sound while driving, there's a high probability that your brakes are wobbling while you release them. You could have faulty brake pins, bolts, or clips. Bring your car for a brake job to avoid more serious problems in the future. Do not let those problematic brake pedals frustrate you. Immediately you notice any of the above signs, stop by Ganley Ford West. We have highly-skilled mechanics who will ensure your Ford performs in peak condition.

Catalytic converters are a legally mandated part of your fuel system used to protect the environment and the lungs of people around your vehicle. The part not only neutralizes harmful toxins but also assists in keeping your fuel system functioning properly. If you're considering visiting your Ford dealer, this list will help you identify signs that it's time to replace your part. 3 Signs You Need to Visit Your Ford Dealer for a New Catalytic Converter 1. Rattling and Roaring from Your Engine Converters are always intaking exhaust gases while you drive, which means that some amount of buildup is unavoidable over time. Once the filtering layers of mesh have become damaged, they can break loose from their connections and clang around within the device. This will create a rattling noise from underneath your vehicle that will be especially noticeable when the engine turns over. Alternatively, you may be hearing a violent roar from your exhaust. If the sound has reached this intense level, you may have lost your converter entirely. Without the piece present, your vehicle will become exceptionally loud. Also worth noting is that your vehicle's new volume may be accompanied by the scent of rotting eggs. Gasoline contains sulfur molecules that are normally broken down, but if unused fuel particles are released from your exhaust the sulfur smell will be present. more 2. Spending More on Gas In order to be utilized for acceleration, gas must be able to combine with air for combustion. When your converter becomes clogged from age, air will have difficulty exiting out the tailpipe and new air will have no room to enter the engine. When you press on the pedal to accelerate, gas will be sprayed but never actuated for movement. You will notice this issue when trying to overtake a lane or accelerate in general. Reduced combustion means your engine will perform with less horsepower, so on top of visiting the gas station to replace all that unused fuel, you'll also compound the issue by needing to hold the pedal down longer to increase speeds. 3. Your Engine Light is Flashing Having a clogged or damaged converter can cause your engine light to kick on if the issue has become severe enough. Newer cars place sensing probes on the exhaust to relay information about the fuel-air mixture and the amount of released oxygen, but when those levels are inaccurate an error code is returned, hence the engine light kicking on. If you are wanting to pass an emissions test you will need a functioning converter. This part protects the atmosphere and is necessary for your vehicle to accurately calculate a fuel-to-air mixture that allows for the best fuel economy and horsepower possible. Visit Ken Ganley Ford West today and rest easy knowing your fuel system is functioning cleanly and efficiently.

If you've ever been stuck in a car with no air conditioning, then you know what a miserable experience it can be. If you find your car AC not working, head on over to your friendly Ford dealer. These are a few reasons why your car's AC might need repair. Is Your Car AC Not Working? Get It Fixed at Your Ford Dealer Low Refrigerant Levels One reason why your AC may not be working could be low refrigerant levels in your car's AC system. The refrigerant controls the temperature inside your air conditioning unit, so when it runs low, you can experience problems with cooling. When this happens, it's essential to have your car serviced immediately because if the refrigerant levels get too low, it could cause damage to other parts of your engine. Leaks can cause low refrigerant levels. You may have a coolant leak if you notice fluid underneath the car after it has been parked. If leaks are not addressed right away, they can lead to an acidic residue that will corrode your electrical system. This substance is caused by moisture mixing with the refrigerant and can do serious damage to your AC system. Compressor Failure The compressor is the heart of your car's air conditioning system. The compressor is responsible for creating cold air and pumping it into your car's cabin. You can't get any cold air out of the vents when it fails. more A low refrigerant level can cause problems with the compressor. Electrical issues may also cause the compressor not to work correctly. Blown Fuse Blown fuses can also cause problems with air conditioner components. A defective fan, compressor, or loose wire may cause fuses to blow, or there may be a short in the system. These compromised parts will cause the AC not to start or only run for a short time. Dirty Air Filter A dirty or damaged air filter can also cause AC problems. Air filters are designed to prevent dirt and debris from clogging up the system, making it harder for the system to blow out cold air. If you can see dust and debris on your filter, it's time to replace it. Unusual Odors Another sign of a problem with your AC system is if you smell musty odors coming from the air vents. Musty odors may indicate mold or mildew growth inside the vents or on other parts of your car's cooling system. Odors can also indicate standing water in the system. Musty odors could indicate a leak in your cooling system, which needs to be addressed immediately. Bring your car in before the contaminants cause further damage to other components or cause health problems for yourself or others. If your car's air conditioning isn't working, don't worry! We're here to help. Our team of experts can help you diagnose and fix the issue quickly. Contact Ganley Ford West for a service appointment.

As your Ford's transmission is responsible for sending power to the drive wheels, it's one of the vehicle's most important components. Thankfully, there are some obvious telltale signs that indicate when there's a problem. Here are some ways to tell when you need to bring your car or truck to your local Ford dealer for a transmission repair. 4 Signs You Need a Transmission Repair at Your Ford Dealer Fluid Leaks A sufficient amount of transmission fluid is crucial because it keeps important parts lubricated, provides cooling, and performs the hydraulic action when engaging gears. Without it, the transmission will overheat and begin to fail. Transmission fluid smells sweet and has a bright red color that darkens to a reddish-brown as it ages, so it should be easy to diagnose if you see a pool of the stuff leaking from your vehicle. You can also check for leaks by using the transmission dipstick, which marks the proper fluid level. more Burning Smell A strong burning scent coming from your car is especially alarming because it could mean that your transmission is no longer being protected by the special additives in its fluid. If these additives have burned away, you should stop driving the car immediately because continued operation could lead to severe damage from a buildup of sludge within the transmission. Caught early enough, it's possible to fix the issue with a transmission flush. Gear Slipping Transmissions are meant to deliver power promptly and smoothly, so you might want to think about heading to the repair shop when you begin to notice that acceleration isn't there when you need it. For example, as you're trying to reach highway speeds, you might see your engine staying at high revs much longer than normal before it shifts up to the next gear. While this is happening, you're also likely to see the RPMs suddenly rising or dropping even while maintaining vehicle speed. These are major signs that your transmission is slipping gears. Low transmission fluid is the usual culprit, but gear slippage can also be due to damaged transmission bands or a faulty torque converter. Jerking and Strange Noises A phenomenon that's commonly associated with manual transmission cars, jerking or shaking of the vehicle when changing gears can be unsettling and almost always means there's a major issue with the transmission. It's often accompanied by loud grinding or shuddering noises. These symptoms could also be due to low transmission fluid, but they can also be caused by worn transmission parts, a clogged transmission filter, or mounts that have loosened. Transmission rebuilds and replacements can be quite costly, so you definitely won't want to let these issues persist. Get in touch with our servicing department at Ganley Ford West today and we'll make sure that your Ford is running at its best!

Good brakes are essential for safe driving. When you're behind the wheel, you need to be able to control your speed and stop at any time. Your brakes are subject to wear and tear, and they will need a brake repair. In Cleveland, OH, your Ford dealer can fix any braking problem for you. These are a few signs that your brakes need to be repaired. 3 Signs You Need a Brake Repair at Your Ford Dealer Your Car Veers to One Side When you use the brakes, hydraulic pressure is exerted on the calipers to squeeze your wheel rotors and stop your car. It's a scary feeling if you hit the brakes and your car veers to one side. Your car feels like its brakes aren't working, and that's partially true. The brake system on one side of your car has failed. Your car will automatically veer towards the side that has a working brake. The action to stop your car requires the calipers on both your driving wheels to act simultaneously. It also requires equal hydraulic pressure exerted on both calipers. The cause of the brake failure is either a caliper that doesn't engage or a blockage in one of the brake hoses. In either case, the brake on the affected side won't work, and your car will veer to the opposite side. Screeching Sounds When the brake calipers close on either side of the wheel rotors, the brake pads inside the calipers produce friction. The pads have a thick friction material covering that slows and stop the rotors. The friction that causes your wheels to stop also wears off part of the material each time you brake. New pads are 1/2" thick, and they need to be replaced when they wear down. When the thickness of the friction material drops to 1/4" thick, a metal spike in the material is revealed. This spike is built into the pads as a warning. When you apply the brakes, this spike will scratch against the rotor. This scratching generates a piercing screeching sound. It's also a very audible reminder that your pads are thin and need to be changed. Soft Brake Pedal When you step on the brake pedal, it should provide resistance. The resistance is generated by the pressure of the brake fluid. If you step on the brake, and there's almost no resistance, you have a brake problem. The lack of resistance means either there's a blockage in the brake system or you have a brake fluid leak. Our technicians can easily find the cause of the trouble and fix it for you. If you have any problem with your brakes, call us right away at Ken Ganley Ford West.

At the local Ford dealership, you can find all the car-related services you'll need. If you don't yet have a vehicle, you can take advantage of our sales team's expertise. What's more, you'll be able to obtain great financing deals, no matter your credit score. Those who already have a Ford can come to the service center for expert car maintenance and repairs. 3 Essential Services You Can Always Find at Your Cleveland Ford Dealership 1. The Best Advice About Buying a New or Used Car Here at the dealership, we employ only the most experienced salespeople, who can help you find the car of your dreams. When you call us or come to see us, we will ask you about your budget, the features you need your car to have, and the amount of driving you will do. Then, we can suggest the used or new Ford vehicles that will best suit your needs. Once we've helped you narrow down your search to two or three models, you can book a test drive. At that time, we can answer any questions you have. What's more, you're not limited to the vehicles we stock at the dealership. Instead, the salespeople can help you configure your Ford. That way, you can add all the features that are important to you, but you won't have to pay for any add-ons that aren't useful. more 2. Financing Deals for Everyone At Ken Ganley Ford West, we believe that everyone deserves to drive an excellent car. Therefore, we offer various ways to pay. If you have a lot of cash to spend, you can pay for your new Ford outright. If not, you can speak to our finance team and apply for a loan or a lease. Using car financing can be a great option because it allows you to buy a car quickly and without liquidating all your savings. Sometimes, people hesitate to reach out to us because they have been rejected by other lenders due to bad credit. But you shouldn't let that deter you. Even if you've made a mistake in the past, we are happy to help you find the best interest rates in the area. 3. Maintenance and Repairs for All Ford Vehicles Once you've purchased your Ford, you'll need to have it inspected by a professional mechanic at least once a year. Luckily, you won't have to look far to find the best technicians in the area because we have an excellent service center at the dealership. We specialize in maintaining and repairing Ford vehicles, so you can be sure that we always use genuine tools and spare parts. What's more, all our mechanics have been trained to work with Ford cars, so they have the expertise necessary to perform repairs to a high quality standard. When you're ready to buy a new or pre-owned Ford, you should come to your local dealership because we offer great customer service, financing deals for every customer, and ongoing maintenance at our state-of-the-art service center. Call or email us at Ken Ganley Ford West in Cleveland, OH to find out more about the models we currently stock. Our sales team will be thrilled to show you around the dealership and book you in for a test drive.