- May 17, 2016
- Chrysler, Pacifica
- Posted by Ryan
- Comments Off on Unique Features in the 2017 Chrysler Pacifica
Take the 2017 Chrysler Pacifica for a drive around Dayton to get a feel for everything this minivan has to offer. Families will enjoy all the benefits of minivans, such as the ability to get in and out easily and the impressive number of interior arrangements. At the same time, the Pacifica offers modern styling that makes it more fun than the average minivan and technology to keep everyone occupied and safe at all times.
Uconnect Theater
If you have driven a Chrysler in the past, you will be familiar with the Uconnect infotainment system. The new Pacifica features the latest addition to this system: Uconnect Theater. This available system is the top rear-seat entertainment option you will find in the class. It gives you a set of dual 10.1-inch touchscreens with high definition mounted on the seatbacks. In addition to letting passengers watch [...]
- August 6, 2014
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on Chrysler 3.0L EcoDiesel: Get the Fuel Economy You Deserve
EcoDiesel Engines: Power and Efficiency in One
Many drivers have been dreaming of the day that diesel fuel would be available for light-duty trucks. Fortunately for them, their long wait is finally over. The Chrysler 3.0L EcoDiesel V6 engine practically screams power and effortless efficiency. This incredible engine is the only light-duty diesel engine on the market, and it somehow also offers the best fuel efficiency of any full-size pickup. Ram pickup trucks get an estimated 28 miles per gallon, making it an industry leader in value and performance. Of course, a gallon of diesel fuel also lasts longer than a gallon of gas, and this entails that Ram owners will have fewer trips to the pump and enjoy serious savings long-term. The engine is a far cry from simply being efficient [...]
- July 28, 2014
- 200, Chrysler, Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on The 2015 Chrysler 200: The Beauty and Benefits Behind its Aerodynamic Design
The 2015 Chrysler 200 is the first Chrysler brand vehicle to use an active grille shutter system (located at [...]
- May 22, 2014
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on Fiat, Chrysler Now Totally Merged: The Ambitious Five-Year Plan
The company, now called Fiat Chrysler Automobile or FCA, plans to make each brand more specific in terms of what it manufactures. The Chrysler brand will now be home to FCA’s family sedans such as the refreshed 300C and new 100C compact sedan, as well as FCA’s minivan line; the Dodge Caravan slides into history, as a new Chrysler Town and Country minivan will take its place with a plug-in hybrid option available. The new Chrysler 200 will be refreshed in 2017 as well as the launch of [...]
- October 22, 2012
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on Chrysler Town & Country: How to Replace a Spark Plug
Generally, most spark plugs we made to last 60,000-100,000 miles. The spark plugs in the Chrysler Town & Country should be inspected and cleaned every 30,000 miles, according to Chrysler. By replacing the spark plugs as suggested, gas mileage can be improved as well as strain on the engine.
Follow these easy steps to replace the spark plugs in a Chrysler Town & Country:
- First, you should disconnect the negative battery cable.
- Let the battery cool. Do not try to replace the spark plug in a hot engine, as it can damage the cylinder head.
- Find the spark plug wires. They will be located across the front and back of the engine.
- Release the lock on the spark plug by first grabbing the spark plug wire by its boot. Turn it one-half turn clockwise, and then one-half turn counterclockwise. Pull the wire off the spark plug. Lay the wire aside.
- Insert the socket [...]
- September 12, 2012
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on Chrysler Town & Country vs. Toyota Sienna LE V6
In 2011, Chrysler published a video of the results of comparison tests that they performed with the Chrysler Town & Country against the Toyota Sienna LE V6. While both would commonly be considered to be comparable minivans, the outcomes proved to distinguish them as very different. Take a look:
HandlingThis was one of the most obvious differences as the handling of the Sienna was not as adequate as the Town & Country. The suspension in the Sienna is soft which makes the van feel uncomfortable in any handling situations.
The Town & Country had superior handling qualities, especially in situations like emergency handling.
The Town & Country ABS worked well with adequate pedal feedback and feel while having short stopping distances with minimal brake time.
AccelerationAlthough the Sienna felt powerful at the acceleration, the Town & Country’s [...]
- September 7, 2012
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on Optimal Storage, Hassle-Free
Having a mini-van or a large car to accommodate your kids, friends of your kids, as well as all of their soccer gear, basketball equipment and school bags is can be essential for some families. But what good does a vehicle do that doesn’t have space for all of your storage? The Chrysler Town & Country provides the first-class storage options and flexibility that many families want and need.
The Chrysler Town & Country has the Stow N’ Go seats which allow for convenient and power folding and unfolding positions for the second and third row seats:
- One-touch fold and tumble for third-row seats
- Seats fold into floor bins individually
- 2-7 seats, or any combination in between
- When in the standard upright position, there are in-floor bins which give you concealed storage space
- Third-row seat has a tailgate feature
- September 5, 2012
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on Chrysler 200 vs. Toyota Camry
Last year, Chrysler conducted a comparison study on the Chrysler 200 Limited versus the Toyota Camry SE. Who do you think emerged as the “winner”? Well, here are some key points from what Vehicle Evaluation Specialist, Paul Gerrard had to say:
Acceleration- Thanks to the 283P Pentastar V6 engine, the Chrysler 200 is able to keep the weight evenly distributed upon acceleration
- The Toyota Camry gets a lot of wheel spin which is due to the weight shifted off the front tires toward the back of the vehicle
Successful evasive maneuvering: Chrysler 200 displayed poise and performance
Toyota Camry has a lot of body shifting and a fair amount of understeer, which requires immediate attention from the stability control system, which in turn basically shuts the car down
Interior Sound Level, highway speeds
- August 3, 2012
- Chrysler
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on How to shop for a Chrysler 200 near Troy Ohio
Shopping for a Chrysler 200 can be broken down into a few simple steps. There are many reasons you may be attracted to Chrysler’s hottest car, but sorting through which model may be confusing if you are not aware of the differences. Follow these simple steps and you will be on the road in no time.
- Congratulations, you have made the decision to buy a brand new car. You are probably excited and can’t wait to start enjoying that new car smell that you dream about. But before you drive to the closest Chrysler dealership and sign on the dotted line, choosing which dealership to go to can be the largest and overlooked factor. As you may have already noticed, every car dealer claims they have the lowest price. But how can that be? Someone must be lying…. To tell the truth, every Chrysler dealer near Troy, Ohio gets Chrysler 200’s at the same [...]
- June 12, 2012
- Dealership Ohio
- Posted by LukeS
- Comments Off on 2012 Chrysler 200: What do the icons on the instrument cluster mean?
Many questions have been floating around about what certain indicators and symbols on the dashboard mean in the 2012 Chrysler 2012, specifically about the Tire Pressure Monitoring System, Change Oil Message, and Gas Cap Message.
Tire Pressure Monitoring SystemOne of the things that make the 2012 Chrysler 200 unique is the Tire Pressure Monitoring System. TPMS is an electronic system that is designed to measure the pressure inside the four road tires and alert the driver when the pressure is getting low. But what do you do when the indicator light comes on?
The TPMS light is located in the instrument cluster. It will turn on and a chime will sound if the pressure is low in one or more of the tires. Once the light is illuminated, one or more of your tires is underinflated and should be inflated to meet the recommended standards of the tire manufacturer. This information is located on [...]