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With gas prices slowly creeping back up, your New Jersey dealer wanted to get a jump on everybody else in reporting gas-saving tips. Right now, the prices are increasing ever so slightly and you may not have even noticed them. But chances are they will continue to go back up with the problems in the Middle East and other factors involved. Here are some tips from your New Jersey dealer to help you squeeze the most out of each gallon of fuel.

1. Accelerate smoothly. Few driving habits guzzle as much fuel as taking off quickly from a complete stop. While you’re at it, brake smoothly, too.
2. Maintain your vehicle. Keeping your car in tip-top shape will keep your car running efficiently. Check your owner’s manual for scheduled maintenance procedures for optimum performance.
3. Roll up your windows at high speeds. This probably isn’t much of an issue in the dead of winter, but open windows at speeds greater than 55 mph create a drag on your vehicle and reduce your fuel economy.

These are just a few tips from your New Jersey dealer to help you save money on gas. You can also visit your Berlin area Chevrolet dealer and get a new hybrid version of your favorite model for even more gas savings. Check one out today!

Now that gas prices are starting to inch back up, your NJ Chevrolet dealership wants to offer some tips on saving gas. One of the best things you can do to save gas is to drive the speed limit. Although an unpopular tip, slowing down behind the wheel is one of the most effective things you can do to squeeze a few extra miles out of each gallon of gas.

One of the most common misconceptions that people have about driving faster than the speed limit is they save a lot of time. However, the time saved is often minimal if it’s even noticeable. This website has a table that calculates how much time you would save by going various speeds over the speed limit. For instance, if you drive 20 minutes to work each day, you only save about five minutes of travel time if you decide to drive 70 instead of the posted 55 the entire way.

Of course, there are other factors to take into consideration. But going the speed limit has many other advantages besides fuel efficiency. Isn’t the extra few minutes worth it so you don’t have to worry about getting a ticket when you’re on the highway?

If gas prices continue to rise, you can bet your Chevrolet dealership will offer tips on saving fuel. You can help yourself by visiting your Lumberton area Chevrolet dealer and getting a fuel-efficient model or even a hybrid version of your favorite car. Do it today before gas prices go up any higher!

If you’ve been waiting for the 2009 Malibu to arrive on the lot of your Lumberton area Chevrolet dealer, your wait is over. The 2009 version has many improvements over the 2008 version and has impressed many reviewers. Here are some highlights from one review about the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu.

• The 2009 Malibu is available in a gas-electric hybrid version.
• The Malibu is a serious contender in the mid-sized vehicle market which includes other cars like the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry.
• It can get about 26 miles to the gallon in the city and 34 mpg on the highway. This reviewer said he got an average of 31.6 miles to the gallon when combining highway and city driving.
• The base for the non-hybrid Malibu model is about $22,300. The base price for the hybrid version is about $25,345.
• The interior of the Malibu hybrid is comfortable and non-pretentious. The back seat is large enough to comfortably hold two adults or three if needed.
• Safety features on the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu include side and side-curtain airbags, OnStar, stability control and antilock brakes, just to name a few.

With these features and so much more, why not visit your nearby Chevrolet dealer today?

Your Chevy dealerships want to commend drivers for changing their driving habits despite the recent decline in gas prices. A recent study shows that about 52 percent of American drivers have continued to drive more efficiently even though gas prices are less than half of what they were a few months ago. It’s like the $4 a gallon prices scared them and they are prepared for another hike in prices at any time. On the other hand, about 12 percent of drivers have gone back to their old driving habits.

The new study, released by Gallup.com, breaks down the findings even further. According to the data, drivers in the upper-income range (more than $75,000 annually) were the least likely to change their driving habits when prices went up. However, the age of the driver did not matter much when it came to changing driving habits.

In a twist, the data showed that drivers in the lower-income range were more likely to return to their old driving habits. About 19 percent of people making less than $75,000 a year say they have disregarded their fuel-saving habits since prices have gone down.

Whether you’re back to your old driving habits or if you’ve held on to your fuel-efficient ways, your Marlton area Chevrolet dealer has a car to fit your needs. Check one out today!

If you’re looking for something fun and exciting to do tonight to ring in 2009, your Nissan dealers NJ have a few suggestions.

Nightlife
Say “goodbye” to 2008 and “hello” to 2009 at BoJo’s on High Street in Millville tonight. Red House will be playing and the crowd will be jumpin’. For more information, call (856) 327-8011.

St. Padre Pio Parish
This New Year’s Eve Celebration at Rosary Hall in Vineland is sure to be fun for you and your significant other. The Carl Granieri Orchestra is going to play and there will be an open bar, appetizers and a dinner buffet early in the evening. At midnight, they bring out the champagne toast, coffee and even dessert bar. The cost is $65 per person or $125 per couple. Call (856) 691-7526 for directions and more information.

Concert
Come to the DuPont Theater in nearby Wilmington to enjoy the sounds of Jim Brickman’s New Year’s Eve. Shows are at 5 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. tonight and tickets cost between $37 and $57. Call (800) 338-0881 for more information.

Movie
Faith Bible Church in Vineland is hosting a screening of Kirk Cameron’s “Fireproof” at 7 p.m. The movie tells the story of a firefighter attempting to save his marriage. It’s a great tearjerker that may help you and your spouse reconnect in 2009.

All of these events sound like a lot of fun. And what better way to enjoy them than to get a new or certified car from your Cherry Hill area Nissan dealer? Either way, you can start the New Year off on the right foot!

If you’re like most people today, you’re making a list of the things you want to change about yourself in 2009. Your local Chevrolet dealership understands this and we want to help you make resolutions and keep them. Here are some tips that we offer to help you better yourself in 2009.

1. Have a plan. Nothing works without a plan. Think about how you will accomplish your resolutions in 2009. Write these steps down so you can see them and visualize them.
2. Create your plan today! Don’t wait until tomorrow or January 3 to create your plan because you’ll be more likely to just forget about it. Do it today so you can get started on fulfilling your plan immediately.
3. Think long-term. You’re not going to accomplish your 2009 goals by January 2. You have to be in the mindset to think for the entire year rather than just one day.
4. Be flexible. Just because you break your resolution one day doesn’t mean you failed. Keep jumping back on the wagon and continue to keep trying if you want to reach your goal by the end of 2009.

If your resolution is to buy a new or certified car, your Delran area Chevrolet dealer can definitely help you accomplish that goal. Visit us today and start 2009 off with a bang!

While the Big Three continues to experience bad sales figures and seeking money for bailouts, some New Jersey Chevy dealerships aren’t feeling the pinch.

One of the Chevy dealerships in Little Falls, New Jersey is outselling many other car dealerships in the area. In fact, this particular dealerships is “outselling most of General Motors,” according to one news article. Sales for General Motors are down by more than 20 percent in 2008, but sales for some NJ Chevy dealerships have doubled in the last 12 months.

The key to increasing sales is to treat customers like they want to be treated. Most customers are just looking for a fair deal on a car and not every dealer is willing to do that. Some dealers jack up their price in hopes of getting a better price after negotiations. But building a strong relationship with the customer and making them feel like they aren’t overspending for a new or used car increases sales because they will refer their friends and family to the dealer when it comes time for them to purchase another vehicle, too.

Visit your Marlton area Chevrolet dealer and feel like part of the family. You’ll get treated fairly and you’ll walk away with a great deal on the car of your choice. We guarantee it.

You may not know it, but your fellow Jerseyans are peppered throughout your favorite TV shows. Your Nissan automobile dealers know this and they want to take a moment to recognize them so you can look for them the next time you watch TV. Here are some of the shows and the Jerseyans to look for:

Randy Jackson Presents: America’s Best Dance Crew
A group from the Rutgers Dance Team performed on Sass x7 on the second season of this American Idol’s solo project. They didn’t make it to the final stage of the competition, but they were they only all-female dance team that stood out in the competition.

America’s Next Top Model
Lauren Utter from Monroe appeared on the 10th incarnation of this addicting program. Out of 14 contestants, she was the 8th to get booted off. That’s not bad considering, by her own admission, that she never dresses up or wears makeup.

Project Runway
Lea Rannells made a splash on the TV screen as she pursued a career in modeling on this popular Bravo show. Hailing from Bridgewater, she helped the winner of the competition create a dress made from peanut butter cup wrappers.

Your Nissan automobile dealers like to recognize Jersey natives when we get a chance. Maybe you’ll see one of these reality show stars at your Lumberton area Nissan dealer spending the money they made on a new or certified car.

After-Christmas sales are sometimes some of the best sales of the year. In fact, the sales on the day after Christmas are becoming even bigger moneymakers for retail stores than Black Friday, or the day after Thanksgiving. This year, that’s even truer because retailers are becoming more desperate to get your business with the recent downturn in the economy. “There’s not a lot of time for retailers to make up for what’s been lost,” said a spokesperson for the National Retail Federation. While post-Christmas sales typically account for about 10-15 percent of the season’s overall sales, some say this year that percentage will jump as people are waiting for the better deals.

Stores opened early this morning to catch the early risers. “People can come in from 7 a.m. to noon and they are going to find great deals,” said Tom Aiello, a spokesperson for Sears. “It’s like Black Friday.”

Before you go out and do your after-Christmas shopping this weekend, visit your Nissan NJ dealership. It’s the perfect place to start because you can get a new or certified used Nissan to drive around town in style while you do your shopping. Your Turnersville area Nissan dealer is ready to give you a great deal on the car you wanted and didn’t get for Christmas.

As a New Jersey dealer, we are proud of our heritage and traditions. That’s why we want to bring your attention to a new book that covers some holiday food traditions that we all celebrate throughout the state.

“Where to Shop for Holiday Foods, Feasts & Traditions in New Jersey” is the title of the book and it features a number of stores, ideas and recipes that Jersey families have enjoyed together during the holidays for decades. Author Dolores Stephenson had this to say about the book: “To my knowledge, it is the only book on the market for the nostalgic cook, caterer host or hostess for the holidays that focuses on Jerseyeans roots, their love of food and their family traditions.”

The book was released a couple weeks ago and features more than 250 stores throughout the state where you can shop for the foods you need to make the recipes. You can only purchase the book through the mail at HolidayFoodTraditions.com.

While you’re at it, celebrate the holidays with a new car from your Delran area Chevrolet dealer. New Jersey is the perfect place for food and cars. Check both of them out today!