Thursday, August 30, 2012

Buy Tires Online from Apple Auto Group Tire Center

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Apple Auto Group Tire Center: Select your car, choose your tire, add to cart, and even check out right online!  Tires start at only $59.99 per tire.  www.appleautotires.com

Apple Auto Group recently launched the all new Apple Auto Group Tire Center website.  You can submit your order to our Customer Service Team or purchase right online through Paypal from any of our 4 convenient locations.
Apple Valley Ford Lincoln: 952-997-5474
Apple Ford Shakopee: 952-403-7638
Apple Suzuki Shakopee: 952-403-7605
Apple Chevrolet Buick Northfield: 507-301-0006

Along with the convenience of purchasing your tires online with a vast selection, you will receive Complimentary Tire Rotation for Life, a $250 value, when you  purchase 4 tires from Apple Auto Group Tire Center.

At, Apple Auto Group Tire Center, tire prices start at only $59.99 per tire.  To ensure our prices are the best, we shop our competition's prices on a weekly basis.  If for some reason you do find a tire that is priced lower, we also offer the Best Price Guarantee!  Bring in a local competitor's currently advertised retail tire price, written quote, or internet quote including freight within 30 days and we will match the price. 

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Along with great pricing, we offer a comprehensive Road Hazard Warranty package that is only $7.49 per tire and includes unforeseen road hazards, flat repairs, and free replacement of non-repairable tires within the first 25% of tread.  You can't go wrong with Apple Auto Group Tire Center.  Visit our website today at www.appleautotires.com!


 
Apple Auto Group to go!  Available now in the Android Market and iTunes Store.
 
iPhone:  Download Here   
Android:  Download Here 
                         Get the App now!


Affordable All-Wheel Drive Showdown: 2012 Suzuki Kizashi GTS AWD vs. 2012 Subaru Impreza AWD

Suzuki Kizashi GTS AWD versus Subaru Impreza AWD

All-Wheel Drive Systems and Safety     vs.   Pricing, Value and Features 

Introduction

When anyone thinks they need an affordable and safe all-wheel drive family car they inevitably jump to the conclusion that their only choice is to buy a Subaru. Now, everyone knows that the Snow Belt is downright enamored with Subaru vehicles as their all the time, any weather toughness has been proven over decades spent not skidding across harshly salted asphalt. As such, Subaru has countered sales downturns in the auto industry in recent years which proved that it must have a very loyal and ever expanding group of fans.
But there must be some all-weather alternative that is as affordable as the relatively basic 2012 Impreza sedan and hatchback, right? Or at least something that offers buyers a sensible and viable option to the somewhat off-beat styling sensibility that has been a Subaru brand hallmark for years. Honestly, our road test 2012 Subaru Impreza was the snappier looking hatchback variant but it still managed to look reptilian or insect-like the whole time it was in our care.
As with most Subaru vehicles (at least the non-turbo models), the 2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Premium that we drove for a week was the definition of the word sensible with its impressive 22.5 cubic feet of cargo in the cargo hold. That figure grows to an SUV rivaling 52.4 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down.
The Impreza also boasted quite impressive EPA fuel economy estimates of 25 city/33 highway which is notable because vehicles that constantly turn four driven wheels tend to guzzle gas. So what kind of car can compete with the 2012 Impreza’s all-around excellence and affordability? Allow us to introduce you to the 2012 Suzuki Kizashi GTS i-AWD (intelligent all-wheel drive) sport sedan. If you are wondering why the Suzuki has “intelligent all-wheel drive” we promise to explain that in greater detail shortly.
But first, let’s have a look at how well these two very affordable all-wheel drive vehicles handle life in the real world even on days when it isn’t raining, hailing or snowing. The sun does come out even in places like Wisconsin and Alaska so you need to be prepared to have a car you absolutely love on those days as well.

Exterior and Interior Design

Now call us shallow if you want for judging a book by its cover but the Subaru just screams “pocket protector wearing dork” from every angle. The 2012 Kizashi GTS, on the other hand, had aggressive body spoilers, a lower ride height and a set of sweet looking alloys to make this four door sedan seem faster and sportier than it truly is. The Suzuki also isn’t too large or too small much like a VW Jetta.
The 2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Premium is definitely not the fanciest trim level available so the interior felt rather spare and unimaginative with absolutely no areas of visual design interest. The Impreza also didn’t really impress by offering plenty of convenient storage spots and cubbies for smart phones, iPods, sunglasses or any of your other junk for that matter. It’s all very well assembled but the Impreza’s interior does not “imprez.”
Now, compared to the Subaru interior, the 2012 Suzuki Kizashi’s cabin appeared to have been endowed with and overabundance of interesting design flourishes like the unique dashboard textures that flow out into the wavy upholstery that moves along the inner door trims. The design of the climate and audio controls in the center stack appears as inspired a design as the Sydney Opera House next to the Impreza’s simple style which in our eyes was so humble that it bordered on being Amish.
The Kizashi boasts a decent sized 13.3 cubic foot trunk and rear seat passengers in both vehicles will be comfortable as long as you don’t try to go on a 12 hour road trip with five people aboard. Four passengers will be much, much happier. Overall, while the Kizashi does not measure up to the Subaru in the cargo hauling stakes but we happen to prefer automobiles that we aren’t embarrassed to be seen in. Therefore it is on those grounds that the 2012 Subaru Impreza hatch loses this round. (Winner: 2012 Suzuki Kizashi GTS AWD)

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*Great article from Autobytel.

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Apple Auto Group Custom Shop

Keep Gear out of Sight with Mobile Strong Secured Storage Drawers!

For more information:
Apple Valley Ford Lincoln: 952-997-5476
Apple Ford Shakopee: 952-403-7607
Apple Chevrolet Buick Northfield: 507-301-0005




KEEP GEAR OUT OF SIGHT. MobileStrong SUV Secured Storage Drawers are an ideal solutions for storing guns, ammunitions, and other expensive gear while traveling afield.  It's also an excellent organizational tool for a cluttered cargo space.  The storage unit fits neatly on the floor of the cargo area between the wheel wells.  Designed to blend into the SUV and out of sight of unwanted observers.  And you still have a secondary floor surface to pack on the additional necessities or travel and life!


DESIGNED FOR THE OUTDOORS.
• Keeps gear out of sight when traveling.
• Lightweight
• A functional addition to any SUV
• Ultimate protection from wet and muddy gear
• Secure
• Affordable

Bring on the wet dog, wet gear, and muddy boots.  This storage drawer solution can withstand it all and be easily cleaned up at the end fo the hunting season.  A durable aluminum alloy frame surrounded by a phenolic composite outer shell.  Inside drawers are constructed from hardwood plywood and inside is finished in a high quality indoor/outdoor carpet.  A matching carpet covers the top of the storage unit giving it a seamless look for the inside of the vehicle.

 
Apple Auto Group to go!  Available now in the Android Market and iTunes Store.
 
iPhone:  Download Here   
Android:  Download Here 
                         Get the App now!