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The Sentinel • E3

Chevrolet Camaro 2SS:

Camaro was introduced in 1966 for the ’67 model year and became an iconic Pony Car from the outset.

Through four generations and 35 years, Camaro, which had a pre-launch code name of Panther, was a catlike performer, and a winner at the track, on the streets and at the dealerships until the turn of the 21st century, when sales slowed.

Brought back in 2009, the Camaro has been a world beater, a “Transformers” star and a head-turning track and street champion the second time around, even performing and winning in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Four years into the second incarnation of Camaro, the muscle car has upgraded with the return of its road-racing inspired 1LE performance package with unique gearing, suspension tuning and tires that make the model capable of more than 1g of lateral acceleration. Also new for 2013, all Camaro SS models now feature variable-effort electric power steering and an available dual-mode exhaust system on manual transmissionequipped models. Both features were introduced on the Camaro ZL1.

Beginning this year, all Camaro models offer a wider range of choices and enhancements including: Chevrolet MyLink and color-touch radio with GPS map navigation; Hill start assist is now standard on all manual transmissions; a ZL1-style shift knob standard on all manual transmissions and remote vehicle start is now included on 1LT and 1SS with automatic transmission.

Iconic muscle car exterior

Outside, Camaro balances heritage and contemporary features in a brawny, sporty, street racer package

Blast from the past is awesome in the present

By Mike Blake

that measures 190.4 inches long, 75.5 inches wide and 54.3 inches high on a 112.3inch wheelbase. The manual SS weighs a robust 3860 lbs. (curbweight) while the automatic transmission adds 53 lbs.

American muscle is personified with a black hood (on my SS2 1LE test model), Camaro-slit grille, an integrated decklid spoiler, quad exhaust finishers, cooling ducts, four fog lights, a wide-mouth intake on the lower fascia and 20-inchby-1 0 - i n c h a l u m i n u m wheels.

The four-passenger,frontengine, rear-drive coupe is built in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada and employs a unitized body frame, multi-link strut front suspension with a direct-acting stabilizer bar; progressive-rate coil springs; 27 mm solid stabilizer bar matched with a 4.5link independent rear with progressive-rate coil springs over shocks; stabilizer bar; 28mm solid stabilizer bar and specific half-shafts.

Power at all levels The 2013 Camaro power lineup includes the 323horsepower V-6-powered LS coupe and LT coupe and convertible with an EPArated 30 mpg on the highway; the 6.2-liter V-8 that delivers up to 426 horsepower on the SS coupe and convertible and the 580horsepower supercharged Camaro ZL1 coupe and convertible.

My 6.2-liter engine was good for 426 horses and 420 lbs.-ft. of torque, and performed like a street-legal

Submitted photo

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS features an updated look on the 35-year-old model. race car with blazing speed and performance in all ranges. With a very forgiving sixspeed manual transmission, I blasted through a zero-to60 mph sprint in 5-seconds flat en route to a 13.5-second quarter-mile. Thirsty in town, but generous on the highway, my Camaro SS2 was EPA rated at 16/24 and I averaged 17.9 mpg in mixeduse tests, but close to 25 mpg on the interstate.

Nostalgic and contemporary interior The cabin is packed with comfortable, intuitive items that merge nostalgia with 21st century tech, luxury and comfort. Ambient lighting, a heads-up display, entertainment and information centers and climate control highlight the cabin that provides seating for four with 37.4 inches of front headroom with 35.3 inches in row two, legroom of 42.4 in row

one and a tight 29.9 for rear seats, and shoulder room of 56.9 inches in the first seats and 42.5 behind.

Sa fe ty i te m s i n c l u d e dual-stage frontal, and thorax side-impact airbags, driver and front passenger airbags, and head curtain side-impact, front and rear outboard seating positions bags and includes the Passenger Sensing System.

Camaro coupes start at $24,245 for the base 1LS and move all the way up to $37,035 for the SS2 trim that I tested. In between are the 2LS ($25,445); 1LT ($26,660); 2LT ($29,585) and 1SS ($33,535). To assess the difference from the base 1LS to the 2SS, briefly, the 1LS has a 3.6-liter engine and the 2SS is powered by the 6.2-liter; the 1LS has 18inch heritage steel wheels vs. 20-inch painted aluminum; a 6-speaker sound system vs. a 9-speaker Bos-

ton Accoustics premium sound system and the 2SS has Black leather seating, a heads up display, Chevrolet MyLink with 7-inch diagonal color touch screen and optional navigation.

Premium Rally Yellow paint added $395 and the SS1LE performance package added $3500 for a black hood, 20-inch x 10-inch front and 20-inch x 11-inch rear aluminum wheels with a 10-spoke design from the ZL1 and a low-gloss Black finish, 285/35ZR20 Goodyear Eagle Supercar Generation 2 performance summer tires, front and rear Performance Ride and Handling suspension with front and rear stabilizer bars for excellent body control and vehicle responsiveness and TREMEC 6-speed manual transmission with a 3.91 final-drive axle ratio. A power sunroof added $900, a high-wing spoiler was $615,

the Audio System with two 10-inch subwoofers and a matched 200-watt amplifier added $1965, Camaro Chevrolet MyLink with navigation added $795, remote start was $120, a fuel door was $155, carpeted floor mats were $155 and cargo net added $60. With destination charges of $900, my 2013 Camaro 2SS as tested was $41,295.

You can see Camaros, and more than 2000 GM cars from the nostalgic to the futuristic at the Carlisle GM Nationals this weekend at the Carlisle Fairgrounds.

Visit www.CarlisleEvents. com for more on the automotive hobby.

Mike Blake, former editor of KIT CAR magazine, joined Carlisle Events as senior automotive journalist in 2004.

He’s been a “car guy” since the 1960s and has been writing professionally for about 30 years.

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Sunday, June 23, 2013

The Sentinel • E3

Chevrolet Camaro 2SS:

Camaro was introduced in 1966 for the ’67 model year and became an iconic Pony Car from the outset.

Through four generations and 35 years, Camaro, which had a pre-launch code name of Panther, was a catlike performer, and a winner at the track, on the streets and at the dealerships until the turn of the 21st century, when sales slowed.

Brought back in 2009, the Camaro has been a world beater, a “Transformers” star and a head-turning track and street champion the second time around, even performing and winning in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Four years into the second incarnation of Camaro, the muscle car has upgraded with the return of its road-racing inspired 1LE performance package with unique gearing, suspension tuning and tires that make the model capable of more than 1g of lateral acceleration. Also new for 2013, all Camaro SS models now feature variable-effort electric power steering and an available dual-mode exhaust system on manual transmissionequipped models. Both features were introduced on the Camaro ZL1.

Beginning this year, all Camaro models offer a wider range of choices and enhancements including: Chevrolet MyLink and color-touch radio with GPS map navigation; Hill start assist is now standard on all manual transmissions; a ZL1-style shift knob standard on all manual transmissions and remote vehicle start is now included on 1LT and 1SS with automatic transmission.

Iconic muscle car exterior

Outside, Camaro balances heritage and contemporary features in a brawny, sporty, street racer package

Blast from the past is awesome in the present

By Mike Blake

that measures 190.4 inches long, 75.5 inches wide and 54.3 inches high on a 112.3inch wheelbase. The manual SS weighs a robust 3860 lbs. (curbweight) while the automatic transmission adds 53 lbs.

American muscle is personified with a black hood (on my SS2 1LE test model), Camaro-slit grille, an integrated decklid spoiler, quad exhaust finishers, cooling ducts, four fog lights, a wide-mouth intake on the lower fascia and 20-inchby-1 0 - i n c h a l u m i n u m wheels.

The four-passenger,frontengine, rear-drive coupe is built in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada and employs a unitized body frame, multi-link strut front suspension with a direct-acting stabilizer bar; progressive-rate coil springs; 27 mm solid stabilizer bar matched with a 4.5link independent rear with progressive-rate coil springs over shocks; stabilizer bar; 28mm solid stabilizer bar and specific half-shafts.

Power at all levels The 2013 Camaro power lineup includes the 323horsepower V-6-powered LS coupe and LT coupe and convertible with an EPArated 30 mpg on the highway; the 6.2-liter V-8 that delivers up to 426 horsepower on the SS coupe and convertible and the 580horsepower supercharged Camaro ZL1 coupe and convertible.

My 6.2-liter engine was good for 426 horses and 420 lbs.-ft. of torque, and performed like a street-legal

Submitted photo

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS features an updated look on the 35-year-old model. race car with blazing speed and performance in all ranges. With a very forgiving sixspeed manual transmission, I blasted through a zero-to60 mph sprint in 5-seconds flat en route to a 13.5-second quarter-mile. Thirsty in town, but generous on the highway, my Camaro SS2 was EPA rated at 16/24 and I averaged 17.9 mpg in mixeduse tests, but close to 25 mpg on the interstate.

Nostalgic and contemporary interior The cabin is packed with comfortable, intuitive items that merge nostalgia with 21st century tech, luxury and comfort. Ambient lighting, a heads-up display, entertainment and information centers and climate control highlight the cabin that provides seating for four with 37.4 inches of front headroom with 35.3 inches in row two, legroom of 42.4 in row

one and a tight 29.9 for rear seats, and shoulder room of 56.9 inches in the first seats and 42.5 behind.

Sa fe ty i te m s i n c l u d e dual-stage frontal, and thorax side-impact airbags, driver and front passenger airbags, and head curtain side-impact, front and rear outboard seating positions bags and includes the Passenger Sensing System.

Camaro coupes start at $24,245 for the base 1LS and move all the way up to $37,035 for the SS2 trim that I tested. In between are the 2LS ($25,445); 1LT ($26,660); 2LT ($29,585) and 1SS ($33,535). To assess the difference from the base 1LS to the 2SS, briefly, the 1LS has a 3.6-liter engine and the 2SS is powered by the 6.2-liter; the 1LS has 18inch heritage steel wheels vs. 20-inch painted aluminum; a 6-speaker sound system vs. a 9-speaker Bos-

ton Accoustics premium sound system and the 2SS has Black leather seating, a heads up display, Chevrolet MyLink with 7-inch diagonal color touch screen and optional navigation.

Premium Rally Yellow paint added $395 and the SS1LE performance package added $3500 for a black hood, 20-inch x 10-inch front and 20-inch x 11-inch rear aluminum wheels with a 10-spoke design from the ZL1 and a low-gloss Black finish, 285/35ZR20 Goodyear Eagle Supercar Generation 2 performance summer tires, front and rear Performance Ride and Handling suspension with front and rear stabilizer bars for excellent body control and vehicle responsiveness and TREMEC 6-speed manual transmission with a 3.91 final-drive axle ratio. A power sunroof added $900, a high-wing spoiler was $615,

the Audio System with two 10-inch subwoofers and a matched 200-watt amplifier added $1965, Camaro Chevrolet MyLink with navigation added $795, remote start was $120, a fuel door was $155, carpeted floor mats were $155 and cargo net added $60. With destination charges of $900, my 2013 Camaro 2SS as tested was $41,295.

You can see Camaros, and more than 2000 GM cars from the nostalgic to the futuristic at the Carlisle GM Nationals this weekend at the Carlisle Fairgrounds.

Visit www.CarlisleEvents. com for more on the automotive hobby.

Mike Blake, former editor of KIT CAR magazine, joined Carlisle Events as senior automotive journalist in 2004.

He’s been a “car guy” since the 1960s and has been writing professionally for about 30 years.

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E4 • The Sentinel

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Ford Flex styling is standout feature

by ANN M. JOB associated press

The bold, boxy exterior of the Ford Flex is such a forceful statement, it can distract from the other notable features of this generously sized, six- to seven-passenger crossover vehicle.

But Flex stylists aren’t retreating. For 2013, they updated the Flex front end with new fascia, grille and headlights for a more impactful appearance.

Even the blue Ford logo has been removed from the grille now, leaving the word “Flex” spelled out in large letters across the front edge of the hood.

If this is not enough of a distinctive look, Flex buyers can opt for a roof color that’s different from the body of the vehicle. As an example, the test 2013 Flex came with a Silver, two-tone roof atop a body painted Deep Impact Blue.

Try finding this combination on a factory-built Honda Pilot or Dodge .

The Flex also is one of the few large people haulers that offers a turbocharged, gasoline V-6. Ford’s EcoBoost V-6 generates 365 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of torque at 3,500 rpm in the hefty, 4,800-pound Flex.

This compares with the 250horsepower, non-turbo V6 with 253 foot-pounds of torque at 4,800 rpm that’s the only engine available in the Pilot.

Consumer Reports lists the Flex as a recommended buy with average reliability overall, but prices — particularly for a Flex with EcoBoost engine — can be eye opening.

Starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price, including destination charge, is $31,795 for a base 2013 Flex SE with front-wheel drive. This base model comes with naturally aspirated, 287-horsepower V-6 and cloth seats with middle

second row that’s a bench.

The lowest starting retail price, including destination charge, for a 2013 Flex with all-wheel drive is $36,145 and this also includes the non-turbo V-6. The lowest starting MSRP and destination charge for a 2013 Flex with the turbo V-6 is $45,195.

This luxury-segment price stems from the fact the turbo is only available on the top-of-the-line Flex Limited which comes with standard luxury features such as perforated leather seats, 19-inch wheels, blind-spot monitor, navigation system and Sony audio with 12 speakers. Also, the turbo engine is only in the 2013 Flex Limited with all-wheel drive.

In comparison, the starting MSRP, including destination charge, for a base, 2013 Pilot with front-wheel drive is $30,350, and a 2013 Dodge Durango which has three rows of seats and a 290-horsepower, naturally aspirated V-6, has a starting retail price of $30,490 with rear-wheel drive.

The Flex can be difficult to describe. Some people call it a crossover SUV because it sits lower to the pavement than a traditional SUV and has more car-like ride and handling. But others see the Flex exterior shape as a wagon, albeit one that stretches 17 feet in overall length and stands 5.7 feet tall.

These dimensions make the Flex longer than the Pilot and but shorter in height.

But then, the Flex does not have as low a floor as a minivan does, and it requires a bit more work than a minivan to get inside to the third row.

Whether it’s the odd looks, the difficulty in describing what the Flex is or the pricing, the Flex is the lowestselling Ford-branded SUV/ crossover/wagon. Sales last calendar year totaled 28,224, which is only a quarter of the

Car quality dinged by tech glitches, survey finds

by DEE-ANN DURBIN associated press

DETROIT — Car buyers increasingly want hightech features like voice recognition and navigation.

But they’re not very forgiving of the car company when those systems fail.

The top complaints in J.D. Power’s closely-watched survey of new vehicle owners, released Wednesday, involved technologies that drivers are clamoring for.

Voice recognition systems either didn’t recognize commands or didn’t work at all. Bluetooth systems had trouble connecting with drivers’ phones.

The result: Just when automakers had reached their highest-ever levels of quality — as they did in J.D. Power’s 2012 survey — technology glitches are dragging their scores down.

“I’ve had companies tell me they would rather develop a new car from the ground up than a new entertainment system,” said Tom Mutchler, program manager of vehicle interface at Consumer Reports.

This year’s survey questioned 83,442 owners and lessees of 2013 model year vehicles in their first 90 days of ownership. They were contacted at random through state registration data.

Porsche, GMC, Lexus, Infiniti and Chevrolet topped the rankings, with owners reporting fewer than 100 problems per 100 vehicles. The worst-performing brands were Scion, Fiat, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Mini. Their owners reported 135 problems or more.

The industry average was 113 problems per vehicle. Quality has gotten so good, industry-wide, that

the difference between the highest-ranking and lowest-ranking brands in J.D. Power’s survey amounts to just two problems per vehicle.

Brands that bore the brunt of owner dissatisfaction often had the newest gadgetry. Cadillac’s new ATS sedan is equipped with the CUE touch screen infotainment system, which has been panned by critics who say it doesn’t always respond to the touch. Cadillac fell 10 places in the rankings. Nissan, which dropped 17 spots, was hurt by problems with features in its new Altima. Car owners have complained in online forums that the Altima’s voice recognition system doesn’t always understand them, and the car’s Bluetooth system has trouble connecting to their phones.

J.D. Power, which has been conducting the survey since 1987, said the top complaints used to concern mechanical defects, such as engine noise, that could be readily fixed at a dealership. Now, owners complain about design or technology flaws that aren’t easy for a dealer to remedy. For example, wind noise — the third most common complaint this year — is related to the vehicle’s design, not its mechanical parts.

“Automakers are investing billions of dollars into designing and building vehicles and adding technologies that consumers desire and demand. But the risk is that the vehicle design, or the technology within the vehicle, in some cases may not meet customer needs,” said David Sargent, vice president of J.D. Power’s global automotive business.

Submitted photo

The 2013 Ford Flex in Portland, Ore. total U.S. sales for the Pilot.

And so far in calendar 2013, Flex sales are down another 22 percent from what they were last year at this time.

Still, the roomy interior of the tester was impressive.

Front-seat passengers get nearly 42 inches of headroom and nearly 41 inches of legroom. In comparison, front-seat headroom in the Pilot is 40 inches, with 41.4 inches of legroom.

In the second row, Flex riders can have an amazing 44 inches of legroom as the separate captain’s chairs can slide fore and aft to adjust legroom between second and third rows.

Meantime, even adults can sit decently comfortable in the Flex’s third row seats for two with an impressive 38.7 inches of headroom — vs.

37.8 inches in the Durango — and legroom of 33.3 inches. This third-row legroom surpasses the 31.5 inches in the Durango and 32.1 inches in the back of the Pilot.

The Flex dashboard can appear a bit massive, but the selection of soft-touch plastics and textures looked

In Focus 2013 Ford Flex Limited AWD BASE PRICE: $30,900 for SE; $33,300 for SEL FWD; $35,250 for SEL AWD; $39,200 for Limited FWD; $41,150 for Limited AWD; $44,300 for Limited AWD with EcoBoost.

PRICE AS TESTED:

$50,310.

TYPE: Front-engine, all-wheel drive, six-passenger, large wagon.

good in the test vehicle.

But the sizable metal pillars at the sides of the windshield were major obstacles for a driver trying to make turns into crosswalks.

Because the Flex tester had the turbo, it came with suspension tuned for a bit tighter body control than a base Flex. As a result, the test vehicle rode through twisty mountain roads without conveying a loose feeling of uncontrolled weight shift back and forth.

There was a less tippy

ENGINE: 3.5-liter, double overhead cam, 60-degree, turbocharged, EcoBoost V-6 with iVCT. MILEAGE: 16 mpg (city), 23

mpg (highway).

TOP SPEED: NA. LENGTH: 201.8 inches.

WHEELBASE: 117.9 inches.

CURB WEIGHT: 4,839

pounds.

feeling overall, but passengers felt road vibrations, and the optional 20-inch wheels sometimes sent strong impacts from potholes through the vehicle.

The uplevel, 3.5-liter, double overhead cam, turbocharged V-6 delivered power smoothly and strongly and worked through a sixspeed automatic.

In the Limited, there are paddle shifters at the steering wheel so a sporty-minded driver can select forward gear shifts on his or her own. But it’s

BUILT AT: Oakville, Ontario,

Canada.

OPTIONS: Equipment group 303A (includes 20-inch wheels, adaptive cruise control, collision warning, power folding thirdrow seat) $2,980; refrigerated console $795; second row 40/40 reclining seats $750; Silver twotone roof $395; rear-seat inflatable seat belts $195.

DESTINATION CHARGE:

$895.

debatable how many Flex buyers want to use this feature.

Fuel economy isn’t great, even when the Flex carries only one person and no cargo. The tester averaged just 18 miles per gallon, which is on par with the federal government ratings.

Some 2013 Flex models were among nearly 400,000 Ford vehicles recalled late last month because a fuel module may crack and cause fuel to leak, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Government delays requiring rearview cameras in cars

by JOAN LOWY associated press

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is again delaying regulations on whether new cars and trucks must come equipped with rearview cameras to protect against drivers backing over people in blind spots behind their vehicles, a victory for automakers who say requiring the cameras is too costly.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Thursday in letters to three members of Congress that more research is needed. He set a new deadline of January 2015 for the regulations.

An average of 228 people are killed and 17,000 injured each year because of backover accidents. Many of the accidents occur in driveways and parking lots. Nearly half the deaths involve children under age 10. The elderly also frequently are victims.

The emotional toll of the accidents is especially high since many of the drivers are parents or family members of those killed and injured.

Congress passed a law in 2008 requiring the government to issue final regulations aiming at protecting against back-over accidents

by Feb. 28, 2011, and that the changes be in place for model year 2014 vehicles. But the regulations have been delayed repeatedly.

The law didn’t require that cars and trucks come equipped with cameras in the rear of the vehicle that display images on a dashboard screen provided another solution could be found. But after studying the issue, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said cameras were the best solution and recommended more than two years ago that they be required on all new cars and trucks. The safety administration has estimated that making rear cameras standard on every car would add $58 to $88 to the price of vehicles already equipped with dashboard screens and $159 to $203 for those without them.

The auto industry has opposed requiring cameras on all vehicles, saying it would cost automakers $2.7 billion annually. Many vehicles already come with the cameras as standard or optional equipment.

“I am deeply disappointed by the administration’s foot-dragging over a rule that could help save the lives

of hundreds of young children and prevent thousands of heartbreaking injuries,” said Sen. Jay Rockefeller, DW.Va., chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

“The fact is simple — we know installing rear cameras in cars will prevent injury and death,” he said.

“The administration needs to move forward with this common-sense safety measure because children’s lives are in jeopardy.”

Automakers say it should be up to consumers whether they want to pay for rearview cameras or one of the many other new safety systems being offered as optional equipment in many new cars. They’ve also urged limiting any requirement to new trucks, rather than both cars and trucks. Many new trucks already come with the cameras as standard equipment.

“Automakers are providing cameras in cars today for greater vision and for new driver assists, and consumers should decide how best to spend their safety dollars. This is a decision for consumers,” said Gloria Bergquist, vice president of the Alliance of Au-

tomobile Manufacturers.

Forty-four percent of 2012 models came with rear cameras standard, and 27 percent had them as options, according to the automotive research firm Edmunds. Nine in 10 new cars had console screens available, according to market research firm iSuppli, which would put the price of adding a camera on the low end of the NHTSA’s estimates.

LaHood said in his letter to Rockefeller, House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton, DMich., and Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., that the regulations are “important to the department due to its focus on enhancing the safety of our children.”

“Thus, it is especially important in this case for the department to ensure that all aspects of the rule are supported by robust analysis and that any additional societal impacts are examined,” he wrote.

In the meantime, absent regulations, the safety administration said it planned to update its list of recommended safety features to encourage consumers to purchase cars with the cameras.

Autos Briefs Hertz starts Dream Car rentals in Vegas, elsewhere LAS VEGAS — Hertz is giving high-rolling Las Vegas visitors a chance to rent cars worthy of their expensive exploits.

The car rental company announced this week that it’s launching the Hertz Dream Cars program in 35 cities, including Las Vegas.

Customers can rent Aston

Martins, Ferraris, Lamborghini Gallardos and other high-end vehicles to cruise the glittery Strip in style.

The company also promises a VIP rental experience that includes a representative meeting the customer at the airport terminal and giving them a one-on-one tutorial about the car, or a representative delivering the vehicle directly to the customer.

Other cities on the Dream Cars list include Los Angeles, Miami and West Palm Beach, Fla.

Toyota spending $150M at Ala. engine plant HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Toyota is spending $150 million on equipment as part of its expansion at an engine plant in north Alabama.

The car manufacturer said Thursday the machinery will help fill out space created during an $80 million plant expansion announced previously.

The work is supposed to be finished by early 2014, and 125 jobs are being added in Huntsville. Once done, total employment will be 1,150.

The company is expanding production capacity for V6 engines. The company also is adding new capacity at supplier plants in Troy, Mo., and Jackson, Tenn.

Toyota makes four-cylinder, V6 and V8 engines for eight different vehicles in Alabama.

Associated Press

Autos Plus

E4 • The Sentinel

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Ford Flex styling is standout feature

by ANN M. JOB associated press

The bold, boxy exterior of the Ford Flex is such a forceful statement, it can distract from the other notable features of this generously sized, six- to seven-passenger crossover vehicle.

But Flex stylists aren’t retreating. For 2013, they updated the Flex front end with new fascia, grille and headlights for a more impactful appearance.

Even the blue Ford logo has been removed from the grille now, leaving the word “Flex” spelled out in large letters across the front edge of the hood.

If this is not enough of a distinctive look, Flex buyers can opt for a roof color that’s different from the body of the vehicle. As an example, the test 2013 Flex came with a Silver, two-tone roof atop a body painted Deep Impact Blue.

Try finding this combination on a factory-built Honda Pilot or Dodge .

The Flex also is one of the few large people haulers that offers a turbocharged, gasoline V-6. Ford’s EcoBoost V-6 generates 365 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of torque at 3,500 rpm in the hefty, 4,800-pound Flex.

This compares with the 250horsepower, non-turbo V6 with 253 foot-pounds of torque at 4,800 rpm that’s the only engine available in the Pilot.

Consumer Reports lists the Flex as a recommended buy with average reliability overall, but prices — particularly for a Flex with EcoBoost engine — can be eye opening.

Starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price, including destination charge, is $31,795 for a base 2013 Flex SE with front-wheel drive. This base model comes with naturally aspirated, 287-horsepower V-6 and cloth seats with middle

second row that’s a bench.

The lowest starting retail price, including destination charge, for a 2013 Flex with all-wheel drive is $36,145 and this also includes the non-turbo V-6. The lowest starting MSRP and destination charge for a 2013 Flex with the turbo V-6 is $45,195.

This luxury-segment price stems from the fact the turbo is only available on the top-of-the-line Flex Limited which comes with standard luxury features such as perforated leather seats, 19-inch wheels, blind-spot monitor, navigation system and Sony audio with 12 speakers. Also, the turbo engine is only in the 2013 Flex Limited with all-wheel drive.

In comparison, the starting MSRP, including destination charge, for a base, 2013 Pilot with front-wheel drive is $30,350, and a 2013 Dodge Durango which has three rows of seats and a 290-horsepower, naturally aspirated V-6, has a starting retail price of $30,490 with rear-wheel drive.

The Flex can be difficult to describe. Some people call it a crossover SUV because it sits lower to the pavement than a traditional SUV and has more car-like ride and handling. But others see the Flex exterior shape as a wagon, albeit one that stretches 17 feet in overall length and stands 5.7 feet tall.

These dimensions make the Flex longer than the Pilot and but shorter in height.

But then, the Flex does not have as low a floor as a minivan does, and it requires a bit more work than a minivan to get inside to the third row.

Whether it’s the odd looks, the difficulty in describing what the Flex is or the pricing, the Flex is the lowestselling Ford-branded SUV/ crossover/wagon. Sales last calendar year totaled 28,224, which is only a quarter of the

Car quality dinged by tech glitches, survey finds

by DEE-ANN DURBIN associated press

DETROIT — Car buyers increasingly want hightech features like voice recognition and navigation.

But they’re not very forgiving of the car company when those systems fail.

The top complaints in J.D. Power’s closely-watched survey of new vehicle owners, released Wednesday, involved technologies that drivers are clamoring for.

Voice recognition systems either didn’t recognize commands or didn’t work at all. Bluetooth systems had trouble connecting with drivers’ phones.

The result: Just when automakers had reached their highest-ever levels of quality — as they did in J.D. Power’s 2012 survey — technology glitches are dragging their scores down.

“I’ve had companies tell me they would rather develop a new car from the ground up than a new entertainment system,” said Tom Mutchler, program manager of vehicle interface at Consumer Reports.

This year’s survey questioned 83,442 owners and lessees of 2013 model year vehicles in their first 90 days of ownership. They were contacted at random through state registration data.

Porsche, GMC, Lexus, Infiniti and Chevrolet topped the rankings, with owners reporting fewer than 100 problems per 100 vehicles. The worst-performing brands were Scion, Fiat, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Mini. Their owners reported 135 problems or more.

The industry average was 113 problems per vehicle. Quality has gotten so good, industry-wide, that

the difference between the highest-ranking and lowest-ranking brands in J.D. Power’s survey amounts to just two problems per vehicle.

Brands that bore the brunt of owner dissatisfaction often had the newest gadgetry. Cadillac’s new ATS sedan is equipped with the CUE touch screen infotainment system, which has been panned by critics who say it doesn’t always respond to the touch. Cadillac fell 10 places in the rankings. Nissan, which dropped 17 spots, was hurt by problems with features in its new Altima. Car owners have complained in online forums that the Altima’s voice recognition system doesn’t always understand them, and the car’s Bluetooth system has trouble connecting to their phones.

J.D. Power, which has been conducting the survey since 1987, said the top complaints used to concern mechanical defects, such as engine noise, that could be readily fixed at a dealership. Now, owners complain about design or technology flaws that aren’t easy for a dealer to remedy. For example, wind noise — the third most common complaint this year — is related to the vehicle’s design, not its mechanical parts.

“Automakers are investing billions of dollars into designing and building vehicles and adding technologies that consumers desire and demand. But the risk is that the vehicle design, or the technology within the vehicle, in some cases may not meet customer needs,” said David Sargent, vice president of J.D. Power’s global automotive business.

Submitted photo

The 2013 Ford Flex in Portland, Ore. total U.S. sales for the Pilot.

And so far in calendar 2013, Flex sales are down another 22 percent from what they were last year at this time.

Still, the roomy interior of the tester was impressive.

Front-seat passengers get nearly 42 inches of headroom and nearly 41 inches of legroom. In comparison, front-seat headroom in the Pilot is 40 inches, with 41.4 inches of legroom.

In the second row, Flex riders can have an amazing 44 inches of legroom as the separate captain’s chairs can slide fore and aft to adjust legroom between second and third rows.

Meantime, even adults can sit decently comfortable in the Flex’s third row seats for two with an impressive 38.7 inches of headroom — vs.

37.8 inches in the Durango — and legroom of 33.3 inches. This third-row legroom surpasses the 31.5 inches in the Durango and 32.1 inches in the back of the Pilot.

The Flex dashboard can appear a bit massive, but the selection of soft-touch plastics and textures looked

In Focus 2013 Ford Flex Limited AWD BASE PRICE: $30,900 for SE; $33,300 for SEL FWD; $35,250 for SEL AWD; $39,200 for Limited FWD; $41,150 for Limited AWD; $44,300 for Limited AWD with EcoBoost.

PRICE AS TESTED:

$50,310.

TYPE: Front-engine, all-wheel drive, six-passenger, large wagon.

good in the test vehicle.

But the sizable metal pillars at the sides of the windshield were major obstacles for a driver trying to make turns into crosswalks.

Because the Flex tester had the turbo, it came with suspension tuned for a bit tighter body control than a base Flex. As a result, the test vehicle rode through twisty mountain roads without conveying a loose feeling of uncontrolled weight shift back and forth.

There was a less tippy

ENGINE: 3.5-liter, double overhead cam, 60-degree, turbocharged, EcoBoost V-6 with iVCT. MILEAGE: 16 mpg (city), 23

mpg (highway).

TOP SPEED: NA. LENGTH: 201.8 inches.

WHEELBASE: 117.9 inches.

CURB WEIGHT: 4,839

pounds.

feeling overall, but passengers felt road vibrations, and the optional 20-inch wheels sometimes sent strong impacts from potholes through the vehicle.

The uplevel, 3.5-liter, double overhead cam, turbocharged V-6 delivered power smoothly and strongly and worked through a sixspeed automatic.

In the Limited, there are paddle shifters at the steering wheel so a sporty-minded driver can select forward gear shifts on his or her own. But it’s

BUILT AT: Oakville, Ontario,

Canada.

OPTIONS: Equipment group 303A (includes 20-inch wheels, adaptive cruise control, collision warning, power folding thirdrow seat) $2,980; refrigerated console $795; second row 40/40 reclining seats $750; Silver twotone roof $395; rear-seat inflatable seat belts $195.

DESTINATION CHARGE:

$895.

debatable how many Flex buyers want to use this feature.

Fuel economy isn’t great, even when the Flex carries only one person and no cargo. The tester averaged just 18 miles per gallon, which is on par with the federal government ratings.

Some 2013 Flex models were among nearly 400,000 Ford vehicles recalled late last month because a fuel module may crack and cause fuel to leak, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Government delays requiring rearview cameras in cars

by JOAN LOWY associated press

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is again delaying regulations on whether new cars and trucks must come equipped with rearview cameras to protect against drivers backing over people in blind spots behind their vehicles, a victory for automakers who say requiring the cameras is too costly.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Thursday in letters to three members of Congress that more research is needed. He set a new deadline of January 2015 for the regulations.

An average of 228 people are killed and 17,000 injured each year because of backover accidents. Many of the accidents occur in driveways and parking lots. Nearly half the deaths involve children under age 10. The elderly also frequently are victims.

The emotional toll of the accidents is especially high since many of the drivers are parents or family members of those killed and injured.

Congress passed a law in 2008 requiring the government to issue final regulations aiming at protecting against back-over accidents

by Feb. 28, 2011, and that the changes be in place for model year 2014 vehicles. But the regulations have been delayed repeatedly.

The law didn’t require that cars and trucks come equipped with cameras in the rear of the vehicle that display images on a dashboard screen provided another solution could be found. But after studying the issue, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said cameras were the best solution and recommended more than two years ago that they be required on all new cars and trucks. The safety administration has estimated that making rear cameras standard on every car would add $58 to $88 to the price of vehicles already equipped with dashboard screens and $159 to $203 for those without them.

The auto industry has opposed requiring cameras on all vehicles, saying it would cost automakers $2.7 billion annually. Many vehicles already come with the cameras as standard or optional equipment.

“I am deeply disappointed by the administration’s foot-dragging over a rule that could help save the lives

of hundreds of young children and prevent thousands of heartbreaking injuries,” said Sen. Jay Rockefeller, DW.Va., chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

“The fact is simple — we know installing rear cameras in cars will prevent injury and death,” he said.

“The administration needs to move forward with this common-sense safety measure because children’s lives are in jeopardy.”

Automakers say it should be up to consumers whether they want to pay for rearview cameras or one of the many other new safety systems being offered as optional equipment in many new cars. They’ve also urged limiting any requirement to new trucks, rather than both cars and trucks. Many new trucks already come with the cameras as standard equipment.

“Automakers are providing cameras in cars today for greater vision and for new driver assists, and consumers should decide how best to spend their safety dollars. This is a decision for consumers,” said Gloria Bergquist, vice president of the Alliance of Au-

tomobile Manufacturers.

Forty-four percent of 2012 models came with rear cameras standard, and 27 percent had them as options, according to the automotive research firm Edmunds. Nine in 10 new cars had console screens available, according to market research firm iSuppli, which would put the price of adding a camera on the low end of the NHTSA’s estimates.

LaHood said in his letter to Rockefeller, House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton, DMich., and Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., that the regulations are “important to the department due to its focus on enhancing the safety of our children.”

“Thus, it is especially important in this case for the department to ensure that all aspects of the rule are supported by robust analysis and that any additional societal impacts are examined,” he wrote.

In the meantime, absent regulations, the safety administration said it planned to update its list of recommended safety features to encourage consumers to purchase cars with the cameras.

Autos Briefs Hertz starts Dream Car rentals in Vegas, elsewhere LAS VEGAS — Hertz is giving high-rolling Las Vegas visitors a chance to rent cars worthy of their expensive exploits.

The car rental company announced this week that it’s launching the Hertz Dream Cars program in 35 cities, including Las Vegas.

Customers can rent Aston

Martins, Ferraris, Lamborghini Gallardos and other high-end vehicles to cruise the glittery Strip in style.

The company also promises a VIP rental experience that includes a representative meeting the customer at the airport terminal and giving them a one-on-one tutorial about the car, or a representative delivering the vehicle directly to the customer.

Other cities on the Dream Cars list include Los Angeles, Miami and West Palm Beach, Fla.

Toyota spending $150M at Ala. engine plant HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Toyota is spending $150 million on equipment as part of its expansion at an engine plant in north Alabama.

The car manufacturer said Thursday the machinery will help fill out space created during an $80 million plant expansion announced previously.

The work is supposed to be finished by early 2014, and 125 jobs are being added in Huntsville. Once done, total employment will be 1,150.

The company is expanding production capacity for V6 engines. The company also is adding new capacity at supplier plants in Troy, Mo., and Jackson, Tenn.

Toyota makes four-cylinder, V6 and V8 engines for eight different vehicles in Alabama.

Associated Press

Autos Plus

Sunday, June 23, 2013

The Sentinel • E5

Wagon train buffs relive the past on Mo., Kan. trails

Autos Brief Used car dealership chain CarMax 1Q profit up

by ANDRA BRYAN STEFANONI The Joplin Globe

JOPLIN, Mo. — When Patrick Goodknight was in the first grade at Irving Elementary School in Joplin, his teacher asked the pupils to draw a picture of what they wanted to be when they grew up.

“I drew a cowboy and an Indian,” Goodknight said.

He ran his own saddle business for about 10 years, but these days he is an Edward Jones financial adviser on South Main Street in Joplin, having followed in his father’s footsteps.

But several times a year, his dream does come true — sort of. The tall, slim man who prefers cowboy boots to dress shoes harnesses his quarter horses Bud, Tex, Burt and Boomer to a wagon, says Roger Nomer, The Joplin Globe/Associated Press goodbye to modern con- A covered wagon sets out from Liberal, Mo. on the “Echoes of the Trail” ride to Ft. Scott. veniences and hits the trail, The Joplin Globe It’s a thrill, he said, when- father Toby Wilson was a Bohannon, of Neosho, of- back on her feet. reported.

“It’s been a long two ever its wagon wheels are muleskinner in the Pitts- ten uses his team — Pee Sometimes it’s to church on a path once traveled by burg, Kan., area, has never Wee, a female, and Pokey, days,” Osborn said. “I in Nashville, Mo., about pioneer settlers and fron- been far from a farm and a gelding — to help Good- hope I have as much fun as five miles from his rural tier military men. knight disc and mow hay. tired as I am. But I crave it. said he likes it that way. home. Earlier this month, “I went to school on a He started going on wag- What’s not to like?”

Teamster Tony Stussy it was clip-clopping along also is a Joplin business- rodeo scholarship and on trains about three years For Ken Brous, a farmer with a wagon train of six m a n . He ow n s G ayl e n wound up working for ago. and horseman from Lamar, teamsters on a 20-mile Plumbing not far from the Missouri Department “I guess I just like the at- wagon rides are a connecscenic ride from Liberal, Goodknight’s office on of Natural Resources,” he mosphere of it,” said Bo- tion to his late father, Jack.

Mo., to historic Cato, Kan. South Main Street. He said. “Now, I do this.”

“My dad did an eighthannon, a retired Joplin Along the way, the men grew up in Frontenac, Parsons also plays roles School District bus me- day wagon train in 1976 recounted stories of how Kan., now lives in Seneca, in Civil War re-enact- chanic. “Time don’t mean from Lamar to Kansas they got their wagons and and in his off hours he, too, m e n ts, m a ny o f t h e m nothing. We’re in no hur- City, when I was a kid,” he teams, what appeals to loves going back in time. said. “He died four years filmed — including one ry.” them about stepping back Larry Osborn, a retired ago, and I inherited his “It’s amazing the things that shows at Branson’s into the past, and the life- you see this way that you’d I m a x T h ea te r. I n pa s t truck driver from Asbury, stuff. It’s a way to keep long friendships they’ve never see in a car,” Stussy yea rs, h e wa s a ro d e o said this month’s ride was him with me.” formed along the way.

Goodknight said he enhis maiden voyage for a said as he drove his team of clown.

Goodknight got his first gray Percherons, Mary and On a rutted dirt road not trip of any distance with joys the bond he has with wagon when he was 10, af- Kate, past rolling native fit for cars, he enjoyed a his black mare and gelding the men on the trip, beter persuading his dad to Missouri prairie. “That’s slow pace that allowed him team, Maggie and Tate, in cause they, too, are dedibuy it at a sale. These days, the nice thing about going to identify species of wild- his Springfield wagon. cated history buffs whose his team pulls a Springfield four miles an hour.”

He acknowledged that thoughts often drift to the flowers in a nearby prairie, wagon, named after the George Parsons, of Nash- notice a wild turkey that it’s hard work and that past.

Springfield (Mo.) Wagon ville, Mo., was the only another wagon startled up there are challenges along “It’s just fascinating that Co. that produced them wagoneer not in a covered and spot a snapping turtle the way, such as when one our ancestors did this, and from 1872 to 1942. wagon. His team of Aus- in a puddle near the hors- of the horses lay down on it wasn’t that long ago,” Like the others in the trian Haflingers, Gidget es’ feet. a watering stop at Arcadia, he said. “It just feels like group, his wagon is topped and Curly, pulled a dray, or “The most remarkable Kan., in full harness and we’re stepping back in with the iconic off-white market wagon, that in re- thing about this is how wouldn’t get back up. She time.” canvas tarp that is fea- cent years was used by the much you see from here,” was cramping, explained E d i t o rs n o te : T h i s i s tured on what many refer Amish as a hearse. the men who tugged and an AP Member Exchange Parsons said. to as a “covered wagon.”

Another on the trip, Jim pulled at her to get her shared by The Joplin Globe.

Parsons, whose grand-

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RICHMOND, Va. — Car dealership chain CarMax Inc. said Friday that higher sales of used cars drove its first-quarter profit up more than 21 percent. Revenue grew 19 percent, but its expenses grew 14 percent.

The earnings and revenue results beat Wall Street expectations, sending its shares up initially before giving ground in the afternoon.

The Richmond, Va.-based company, which runs more than 120 stores in 61 markets that mainly sell used cars and trucks, reported earnings of $146.7 million, or 64 cents per share, for the three-month period ended May 31, up from $120.7 million, or 52 cents per share, a year ago.

Revenue grew 19 percent to $3.31 billion.

Analysts polled by FactSet expected earnings of 58 cents per share on revenue of $3.17 billion.

Its shares fell $1.26, or 2.8 percent, to $43.31 in afternoon trading Friday after rising as high as $48.19 earlier. That was near its 52week high of $48.86.

Sales at stores open at least one year rose 17 percent. The figure is a key metric because it strips out the impact of newly opened and closed locations.

Used vehicle unit sales rose 22 percent as the company’s average selling price rose more than a percent to $19,540. Wholesale vehicle unit sales increased 6 percent during the quarter. New vehicle unit sales, which make up a smaller part of CarMax’s business, fell 7.5 percent. Other revenue, which includes fees it receives from third-party lenders its customers use, increased more than 4 percent.

Associated Press

AUTO NEWS FROM AROUND SOUTH CENTRAL PA

H&H COLLISION CENTER 8TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING ALL PROCEEDS THIS YEAR WILL BE GOING TO SGT. ZACHARY STINSON & FAMILY OF CHAMBERSBURG

Marine Sergeant Zachary Stinson was on his first deployment when he lost both of his legs above the knee and suffered severe damage to his hands in an IED blast in Marjah, Afghanistan on November 9th, 2010. While on a foot patrol with the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, Sgt. Stinson stepped on an IED resulting in the traumatic amputations of his right leg below the knee and his left leg above the knee. Lifesaving measures by the corpsman readied him for MEDEVAC while shots were fired and a gun battle ensued.

Sgt. Stinson remembers asking the corpsman to tell his wife, Tesa, (pregnant with their first child) that he loved her.

Medically evacuated by helicopter, Sgt. Stinson was first treated at Camp

Bastion and next, The Craig Joint Theater Hospital in Bagram while in Afghanistan before being transported to Landstuhl, Germany.

Arriving at Bethesda Naval Medical Center six days after the blast, Zach remained there for three months.

Transferred to Richmond, VA for 30 days, Sgt. Stinson was next sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC where he spent more than a year before finally transferring to the newly renamed Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, MD, where he remains at this time. Zach has endured more than 25 surgeries, including the eventual amputation on his right leg above the knee and is presently undergoing therapies as an out-patient.

This article was provided from Homes for Our Troops!

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RAIN or SHINE All proceeds this year will be going to Sgt. Zachary Stinson & Family of Chambersburg

Registration close July 19th Please fill out this slip and send it back with payment, a.s.a.p. Please provide us with your email address.

We must receive payment by July 19th, 2013.

Unable to attend, but I would like to donate $___________________.

Important I have a group of four_________________ $75.00 per person I need to be put into a group of four__________________________ If you do have a group of four please supply the name and phone numbers of the other members in your group Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Please remit all payments to H&H Collision Center ASAP 730 E. King St. PO Box 98 Shippenburg, PA 17257

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Wagon train buffs relive the past on Mo., Kan. trails

Autos Brief Used car dealership chain CarMax 1Q profit up

by ANDRA BRYAN STEFANONI The Joplin Globe

JOPLIN, Mo. — When Patrick Goodknight was in the first grade at Irving Elementary School in Joplin, his teacher asked the pupils to draw a picture of what they wanted to be when they grew up.

“I drew a cowboy and an Indian,” Goodknight said.

He ran his own saddle business for about 10 years, but these days he is an Edward Jones financial adviser on South Main Street in Joplin, having followed in his father’s footsteps.

But several times a year, his dream does come true — sort of. The tall, slim man who prefers cowboy boots to dress shoes harnesses his quarter horses Bud, Tex, Burt and Boomer to a wagon, says Roger Nomer, The Joplin Globe/Associated Press goodbye to modern con- A covered wagon sets out from Liberal, Mo. on the “Echoes of the Trail” ride to Ft. Scott. veniences and hits the trail, The Joplin Globe It’s a thrill, he said, when- father Toby Wilson was a Bohannon, of Neosho, of- back on her feet. reported.

“It’s been a long two ever its wagon wheels are muleskinner in the Pitts- ten uses his team — Pee Sometimes it’s to church on a path once traveled by burg, Kan., area, has never Wee, a female, and Pokey, days,” Osborn said. “I in Nashville, Mo., about pioneer settlers and fron- been far from a farm and a gelding — to help Good- hope I have as much fun as five miles from his rural tier military men. knight disc and mow hay. tired as I am. But I crave it. said he likes it that way. home. Earlier this month, “I went to school on a He started going on wag- What’s not to like?”

Teamster Tony Stussy it was clip-clopping along also is a Joplin business- rodeo scholarship and on trains about three years For Ken Brous, a farmer with a wagon train of six m a n . He ow n s G ayl e n wound up working for ago. and horseman from Lamar, teamsters on a 20-mile Plumbing not far from the Missouri Department “I guess I just like the at- wagon rides are a connecscenic ride from Liberal, Goodknight’s office on of Natural Resources,” he mosphere of it,” said Bo- tion to his late father, Jack.

Mo., to historic Cato, Kan. South Main Street. He said. “Now, I do this.”

“My dad did an eighthannon, a retired Joplin Along the way, the men grew up in Frontenac, Parsons also plays roles School District bus me- day wagon train in 1976 recounted stories of how Kan., now lives in Seneca, in Civil War re-enact- chanic. “Time don’t mean from Lamar to Kansas they got their wagons and and in his off hours he, too, m e n ts, m a ny o f t h e m nothing. We’re in no hur- City, when I was a kid,” he teams, what appeals to loves going back in time. said. “He died four years filmed — including one ry.” them about stepping back Larry Osborn, a retired ago, and I inherited his “It’s amazing the things that shows at Branson’s into the past, and the life- you see this way that you’d I m a x T h ea te r. I n pa s t truck driver from Asbury, stuff. It’s a way to keep long friendships they’ve never see in a car,” Stussy yea rs, h e wa s a ro d e o said this month’s ride was him with me.” formed along the way.

Goodknight said he enhis maiden voyage for a said as he drove his team of clown.

Goodknight got his first gray Percherons, Mary and On a rutted dirt road not trip of any distance with joys the bond he has with wagon when he was 10, af- Kate, past rolling native fit for cars, he enjoyed a his black mare and gelding the men on the trip, beter persuading his dad to Missouri prairie. “That’s slow pace that allowed him team, Maggie and Tate, in cause they, too, are dedibuy it at a sale. These days, the nice thing about going to identify species of wild- his Springfield wagon. cated history buffs whose his team pulls a Springfield four miles an hour.”

He acknowledged that thoughts often drift to the flowers in a nearby prairie, wagon, named after the George Parsons, of Nash- notice a wild turkey that it’s hard work and that past.

Springfield (Mo.) Wagon ville, Mo., was the only another wagon startled up there are challenges along “It’s just fascinating that Co. that produced them wagoneer not in a covered and spot a snapping turtle the way, such as when one our ancestors did this, and from 1872 to 1942. wagon. His team of Aus- in a puddle near the hors- of the horses lay down on it wasn’t that long ago,” Like the others in the trian Haflingers, Gidget es’ feet. a watering stop at Arcadia, he said. “It just feels like group, his wagon is topped and Curly, pulled a dray, or “The most remarkable Kan., in full harness and we’re stepping back in with the iconic off-white market wagon, that in re- thing about this is how wouldn’t get back up. She time.” canvas tarp that is fea- cent years was used by the much you see from here,” was cramping, explained E d i t o rs n o te : T h i s i s tured on what many refer Amish as a hearse. the men who tugged and an AP Member Exchange Parsons said. to as a “covered wagon.”

Another on the trip, Jim pulled at her to get her shared by The Joplin Globe.

Parsons, whose grand-

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RICHMOND, Va. — Car dealership chain CarMax Inc. said Friday that higher sales of used cars drove its first-quarter profit up more than 21 percent. Revenue grew 19 percent, but its expenses grew 14 percent.

The earnings and revenue results beat Wall Street expectations, sending its shares up initially before giving ground in the afternoon.

The Richmond, Va.-based company, which runs more than 120 stores in 61 markets that mainly sell used cars and trucks, reported earnings of $146.7 million, or 64 cents per share, for the three-month period ended May 31, up from $120.7 million, or 52 cents per share, a year ago.

Revenue grew 19 percent to $3.31 billion.

Analysts polled by FactSet expected earnings of 58 cents per share on revenue of $3.17 billion.

Its shares fell $1.26, or 2.8 percent, to $43.31 in afternoon trading Friday after rising as high as $48.19 earlier. That was near its 52week high of $48.86.

Sales at stores open at least one year rose 17 percent. The figure is a key metric because it strips out the impact of newly opened and closed locations.

Used vehicle unit sales rose 22 percent as the company’s average selling price rose more than a percent to $19,540. Wholesale vehicle unit sales increased 6 percent during the quarter. New vehicle unit sales, which make up a smaller part of CarMax’s business, fell 7.5 percent. Other revenue, which includes fees it receives from third-party lenders its customers use, increased more than 4 percent.

Associated Press

AUTO NEWS FROM AROUND SOUTH CENTRAL PA

H&H COLLISION CENTER 8TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING ALL PROCEEDS THIS YEAR WILL BE GOING TO SGT. ZACHARY STINSON & FAMILY OF CHAMBERSBURG

Marine Sergeant Zachary Stinson was on his first deployment when he lost both of his legs above the knee and suffered severe damage to his hands in an IED blast in Marjah, Afghanistan on November 9th, 2010. While on a foot patrol with the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, Sgt. Stinson stepped on an IED resulting in the traumatic amputations of his right leg below the knee and his left leg above the knee. Lifesaving measures by the corpsman readied him for MEDEVAC while shots were fired and a gun battle ensued.

Sgt. Stinson remembers asking the corpsman to tell his wife, Tesa, (pregnant with their first child) that he loved her.

Medically evacuated by helicopter, Sgt. Stinson was first treated at Camp

Bastion and next, The Craig Joint Theater Hospital in Bagram while in Afghanistan before being transported to Landstuhl, Germany.

Arriving at Bethesda Naval Medical Center six days after the blast, Zach remained there for three months.

Transferred to Richmond, VA for 30 days, Sgt. Stinson was next sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC where he spent more than a year before finally transferring to the newly renamed Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, MD, where he remains at this time. Zach has endured more than 25 surgeries, including the eventual amputation on his right leg above the knee and is presently undergoing therapies as an out-patient.

This article was provided from Homes for Our Troops!

Please call 717-532-2121 ext. 4 with any questions

H&H COLLISION’S 8TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING August 9th August 9th, 8am Shot Gun Start Eagles Crossing Golf Club - 501 Conodoguinet Ave., Carlisle Must sign in by 7:15am, Free Driving Range 7am-7:45am

RAIN or SHINE All proceeds this year will be going to Sgt. Zachary Stinson & Family of Chambersburg

Registration close July 19th Please fill out this slip and send it back with payment, a.s.a.p. Please provide us with your email address.

We must receive payment by July 19th, 2013.

Unable to attend, but I would like to donate $___________________.

Important I have a group of four_________________ $75.00 per person I need to be put into a group of four__________________________ If you do have a group of four please supply the name and phone numbers of the other members in your group Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Name____________________ Email & Phone#’s____________________________ Please remit all payments to H&H Collision Center ASAP 730 E. King St. PO Box 98 Shippenburg, PA 17257

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HARLEY, 1997 883 Sportster, 15k mi. $4,000/obo. FORD, 1998 Mustang GT convertible, black on black, 77k mi. $8,000/obo. Call 717-776-4290.

5TH WHEEL, 2006 beautiful KZ Montego Bay 37’, 4 slides, fireplace new fridge & furnace, on-board generator, $22,000. 554-0684.

Gold/tan, 42k miles.

Stock #LXP791A $13,488

CROSSROADS, 2008 26’ Zinger.

Lg. slide, awning, power jack, spare tire, maxi aires, A/C, power cord, sewer & water hoses, tow package included. Excellent condition! $14,000. Call 717-438-9927.

FLEETWOOD, 2005 Resort, 21’, slide-out camper. Queen full sofa & table beds, shower, toilet AC, heat, awning, fridge, microwave, range, + more. Non-smokers, clean. $8,000. Call 717-582-7036.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

Classic 810 Specialty Autos

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CHEVY, 1964 Impala 2 door coupe, restored 283 cu in power glide palomar, red/silver top black inter- ior nice car. $17,000. 717-372-6179

FORD, 1975 Maverick. Light green color original paint, 4 door sedan registered as PA Antique Vehicle.

Many extra parts. Needs minor work. 15,321 miles. 2nd own, $2500/negotiable. Call 717-938-1678 or 717-599-0066.

PONTIAC, 1955 Catalina 2-door Hard-Top. Drive now, restore later.

PONTIAC, 1955 4-door Sedan. $9,500/both or will sell separately.

Call 717-776-7496.

PONTIAC, 1969 GTO 400-4, TH 400 Complete frame on restoration, excellent condition, runs strong, all floors frame and trunk are solid. $23,000/obo. 717-448-1072.

Parts & 825 Accessories FLOOR MATS, Honda Pilot all weather, super nice for Pilot’s up to 2008 model. $45. Call 717-386-5367.

RV / 840 Travel Trailers CHATEAU, 2005 Citation, 23BA with slide-out, Class C, 6.0L Chevy Vortec engine, new tires, custom cover included, many extras, excellent condition, must see, clear title. 15,500 mi. $38,000. Call 717-766-2683.

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FORD, 2010 Mustang GT Red/black, 22k miles.

Stock #17583A $24,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com HYUNDAI, 2012 Veloster White/black, 19k miles.

Stock #LXP779A $17,988

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FLEETWOOD, 29’ Prowler, excellent condition. Lots of extras, well maintained, $3500/obo. 691-8342

MOTOR HOME, Winnebago Adventurer 32’, Class A, microwave, gas/electric refrigerator, oven, 2 A/C, TV, sleeps 6, steer-safe system, awning, must see. $16,500. Call 717-582-4639.

LEXUS, 2001 ES300. 1 owner, Grey/black, leather interior. Very well maintained. $4,999. 440-1645

LEXUS, 2004 ES350 Maroon/black, 89k miles.

Stock #LX17793 A $12,488

QUANTUM, 2008 5th Wheel. 38 ft., 4 slides, clean, well equipped. $25,000/negotiable. 717-713-0755.

850

Motorcycles / ATVs

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1996 Electra Glide (FLHT) black, 1 owner, 24k mi. extras. $6,500. 776-3995.

HONDA, 1987 1200GL Gold Wing Aspencade. inspected, extras.

Good condition! $2,900. 218-6639.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com LEXUS, 2008 RX350 Savannah/tan, 76k miles.

Stock #LX16192 A $19,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com MINI, 2006 Cooper Red/black, 68k miles.

Stock #LX17586A $11,488

KAWASAKI, 2006 Ninja 500R 3,200 miles. $2,700/obo.

Call 717-226-7906.

SCOOTER, 2007 Grand Vista Deluxe. Low mileage... 1,754. $2,595. Call 717-249-4005.

855 Sport Vehicles CHRYSLER, 2004 Pacifica, white, AWD, auto. bucket seats, all power, 144k mi. $4,800. 717-448-3608.

HYUNDAI, 2010 Tucson Gray/black, 24k miles.

Stock #LX17363A $17,988

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com MINI, 2007 Cooper S, loaded, 72k m i. $12,900. Call 717-420-7226.

TOYOTA, 2003 Celica GT. Auto., A/C, white/black, power windows, cruise, tilt & more! Classic sports car (end of this model). Great for mechanically inclined. $3,500/obo .

Call 717-440-6619.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

“Cleanest Cars in Town” Since 1953!

JEEP, 2011 Cherokee

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Blue/tan, 37k miles.

Stock #LXP818A $29,988

IF YOU ARE DOLLAR WISE SEE DODIE WISE FIRST, LAST AND ALWAYS FOR A GOOD USED CAR!

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FORD, 1995 FSuper Duty, auto., power stroke diesel, 12’ flat bed, 192k mi. $4,000 as is. 423-5633.

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CHEVY, 1984 Boeville. Diesel, 12 passenger, inspected. Very good in & out! $4,000/obo. 717-789-3240.

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Miscellaneous 805 Transportation

RV / 840 Travel Trailers

HARLEY, 1997 883 Sportster, 15k mi. $4,000/obo. FORD, 1998 Mustang GT convertible, black on black, 77k mi. $8,000/obo. Call 717-776-4290.

5TH WHEEL, 2006 beautiful KZ Montego Bay 37’, 4 slides, fireplace new fridge & furnace, on-board generator, $22,000. 554-0684.

Classic 810 Specialty Autos

Advertise in The Sentinel and get results!

CHEVY, 1964 Impala 2 door coupe, restored 283 cu in power glide palomar, red/silver top black inter- ior nice car. $17,000. 717-372-6179

FORD, 1975 Maverick. Light green color original paint, 4 door sedan registered as PA Antique Vehicle.

Many extra parts. Needs minor work. 15,321 miles. 2nd own, $2500/negotiable. Call 717-938-1678 or 717-599-0066.

PONTIAC, 1955 Catalina 2-door Hard-Top. Drive now, restore later.

PONTIAC, 1955 4-door Sedan. $9,500/both or will sell separately.

Call 717-776-7496.

PONTIAC, 1969 GTO 400-4, TH 400 Complete frame on restoration, excellent condition, runs strong, all floors frame and trunk are solid. $23,000/obo. 717-448-1072.

Parts & 825 Accessories FLOOR MATS, Honda Pilot all weather, super nice for Pilot’s up to 2008 model. $45. Call 717-386-5367.

RV / 840 Travel Trailers CHATEAU, 2005 Citation, 23BA with slide-out, Class C, 6.0L Chevy Vortec engine, new tires, custom cover included, many extras, excellent condition, must see, clear title. 15,500 mi. $38,000. Call 717-766-2683.

Get the Inside

SCOOP Every Week In

CROSSROADS, 2008 26’ Zinger.

Lg. slide, awning, power jack, spare tire, maxi aires, A/C, power cord, sewer & water hoses, tow package included. Excellent condition! $14,000. Call 717-438-9927.

FLEETWOOD, 2005 Resort, 21’, slide-out camper. Queen full sofa & table beds, shower, toilet AC, heat, awning, fridge, microwave, range, + more. Non-smokers, clean. $8,000. Call 717-582-7036.

FLEETWOOD, 29’ Prowler, excellent condition. Lots of extras, well maintained, $3500/obo. 691-8342

MOTOR HOME, Winnebago Adventurer 32’, Class A, microwave, gas/electric refrigerator, oven, 2 A/C, TV, sleeps 6, steer-safe system, awning, must see. $16,500. Call 717-582-4639.

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CHEVY, 2008 Malibu

Gold/tan, 42k miles.

Stock #LXP791A $13,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com FORD, 2010 Mustang GT Red/black, 22k miles.

Stock #17583A $24,488

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HYUNDAI, 2012 Veloster White/black, 19k miles.

Stock #LXP779A $17,988

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

LEXUS, 2001 ES300. 1 owner, Grey/black, leather interior. Very well maintained. $4,999. 440-1645

LEXUS, 2004 ES350

Maroon/black, 89k miles.

Stock #LX17793 A $12,488

QUANTUM, 2008 5th Wheel. 38 ft., 4 slides, clean, well equipped. $25,000/negotiable. 717-713-0755.

850

Motorcycles / ATVs

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1996 Electra Glide (FLHT) black, 1 owner, 24k mi. extras. $6,500. 776-3995.

HONDA, 1987 1200GL Gold Wing Aspencade. inspected, extras.

Good condition! $2,900. 218-6639.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

LEXUS, 2008 RX350 Savannah/tan, 76k miles.

Stock #LX16192 A $19,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

MINI, 2006 Cooper

Red/black, 68k miles.

Stock #LX17586A $11,488

KAWASAKI, 2006 Ninja 500R 3,200 miles. $2,700/obo.

Call 717-226-7906.

SCOOTER, 2007 Grand Vista Deluxe. Low mileage... 1,754. $2,595. Call 717-249-4005.

855 Sport Vehicles CHRYSLER, 2004 Pacifica, white, AWD, auto. bucket seats, all power, 144k mi. $4,800. 717-448-3608.

HYUNDAI, 2010 Tucson Gray/black, 24k miles.

Stock #LX17363A $17,988

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com MINI, 2007 Cooper S, loaded, 72k m i. $12,900. Call 717-420-7226.

TOYOTA, 2003 Celica GT. Auto., A/C, white/black, power windows, cruise, tilt & more! Classic sports car (end of this model). Great for mechanically inclined. $3,500/obo .

Call 717-440-6619.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

“Cleanest Cars in Town” Since 1953!

JEEP, 2011 Cherokee

www.martysinc.com

Blue/tan, 37k miles.

Stock #LXP818A $29,988

IF YOU ARE DOLLAR WISE SEE DODIE WISE FIRST, LAST AND ALWAYS FOR A GOOD USED CAR!

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

www.parade.com

860

Trucks

FORD, 1995 FSuper Duty, auto., power stroke diesel, 12’ flat bed, 192k mi. $4,000 as is. 423-5633.

870

08 Ford Taurus SEL.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,995 07 Saturn Ion 2 auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7,995 05 Hyundai Elantra GT auto.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,995 04 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8,495 04 Hyundai AccentAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,095 04 Kia OptimaAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,595 03 Saturn Ion AT.........................................................$6,595 03 Jeep Gr. Cherokee Laredo1Owner.. . . . .$9,495 03 Ford Focus SdnAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,095 03 Toyota Camry LEAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,495 03 Chevy Cavalier CpeAT,1Owner.. . . . . . . . . . $5,995 03 Ford Focus CPAT,1Owner.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5,995 03 Honda CRV AT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,595 03 Hyundai Elantra AT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,095 03 Chevy Venture Van.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,595 01 Saturn SL1AT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,695

Vans

CHEVY, 1984 Boeville. Diesel, 12 passenger, inspected. Very good in & out! $4,000/obo. 717-789-3240.

Contact Jackie Cox at 717-240-7102 or jcox@cumberlink.com to discuss advertising opportunities for your business!

DODGE, 2003 Caravan SXT. 91k, seats 7, 2nd row Captain seats, garage kept. $6,000/obo. 737-0753

880

For convenient home delivery,

Call 717-240-7135

880

Autos

880

Autos

880

Autos

ABSOLUTE MINIMUM $300+ PAID ON MOST JUNK VEHICLES! Higher cash paid on re-sellable vehicles. Free towing.

Licensed dealer. Call 717-324-9395.

AUDI, 2007 A4 2.0T Quattro AWD, Sea Blue, 4 door sedan, 63,300 miles. Excellent Condition. $14,900.

Contact 717-385-0370.

Autos

Autos

471 E. NORTH STREET, CARLISLE

249-5418

MAZDA 3's

SAVE $2000 UP TO

PLUS 0%* APR Financing for 60 mos. *With qualified credit

2013 MAZDA 3 HATCHBACK

2013 Hyundai

ACCENT GLS

STOCK # ZZ7123

249/mo.

$

MSRP $21,645. 36 month 12,000 mile per year lease. No down payment required. Plus tax and tags. With qualified credit.

MSRP $16,835 Stock# HH7164A

SAVE E $3,536

2013 MAZDA 3 SEDAN

13,299!*

Now w $ ly y Only

STOCK # ZZ7281

220/mo.

$

*Savings *Sa vings include inclu $1,136 $1 136 Freysinger Discount, Discount $500 Military Rebate, $500 Owner Loyalty, $500 Retail Bonus HMF, $400 College Grad, $500 Motozuma. Must finance with Hyundai Motor Finance.

MSRP $19,170. 36 month 12,000 mile per year lease. No down payment required. Plus tax and tags. With qualified credit.

SAVE MONEY AT THE PUMP!

2013 MAZDA 2’s

SAVE $5,181

$2,000

13,799!**

Now w $ ly y Only

UP TO 35 MPG!!

MAZDA

CX-9!

ELANTRA GLS MSRP $18,980 Stock# HH6732B

SAVE

COME IN AND TEST DRIVE D WINNING THE AWARD

2013 Hyundai

**Savings include $1,281 Freysinger Discount, $500 Military Rebate, $500 Owner Loyalty, $1,500 Retail Bonus HMF, $400 College Grad, $500 Motozuma, $500 Value Owner. Must finance with Hyundai Motor Finance.

FREYSINGER MAZDA IS

America’s Best Warranty*

CENTRAL PA'S #1 CERTIFIED DEALERSHIP

10 Year/100,000-Mile Powertrain Limited Warranty

WE HAVE A CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLE FOR EVERY BUDGET

*See dealer for LIMITED WARRANTY details

6251 CARLISLE PIKE, MECHANICSBURG

1.800.560.8422

SHOP US 24/7 AT: WWW.FREYSINGER.COM

Bob Hefflefinger

Brad Watson

Chris Manga

Derek Crane

Garry Freysinger

Jim Leggett

Josh Freysinger Keith Hostetter

Shawn Bender

(717)-766-8422 I www.freysingerhyundai1.com

Autos Plus

E6 • The Sentinel

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Miscellaneous 805 Transportation

RV / 840 Travel Trailers

HARLEY, 1997 883 Sportster, 15k mi. $4,000/obo. FORD, 1998 Mustang GT convertible, black on black, 77k mi. $8,000/obo. Call 717-776-4290.

5TH WHEEL, 2006 beautiful KZ Montego Bay 37’, 4 slides, fireplace new fridge & furnace, on-board generator, $22,000. 554-0684.

Classic 810 Specialty Autos

Advertise in The Sentinel and get results!

CHEVY, 1964 Impala 2 door coupe, restored 283 cu in power glide palomar, red/silver top black inter- ior nice car. $17,000. 717-372-6179

FORD, 1975 Maverick. Light green color original paint, 4 door sedan registered as PA Antique Vehicle.

Many extra parts. Needs minor work. 15,321 miles. 2nd own, $2500/negotiable. Call 717-938-1678 or 717-599-0066.

PONTIAC, 1955 Catalina 2-door Hard-Top. Drive now, restore later.

PONTIAC, 1955 4-door Sedan. $9,500/both or will sell separately.

Call 717-776-7496.

PONTIAC, 1969 GTO 400-4, TH 400 Complete frame on restoration, excellent condition, runs strong, all floors frame and trunk are solid. $23,000/obo. 717-448-1072.

Parts & 825 Accessories FLOOR MATS, Honda Pilot all weather, super nice for Pilot’s up to 2008 model. $45. Call 717-386-5367.

RV / 840 Travel Trailers CHATEAU, 2005 Citation, 23BA with slide-out, Class C, 6.0L Chevy Vortec engine, new tires, custom cover included, many extras, excellent condition, must see, clear title. 15,500 mi. $38,000. Call 717-766-2683.

Get the Inside

SCOOP Every Week In

CROSSROADS, 2008 26’ Zinger.

Lg. slide, awning, power jack, spare tire, maxi aires, A/C, power cord, sewer & water hoses, tow package included. Excellent condition! $14,000. Call 717-438-9927.

FLEETWOOD, 2005 Resort, 21’, slide-out camper. Queen full sofa & table beds, shower, toilet AC, heat, awning, fridge, microwave, range, + more. Non-smokers, clean. $8,000. Call 717-582-7036.

FLEETWOOD, 29’ Prowler, excellent condition. Lots of extras, well maintained, $3500/obo. 691-8342

MOTOR HOME, Winnebago Adventurer 32’, Class A, microwave, gas/electric refrigerator, oven, 2 A/C, TV, sleeps 6, steer-safe system, awning, must see. $16,500. Call 717-582-4639.

880

CHEVY, 2008 Malibu

Gold/tan, 42k miles.

Stock #LXP791A $13,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com FORD, 2010 Mustang GT Red/black, 22k miles.

Stock #17583A $24,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

HYUNDAI, 2012 Veloster White/black, 19k miles.

Stock #LXP779A $17,988

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

LEXUS, 2001 ES300. 1 owner, Grey/black, leather interior. Very well maintained. $4,999. 440-1645

LEXUS, 2004 ES350

Maroon/black, 89k miles.

Stock #LX17793 A $12,488

QUANTUM, 2008 5th Wheel. 38 ft., 4 slides, clean, well equipped. $25,000/negotiable. 717-713-0755.

850

Motorcycles / ATVs

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1996 Electra Glide (FLHT) black, 1 owner, 24k mi. extras. $6,500. 776-3995.

HONDA, 1987 1200GL Gold Wing Aspencade. inspected, extras.

Good condition! $2,900. 218-6639.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

LEXUS, 2008 RX350 Savannah/tan, 76k miles.

Stock #LX16192 A $19,488

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

MINI, 2006 Cooper

Red/black, 68k miles.

Stock #LX17586A $11,488

KAWASAKI, 2006 Ninja 500R 3,200 miles. $2,700/obo.

Call 717-226-7906.

SCOOTER, 2007 Grand Vista Deluxe. Low mileage... 1,754. $2,595. Call 717-249-4005.

855 Sport Vehicles CHRYSLER, 2004 Pacifica, white, AWD, auto. bucket seats, all power, 144k mi. $4,800. 717-448-3608.

HYUNDAI, 2010 Tucson Gray/black, 24k miles.

Stock #LX17363A $17,988

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com MINI, 2007 Cooper S, loaded, 72k m i. $12,900. Call 717-420-7226.

TOYOTA, 2003 Celica GT. Auto., A/C, white/black, power windows, cruise, tilt & more! Classic sports car (end of this model). Great for mechanically inclined. $3,500/obo .

Call 717-440-6619.

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

“Cleanest Cars in Town” Since 1953!

JEEP, 2011 Cherokee

www.martysinc.com

Blue/tan, 37k miles.

Stock #LXP818A $29,988

IF YOU ARE DOLLAR WISE SEE DODIE WISE FIRST, LAST AND ALWAYS FOR A GOOD USED CAR!

1-800-778-0850 www.bobbyrahallexus.com

www.parade.com

860

Trucks

FORD, 1995 FSuper Duty, auto., power stroke diesel, 12’ flat bed, 192k mi. $4,000 as is. 423-5633.

870

08 Ford Taurus SEL.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,995 07 Saturn Ion 2 auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7,995 05 Hyundai Elantra GT auto.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,995 04 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8,495 04 Hyundai AccentAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,095 04 Kia OptimaAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,595 03 Saturn Ion AT.........................................................$6,595 03 Jeep Gr. Cherokee Laredo1Owner.. . . . .$9,495 03 Ford Focus SdnAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,095 03 Toyota Camry LEAT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,495 03 Chevy Cavalier CpeAT,1Owner.. . . . . . . . . . $5,995 03 Ford Focus CPAT,1Owner.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5,995 03 Honda CRV AT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,595 03 Hyundai Elantra AT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,095 03 Chevy Venture Van.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,595 01 Saturn SL1AT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,695

Vans

CHEVY, 1984 Boeville. Diesel, 12 passenger, inspected. Very good in & out! $4,000/obo. 717-789-3240.

Contact Jackie Cox at 717-240-7102 or jcox@cumberlink.com to discuss advertising opportunities for your business!

DODGE, 2003 Caravan SXT. 91k, seats 7, 2nd row Captain seats, garage kept. $6,000/obo. 737-0753

880

For convenient home delivery,

Call 717-240-7135

880

Autos

880

Autos

880

Autos

ABSOLUTE MINIMUM $300+ PAID ON MOST JUNK VEHICLES! Higher cash paid on re-sellable vehicles. Free towing.

Licensed dealer. Call 717-324-9395.

AUDI, 2007 A4 2.0T Quattro AWD, Sea Blue, 4 door sedan, 63,300 miles. Excellent Condition. $14,900.

Contact 717-385-0370.

Autos

Autos

471 E. NORTH STREET, CARLISLE

249-5418

MAZDA 3's

SAVE $2000 UP TO

PLUS 0%* APR Financing for 60 mos. *With qualified credit

2013 MAZDA 3 HATCHBACK

2013 Hyundai

ACCENT GLS

STOCK # ZZ7123

249/mo.

$

MSRP $21,645. 36 month 12,000 mile per year lease. No down payment required. Plus tax and tags. With qualified credit.

MSRP $16,835 Stock# HH7164A

SAVE E $3,536

2013 MAZDA 3 SEDAN

13,299!*

Now w $ ly y Only

STOCK # ZZ7281

220/mo.

$

*Savings *Sa vings include inclu $1,136 $1 136 Freysinger Discount, Discount $500 Military Rebate, $500 Owner Loyalty, $500 Retail Bonus HMF, $400 College Grad, $500 Motozuma. Must finance with Hyundai Motor Finance.

MSRP $19,170. 36 month 12,000 mile per year lease. No down payment required. Plus tax and tags. With qualified credit.

SAVE MONEY AT THE PUMP!

2013 MAZDA 2’s

SAVE $5,181

$2,000

13,799!**

Now w $ ly y Only

UP TO 35 MPG!!

MAZDA

CX-9!

ELANTRA GLS MSRP $18,980 Stock# HH6732B

SAVE

COME IN AND TEST DRIVE D WINNING THE AWARD

2013 Hyundai

**Savings include $1,281 Freysinger Discount, $500 Military Rebate, $500 Owner Loyalty, $1,500 Retail Bonus HMF, $400 College Grad, $500 Motozuma, $500 Value Owner. Must finance with Hyundai Motor Finance.

FREYSINGER MAZDA IS

America’s Best Warranty*

CENTRAL PA'S #1 CERTIFIED DEALERSHIP

10 Year/100,000-Mile Powertrain Limited Warranty

WE HAVE A CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLE FOR EVERY BUDGET

*See dealer for LIMITED WARRANTY details

6251 CARLISLE PIKE, MECHANICSBURG

1.800.560.8422

SHOP US 24/7 AT: WWW.FREYSINGER.COM

Bob Hefflefinger

Brad Watson

Chris Manga

Derek Crane

Garry Freysinger

Jim Leggett

Josh Freysinger Keith Hostetter

Shawn Bender

(717)-766-8422 I www.freysingerhyundai1.com

Autos Plus

Sunday, June 23, 2013

The Sentinel • E7

We’re so confident in our Low Everyday Pricing, We’ll BEat any other Chevy Dealer’s written offer by $250!

Must be bona-fide written offer on in stock vehicles.

this amazing pricing offer only happens once a year!

✔ Receive the PREFERRED level pricing as shown on our dealer invoice from the factory! ✔ Receive an aDDItIONaL $250 aBOVE your trade-in’s value ✔ Keep all the rebates and incentives

’13 Cruze LS Lease FoR oNllY

’13 Malibu LS Lease FoR oNlY

132

$

Lease FoR oNllY

STK# 130650

Lease FoR oNlY

’07 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SE #6651862 $11,399

Lease FooR oNlY

’10 GMC Acadia SLT-1 #1300851 $25,499

STK# 130380

199

$

*

*$3,000 due at signing / 36 month lease / 12K mi/yr *For Well Qualified leasees - Sales Tax not Included.

’12 Chevy Tahoe LT #665235 $38,499

*

’13 Equino Equinox LS

STK# 130267

STK# 140002

’12 Chevy Silverado #1303991 $24,599

STK# 130771

235

$

*

298

$

*

’13 Camaro amaro 1LS

299

$

Lease FoR oNlY

173

$

*

’14 Impala 2Lt

’13 Volt

’08 Toyota y Matrix XR #1303591 $8,999

’12 Chevy Cruze 1LT #1301761 $16,499

’11 Chevy Tahoe LTZ #665210 $44,499

’10 Ford Edge dge SEL #1301301 $18,999

’08 Pontiac Grand Prix #1303812 $9,499

’10 Mazda 3 Sport #1204591 $13,999

*

STK# 130773

Let Us Show You How a Business Elite Dealer Can Benefit You and Your Business!

New ’13 3500 Silverado 4 x 4 Dump truck ’09 Chevy Traverse LT #1305331 $19,999

’09 CChrysler Town and Country #6652011 $19,499

’12 Chevyy Captiva Captiv Sport por $ #665261 20,299

* Rebates are subject to change without prior notice.

Not all customers will qualify for all applicable rebates and incentives.

’12 Chevy Impala LT #665269 $16,499

’10 Nissan Altima 2.5 #1305061 $15,499

See Our Entire Inventory at:

#130178, Sale Price

37,610

$

Not all customers are eligible for all rebates. See us for details.

* Taxes, Tags and Transfer Fees additional. You may choose Rebates oR new car financing as low as 0% up to 72 mos. on select models with financing approval.

766-0284 800-427-4505

6445 Carlisle Pike Mechanicsburg

15

AT THE SAVINGSE S!

12

E AT THESS! G SAVIN

$ ON

SAVE

SAVE UP TO

4,O00 0% APR 10,500 *PLUS

2013 FORD EDGE LIMITED AND SEL

$

ON

*

F-150 XLT CREW CAB 4X4

*INCLUDES $2,000 FORD CASH AND $2,000 L.B. SMITH DISCOUNT. **INCLUDES $1,750 302A DISCOUNT, $500 5.0L RETAIL CASH, $1,000 FORD CREDIT CASH, $2,500 RETAIL CASH, $500 XLT BONUS CASH, $750 RETAIL TRADE ASSIST, $3,500 L.B. SMITH DISCOUNT. SEE DEALER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS.

Autos Plus

Sunday, June 23, 2013

The Sentinel • E7

We’re so confident in our Low Everyday Pricing, We’ll BEat any other Chevy Dealer’s written offer by $250!

Must be bona-fide written offer on in stock vehicles.

this amazing pricing offer only happens once a year!

✔ Receive the PREFERRED level pricing as shown on our dealer invoice from the factory! ✔ Receive an aDDItIONaL $250 aBOVE your trade-in’s value ✔ Keep all the rebates and incentives

’13 Cruze LS Lease FoR oNllY

’13 Malibu LS Lease FoR oNlY

132

$

Lease FoR oNllY

STK# 130650

Lease FoR oNlY

’07 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SE #6651862 $11,399

Lease FooR oNlY

’10 GMC Acadia SLT-1 #1300851 $25,499

STK# 130380

199

$

*

*$3,000 due at signing / 36 month lease / 12K mi/yr *For Well Qualified leasees - Sales Tax not Included.

’12 Chevy Tahoe LT #665235 $38,499

*

’13 Equino Equinox LS

STK# 130267

STK# 140002

’12 Chevy Silverado #1303991 $24,599

STK# 130771

235

$

*

298

$

*

’13 Camaro amaro 1LS

299

$

Lease FoR oNlY

173

$

*

’14 Impala 2Lt

’13 Volt

’08 Toyota y Matrix XR #1303591 $8,999

’12 Chevy Cruze 1LT #1301761 $16,499

’11 Chevy Tahoe LTZ #665210 $44,499

’10 Ford Edge dge SEL #1301301 $18,999

’08 Pontiac Grand Prix #1303812 $9,499

’10 Mazda 3 Sport #1204591 $13,999

*

STK# 130773

Let Us Show You How a Business Elite Dealer Can Benefit You and Your Business!

New ’13 3500 Silverado 4 x 4 Dump truck ’09 Chevy Traverse LT #1305331 $19,999

’09 CChrysler Town and Country #6652011 $19,499

’12 Chevyy Captiva Captiv Sport por $ #665261 20,299

* Rebates are subject to change without prior notice.

Not all customers will qualify for all applicable rebates and incentives.

’12 Chevy Impala LT #665269 $16,499

’10 Nissan Altima 2.5 #1305061 $15,499

See Our Entire Inventory at:

#130178, Sale Price

37,610

$

Not all customers are eligible for all rebates. See us for details.

* Taxes, Tags and Transfer Fees additional. You may choose Rebates oR new car financing as low as 0% up to 72 mos. on select models with financing approval.

766-0284 800-427-4505

6445 Carlisle Pike Mechanicsburg

15

AT THE SAVINGSE S!

12

E AT THESS! G SAVIN

$ ON

SAVE

SAVE UP TO

4,O00 0% APR 10,500 *PLUS

2013 FORD EDGE LIMITED AND SEL

$

ON

*

F-150 XLT CREW CAB 4X4

*INCLUDES $2,000 FORD CASH AND $2,000 L.B. SMITH DISCOUNT. **INCLUDES $1,750 302A DISCOUNT, $500 5.0L RETAIL CASH, $1,000 FORD CREDIT CASH, $2,500 RETAIL CASH, $500 XLT BONUS CASH, $750 RETAIL TRADE ASSIST, $3,500 L.B. SMITH DISCOUNT. SEE DEALER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS.

Autos Plus

E8 • The Sentinel

Sunday, June 23, 2013

The Summer of Audi Event Get ready for signature Audi performance and luxury. This month Audi will make your first payment, up to $600.

New Audi models include Wi-Fi enabled Audi Connect and quattro all wheel drive.

2013 Audi

A4 2.0T

$398/month #A8401, MSRP $37,825, 39-month lease, $1000 Lease loyalty, $0 security deposit, $2000 down.

Plus tax & tag.

2013 Audi

Q5 SUV Premium

$472/ month

#A8359, MSRP $40,495, 42-month lease, $1000 Lease loyalty, $0 security deposit, $2500 down.

Plus tax & tag.

2013 Audi

A6 3.0T Premium Plus

$659/month

#A8345, MSRP $58,815, 39-month lease, $1500 Lease loyalty, $0 security deposit, $2,500 down. Plus tax & tag.

And this month we have our largest-ever inventory of certified pre-owned Audi models. All include the balance of the original factory warranty, twenty-four-seven roadside assistance, and a three-hundred-plus point inspection. Look for the big-top tent at our dealership and stop in to get a like-new Audi at a pre-owned price. Receive as low as 0.9% APR for 60 months on all Certified pre-owned Audi models.* 2012 Audi A3 2.0T Premium Sportback Silver/Black. 11,200 miles..............$32,989

2012 Audi A4 2.0T Premium Wagon 22,000 Mi, Monsoon Gray/Lt Gray. . .$38,989

2010 Audi A6 3.0 Premium Sedan 34,100 Miles, Ice Silver/Black.........$35,999

2013 Audi Q5 3.0T SUV 2650 miles, Black/Black..................$45,989

2013 Audi A4 2.0T Sedan 7,300 Miles, Monsoon Gray/Black....$36,489

2010 Audi A4 2.0T Premium Sedan 26,200 Miles, Silver/Black...............$30,989

2013 Audi A8 3.0T Sedan 5,800 Miles, White/Velvet Beige.....$72,899

2012 Audi Q5 3.2 Premium Plus SUV 11,500 Miles, Black/Black...............$45,989

2013 Audi A4 2.0T Sedan 4,300 Miles, Ice Silver/Black...........$36,489

2010 Audi A4 2.0T Premium Sedan 39,900 Miles, Black/Black...............$30,289

2012 Audi Q5 2.0T Premium SUV 32,500 Mi, White/Cardamom Beige.$42,999

2012 Audi Q5 3.2 Premium Plus SUV 10,400 Mi, Black/Black...................$42,189

2009 Audi A4 2.0T Convertible 14,500 Miles, Black/Black...............$31,999

2013 Audi A6 2.0T Sedan 4,100 Miles, Blue/Black..................$46,899

2012 Audi Q5 2.0T Premium SUV 12,500 Mi, Black/Cardamom Beige..$42,189

2011 Audi Q7 3.0T SUV 17,800 Mi, White/Cardamom Beige.$54,699

2012 Audi A4 2.0T Premium Sedan 17,600 Miles, Black/Black...............$33,299

2010 Audi A6 3.0 Premium Sedan 59,700 Miles, Gray/Light Gray.........$31,289

2012 Audi Q5 2.0T Premium SUV 16,000 Miles, White/Light Gray.......$41,699

2011 Audi S4 3.0 Premium Plus Sedan 24,700 Miles, Black/Black...............$47,999

Audi Mechanicsburg 356 Woods Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050

717-691-3333 audimechanicsburg.com

MagnaSociety Elite Award Recipient

The best of the best of the best

Fourth consecutive year 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012

*Available through Audi Financial Services Credit on approved credit. Examples: for 2010 and 2011 CPO models at 0.9% APR, cost of financing for 36 months is $28.16 a month for every $1,000 financed. All other CPO models at 1.4% APR, cost of financing for 36 months is $28.38 a month for every $1,000 financed. Down payment may be required. Offer requires dealer participation. See your Audi dealer for details or, for vehicle information, call 1-800-FOR-AUDI. Offer ends July 1, 2013. ©2013 Audi of America, Inc.