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Buying a brand new car is an exciting experience, but you have to protect yourself in the event that you get into an accident and total your vehicle.

When you finance a vehicle, you will be signing a contract for the vehicle you have chosen. This contract contains a lot of financial details. Our expert financing team is here to help you through the process, and expound on any details you may be curious about.

However, if you are curious about how the finance contract works, this video can help by explaining a few aspects of the contract.

Our team can also help by answering any questions you may have about the financing process.

Purchasing a new car is a huge decision, and there are a couple of different ways to pay for it. You can either finance it or enter into a leasing agreement. If you choose to finance your vehicle, you will likely have to make a down payment of 10 to 15 percent of the car’s cost up-front. Also, keep in mind that monthly payments tend to be higher as well.

What to Expect When you Finance your Vehicle

• Normally drivers who finance their car do so because they eventually want to own it outright.
• You will own the vehicle…

A new car should be cause for celebration, but for many shoppers, the world of auto financing can present a lot of confusion and can even seem daunting. That’s not how we want your experience to be with us here at Don Wood Ford Lincoln Inc., so we wanted to share this short video from Ford that explains some of the key differences between leasing and buying to consider before you make your final decision. Check it out below, and feel free to come see us or give us a call at (888) 757-2156 if you have any questions…

Are you a fan of the great outdoors? If so, you’ve likely had your share of camping experiences. Whether you prefer to camp in a lean-to or tent, an RV or under the stars without any structure at all, camping has been a popular pastime for many years.

Henry Ford, in fact, was part of a camping group including other high-profile individuals like Harvey Firestone (tire manufacturer), Thomas Edison and John Burroughs, a naturalist. The men called themselves “The Vagabonds,” and toured many areas of the U.S. from the mid-1910s until about 1924.

Just what is going on here? Did he enjoy too much eggnog? Perhaps he’s just recently found this post online about driving etiquette during the holiday—or any—season.

Ford and the Emily Post Institute created the list to help make everyone’s drive this holiday season more pleasurable—long or short, loud or quiet—they’ve got you covered.