Ever wished your car had a way to give you a heads up when heavy traffic is in your path? What about a warning that you’re about to hit a bad pothole? It would be nice if there was a way for our cars to anticipate possible hazards and problems and let us know, especially from other vehicles. Thanks to Toyota, it’s a pretty big possibility in the near future.

Get the scoop on V2V and V2I

The automotive giant has been working with V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle) and V2I (vehicle-to-infrastructure) communications in their cars. What does this mean for us, as drivers? Here are some of the highlights our Orlando Toyota dealership has been able to get our hands on:

• V2V and V2I work through dedicated short-range communication systems that operate on the 5.9-gigahertz spectrum. This is the spectrum devoted to intelligent transportation systems. What does that mean? Basically, you won’t have to use cellular data or any other data subscriptions to get the systems up and running in your ride.
• Toyota is planning on implementing this technology in 2021 in both Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
• The goal of these systems is to cut down on traffic (and subsequently reduce emissions), prevent accidents, and lead the way to self-driving cars down the road.
• Vehicles can communicate with one another AND the infrastructure to warn each other of road hazards. This means you’ll know ahead of time if you’re about to encounter bad weather, potholes, accidents, road construction, traffic, and more.
• This will also allow your adaptive cruise control system to work much more efficiently in your Orlando Toyota. Cruise control (which means less braking and accelerating) cuts down on emissions and smog, and can even help you save on fuel.
• These warnings will help you find another route via V2I – the infrastructure will reroute you to a more efficient and safer route to your final destination.

Toyota’s overall goal? To create a safer mobile society for both drivers AND pedestrians.

Our Orlando Toyota cars offer top tech

Like we said, we’ll have to wait until 2021 or so to see this technology make its way into vehicles. However, we’ve got some pretty amazing tech in our Orlando Toyota cars already. Here are some of our favorite features currently found in our vehicles:

• Toyota Safety Sense P – this innovative safety system comes standard with features like the Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Keep Assist, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Automatic High Beams, and more.
• HD Radio updates – get information that’s current or even predicted when it comes to weather, traffic, sports, stocks, and more. It’s easy to stay connected behind the wheel!
• Steering wheel controls – Never take your hands off the wheel but still be able to control Bluetooth, audio, climate, cruise control, safety tech, and more.
• Bird’s Eye View Camera with 360-degree views – get a look all around your vehicle (like a bird’s eye view… hence the name) to see any hazards before you make a move.

Ready to see this tech in person? Come on down – Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road!

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One of the most frequently asked questions in “I’m buying a new car” history is wondering how long your vehicle is going to last. Should you use premium gas? Higher-grade oil? No one is really sure. Thankfully, our Toyota of Clermont auto service team has come up with and gathered some of the best tips you’ll need to pocket in order to increase your vehicle’s lifespan. 

Follow these easy tips to increase your Toyota of Clermont vehicle’s lifespan

Tip #1: Buy gas at a reputable gas station.

It’s important to make sure you’re fueling your vehicle with gas that isn’t going to cause damage. Ask if the gas pump filters have been changed recently and what their policy is on their filters. Some gas stations don’t have filters at all which can increase your chances of filling your vehicle with dirty or watered down gas, which will significantly decrease your Clermont Toyota’s vehicle lifespan. Plus, good gas can help increase fuel efficiency.

Tip #2: Make sure your vehicle has enough brake fluid. 

Make sure to check your brake fluid monthly. If you need more fluid, add the recommended type (this can be found inside your owner’s manual). Make sure to not use brake fluid that has already been opened. Once the fluid is exposed to air, brake fluid absorbs moisture and will accumulate contaminants easily. Make sure to replace your fluids in a timely manner to create optimal vehicle lifespan.

Tip #3: Lighten up your keychain.

Is your keychain weighing down your pocket? Chances are it’s weighing down your ignition too! The weight of your keys can wear out the tumblers inside the ignition and lead to switch failure. A lightweight keychain will help increase your Clermont Toyota’s lifespan by keeping your ignition intact. If your ignition key sticks when you turn on the car, it’s trying to tell you that your switch is about to fail. 

Tip #4: Fix small windshield chips right away.

One minute, you’re driving by construction and the next you have a small spider crack in your windshield. It’s important to bring your vehicle in to our Toyota of Clermont body shop for a replacement. The repair will not only stop your cracked windshield from cracking even more, but it will save you a citation for driving an unsafe vehicle and create a longer vehicle lifespan.

Tip #5: Inspect your splash guards.

These guards are necessary to keeping your engine in good working condition. Your splash guards help keep water and other debris from getting into the engine compartment where there can be damage done to the electrical components located inside. Replace cracked or broken guards to ensure your engine will not be bothered by water, debris, and mud.

Need to schedule a car maintenance appointment? Contact Toyota of Clermont auto service center today!

If you’re wanting to maintain your Clermont Toyota and increase its vehicle lifespan, contact our Toyota of Clermont auto service team to schedule a car maintenance check! Call us at (352)404-7001 or come to our dealership located at 16851 State Rd 50 just off the Florida Turnpike. 

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When it comes to buying a hybrid, you may feel limited. After all, there are a lot more gasoline-powered options out there than green cars. However, the 2018 Toyota Prius c has arrived at Toyota of Orlando and we think this sporty and compact hatchback is a perfect drive time solution. Don’t believe us? See what it has in store for you this year.

The 2018 Toyota Prius c is eco-friendly and fuel-efficient, sure. What hybrid isn’t? But this car packs a much bigger punch than just performance, also bringing the latest and greatest technology and edgy style to the table as well. Check out some of our favorite features on this new Orlando Toyota.

You’ll love getting into the driver’s seat of the new 2018 Toyota Prius c

Style: This green car is compact, sporty, and has edgy features that put it in front of the pack when it comes to appearance. You’ll love bright paint colors like Tide Pool Pearl, Tangerine Splash Pearl, and Moonglow to turn heads wherever your drive time takes you. The 2018 model of the Toyota Prius c also showcases stylistic highlights like a rear spoiler, 16″ 8-spoke alloy wheels, LED headlights, fog lights, and a sleek and sophisticated SofTex interior (it’s a durable, leather-like material).

Technology: Lots of people assume that Toyota hybrids only really have the best technology under the hood. However, this Orlando Toyota is well-rounded when it comes to having the latest and greatest features. It offers tech like Entune Premium Audio with integrated navigation, a backup camera, the Smart Key System with a push button start, and the Entune App Suite. Entertainment technology is also tops, bringing you features like Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Bluetooth wireless streaming, and iPod connectivity via a USB 2.0 port.

Performance: One of the biggest highlights of signing the dotted line for a new 2018 Toyota Prius c is definitely the performance. This green car cuts down on smog-forming emissions and also manages a staggering 48/43 mpg, so fuel costs are next to nothing. You’ll also enjoy your drive time with features like seating for five and 17.1 cubic feet of cargo space, Toyota Safety Sense P, and a Vehicle Proximity Notification System. Plus, you’ll feel good about doing your part for the planet every time you get behind the wheel.

Affordability: Owning the 2018 Toyota Prius c is incredibly feasible thanks to the aforementioned fuel efficiency, but you’ll also love the price tag. The starting MSRP for this compact hybrid is just $20,630.

See what owning a hybrid car is all about at Toyota of Orlando

And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. We can’t get enough of this city-friendly compact hatchback, and we think it’ll be love at first sight for you, too. Why not get behind the wheel and see for yourself? You can take a test drive today to see just how green your commute can get.

Schedule your appointment now – call us at (407) 298-4500, or stop into Toyota of Orlando. We’re open seven days a week until 10pm for your convenience and we’re located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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When it comes down to horsepower and torque, which one matters the most? Which should you be more concerned about when purchasing a new vehicle? Toyota of Orlando is here to break down these performance qualities so you know exactly what they are, how they work, and why they’re important. Then you can get shopping for the perfect new Toyota.

First, let’s get into the definitions. Horsepower is a unit used to measure power. Scientifically speaking, it’s equal to 550 lb-ft per second. In car ownership terms, it’s the amount of power that the new Toyota you’re shopping can produce via the engine. Torque is a little more complex, but to break it down into simple terms related to car performance, it’s a measure of turning power in the engine. In essence, it’s the muscle of the vehicle.

• Why is horsepower important? Basically, it’s what makes your car go fast. Horsepower translates to acceleration which is why it’s such an important element in race cars and high-performance vehicles. Additionally, the more a car weighs the more horsepower it needs to get going (and the lighter the car is, the faster it’ll hit high speeds, especially when paired with high horsepower). Horsepower allows you to accelerate rapidly to your desired speed; without it, you’ll be going nowhere fast.
• Why is torque important? Torque is like a “muscle” in the car, as mentioned above. It’s especially important if you want to tow or haul heavy items as it’s the force that allows you to do so. You can have all the horsepower you want in a vehicle but if you don’t have torque, you won’t be able to move a heavy load.

Obviously, these two forces work hand-in-hand to give you maximized performance. But which one is more important to you when you’re shopping our new Toyotas at Toyota of Orlando? Here are some things to consider before making a decision:

• Horsepower translates to quickness. If you want a fast car that’s fun to maneuver and could even be capable of the track, then you want a car with high horsepower to get you where you need to go. An example? The new Toyota 86. It has a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that puts out 205 horsepower. Combine that with rear-wheel drive and you’ll be able to easily satisfy your need for speed.
• Torque means towing. If you want to tow a heavy load or haul a lot in your bed, you definitely want the torque to make it happen. A great example of a torque-heavy vehicle is the new Toyota Tundra. This powerful truck gets 401 lb-ft of torque so you’re able to tow up to 10,000 pounds without batting an eye.

Having trouble deciding which performance factor is more important? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500. Our sales specialists can answer any questions and set up a test drive for your next ride today.

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The New York International Auto Show has officially kicked off and we can’t wait to see what new cars and concept vehicles Toyota has to unveil over the course of the show. However, they’ve already started things off with a bang – the all-new 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback has been revealed, and we can’t wait to get our hands on this super-sporty and teched-out option. Toyota of Orlando’s got the scoop on what it will have to offer!

Meet the newest addition to the Orlando Toyota family

First things first – when will this hot new ride be available for purchase? Toyota is forecasting that it’ll hit dealership lots this summer and be available in two trim-levels (SE and XSE), so we’ll be sure to keep you posted as to when it’ll arrive at Toyota of Orlando. Now let’s talk more about the specs it’s going to be showcasing so you can decide if you want to climb into the driver’s seat.

Everyone loves the original Orlando Toyota Corolla – it’s a sporty sedan that screams youth and offers great fuel efficiency and a reliable performance. The 2019 Toyota Corolla, however, takes style to a new level and then some.

• It’s sophisticated and sleek, offering a lower and wider wheelbase and a redesigned front with a rounded hood nose and a new grilled.
• New LED headlights and taillights increase the sporty edge that this hatchback offers and you’ll be able to choose from a variety of alloy wheels ranging from 16″ – 18″.
• The car is designed with new materials (Toyota Super Olefin Polymer & Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) to make it extremely lightweight and allow it to sit at a steeper angle.
• A new paint color, Rival Blue, will join the lineup of already eye-catching hues available.
• You’ll also love edgy details like chrome diffusers and adaptive front lighting systems.
• The interior showcases high-gloss materials paired with matte materials and combination leather to create a plush but minimalist design theme.

The 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is sportier and more performance-driven than ever

Let’s talk tech. The 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback showcases major upgrades like:

• Dual zone climate control
• Entune 3.0 with an 8″ touchscreen audio system
• Smart Key System with Push Button Start
• HD Radio with weather and traffic
• Sirius XM Satellite Radio
• Scout GPS navigation
• USB 2.0 port with iPod connectivity
• A JBL 8-speaker audio system
• Dynamic voice recognition
• Bluetooth wireless streaming
• A 7″ multi-information display
• Electronic parking brake
• Siri Eyes Free

And top safety technology like Toyota Safety Sense and Lane Tracing Assist.

What about performance? This new Orlando Toyota is lightweight and sporty, which translates to great fuel efficiency. On top of that, you’ll love getting behind the wheel thanks to features like:

• A new TNGA 2.0L 5-cylinder engine with six-speed manual transmission
• Dynamic shift CVT for more power
• Sport-tuned suspension
• A lower center of gravity for more maneuverability
• D-4S fuel injection system

All in all, it’s an impressive mix of components. We don’t have information about pricing yet, but we should relatively soon as we expect this car’s imminent arrival!

Want more information? Call Toyota of Orlando today at (407) 298-4500!

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Are you due for a tire replacement? We know – those are probably the last two words you want to hear. Tires aren’t inexpensive and replacing one means you’ll have to invest a little bit of money into your ride. However, having reliable and safe tires is imperative for your drive time for your safety, performance, and efficiency. Toyota of Orlando is here with 4 surefire signs you’re due for a tire replacement – see what our Orlando auto service techs have to say about it.

Do you REALLY need a tire replacement?

Sign #1: You’re losing tire pressure regularly. 

Do you find yourself having to add air to your tires on a constant basis because they’re losing pressure? This isn’t normal, just FYI. Your tires do lose a little pressure over time just because of wear and tear or when the weather fluctuates from hot to cold, but you shouldn’t have to regularly fill just one tire due to low pressure levels. If you find yourself in this situation, you’re likely due for a tire replacement.

Sign #2: There’s significant physical damage to the tire. 

Have you gotten into a collision, run into a curb, ran over something sharp, or otherwise seriously damaged your tire? Sometimes you can fix a flat by plugging a nail hole or slapping a patch on, but tears, large punctures, bubbles or blisters, or sidewall separation usually call for a replacement so you don’t have a blowout on your hands in the near future.

Sign #3: Your car is vibrating while in motion. 

Do you feel your vehicle vibrating when you hit the road? Vibrations can be caused by a number of issues, but tires are a top culprit to this drive time problem. If there’s something wrong with the tire then it throws the rest of them out of balance, and this can cause uncomfortable vibrations. Bring your car to our Orlando Toyota service center to have our techs check it out and see if a tire replacement will solve the issue.

Sign #4: The tread is too low. 

There’s no fixing low tread – you can’t patch it or plug it to make it grow back. Tread is essential for traction and when your tire’s tread gets too low, you lose control over your vehicle. The best way to check if the tread is too low is to do the penny test. Stick a penny into the tread with Abe Lincoln’s head down. If you can see the top of his head, your tread is way too low and it’s time for a tire replacement.

Bring your ride to Toyota of Orlando for any and all tire-related services

Luckily for you, our Toyota of Orlando service techs can help you quickly spot and take care of a tire replacement, AND we offer exceptional service specials and price matching on tires. Don’t wait – bring your car into our state-of-the-art service center today! We’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

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What is true cost to own?

It’s undoubtedly a phrase you’ve heard before, especially if you’re researching cars. However, do you know what it really means or how it applies to you? Toyota of Orlando is here to explain exactly what true cost to own is and why it’s important to factor into your car shopping process.

Learn how to calculate true cost to own

True cost to own is just what it sounds like – what it REALLY costs to own a car. Most drivers assume that when budgeting for a new ride, they really just need to worry about setting aside money for a down payment and then the monthly car payment if they’re going to finance the vehicle. There’s a lot more to it than that! Take a closer look at exactly what you need to budget for besides the monthly payment when planning to get behind the wheel for a new ride.

• Fuel costs: How much will it cost to keep your car gassed up every month? Some vehicles are more fuel-efficient than others – for example, the Orlando Toyota Prius gets much higher efficiency than the Toyota Tundra. Be sure to calculate how much it’ll cost you to keep your car running or the fuel costs could be the part of the equation that just doesn’t add up.
• Insurance: It’s illegal (and dangerous!) to drive a vehicle without insurance. In fact, you can’t buy a car without insurance most places! But how much will it cost you to insure your new ride? Rates will vary based on whether it’s new or used, your financing, your neighborhood, and your prior driving habits. It’s always smart to call around and get an idea of how much insurance will run you so you can add it to your true cost to own.
• Depreciation: Cars depreciate – there’s no getting around it. You can lose 20-30% of the value of a new car just driving it off the lot. While this may not affect your monthly costs, it WILL affect how much money you get for the vehicle if you decide to sell or trade in a few years down the road. Be sure to pick a car that holds its value well, and do what you need to do to keep the resale value high.
• Routine car maintenance: How much will it cost to keep your car running in tip-top shape? Take a look at the recommended maintenance schedule for the car you’re considering and calculate the cost of oil changes, tire rotations and balancing, brake service, and any other routine car care the vehicle will need. And don’t forget to have a small sum set aside for unforeseen repairs!
• State fees: You have to pay to register your car yearly – driving without it is illegal. Calculate how much it’ll cost to register your car and factor it into your overall budget on a yearly basis.

Toyota of Orlando can help you calculate costs

Ready to shop? Toyota of Orlando is ready to get you into the driver’s seat. To schedule a test drive or get more information about the true cost to own of a particular car on our lot, call us today! We’re ready and waiting at (407) 298-4500.

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If you’ve ever made a big purchase – a car, a motorcycle, a boat, etc. – you’ve probably heard the term “vehicle depreciation” bandied about. But what does it mean, and more specifically, what does it mean for your investment? Toyota of Orlando is here to explain vehicle depreciation and how you can counteract it to hold onto the resale value in your next ride.

Why should you worry about vehicle depreciation?

Here’s the bottom line: when you buy a car, it depreciates. Simply put, this means that it loses value over time because of the wear and tear you put it through. Most cars lose 15-35% of their value in the first year (!!) and then up to 50% or more in the next three. This affects your car’s resale value and in turn, affects how much money you’ll get when you sell or trade it in down the line. Some vehicles depreciate less quickly than others; for example, Toyotas are renowned in the automotive world for holding their value well and getting you more bang for your buck as they age in comparison to other makes and models.

How can you keep your Orlando Toyota’s value high?

So, how can you combat vehicle depreciation? Here are some quick Orlando Toyota tips to help you retain the existing value in your vehicle and get the money you deserve when you sell or trade in down the line.

Tip #1: Do your research. Find out which makes and models hold value the best and base your final purchase on that data.

Tip #2: Stay on top of auto service. Keep your car on a routine car maintenance schedule at Toyota of Orlando for things like oil changes, tires rotations, etc., and be sure to take care of repairs as quickly as possible. A well-maintained car will hold its value and depreciate less than one that misses maintenance appointments on the regular.

Tip #3: Watch your mileage. You bought the car to drive it, sure. But cars with more miles on them depreciate faster! Keep your mileage at a reasonable number to try and retain some of the resale value already built into your ride.

Tip #4: Consider elements like size, paint color, and fuel efficiency. These elements may or may not be important to you, but they definitely affect vehicle depreciation. Larger cars that cost more upfront tend to lose their value than smaller, more affordable models. Additionally, you should choose neutral paint colors when shopping because those are more desirable to future shoppers down the road. And finally, choose something fuel-efficient – the more economical a car is with fuel, the more desirable it’ll be to a future buyer.

Tip #5: Buy for your climate. All-wheel drives are popular in climates with lots of snow and ice, but they aren’t as in-demand in climates like Florida where we don’t see much besides rain. Think about where you live and where you might sell or trade-in before you buy.

Want a trade-in appraisal or need to get on a routine car care schedule? Call Toyota of Orlando today – we’re open seven days a week for your convenience at (407) 298-4500.

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When you shop for a used car, you want to know where it’s been before you decide where it’s going. Information about its life before it ended up in your test drive can help you make an informed decision about whether or not it’s the right car for you. This is where a used car history report comes into play – our Orlando Toyota dealership highly recommends requesting one before you purchase any pre-owned vehicle.

What is a used car history report?

A used car history report gives you pertinent information about that particular vehicle’s past. Not only can it help you fact-check certain characteristics of the vehicle (like accident damage or mileage), it can also give you a clearer idea of how the car was cared for and maintained by previous owners. Reports like CarFax – which we offer on every used car at Toyota of Orlando – can give you a more sound peace of mind when it comes to buying something pre-owned. Explore these four reasons why we think it’s a good idea to request one of these reports before you sign the dotted line!

1) Car maintenance records

You should always take a look at the previous car maintenance before you buy a pre-owned vehicle. If the vehicle has been routinely maintenanced and cared for, you’re less likely to deal with performance issues and auto repairs in the future. Routine auto service also extends the life of a vehicle, as well as the parts inside of it, ensuring that your car still has plenty of miles left to go before it has to be retired.

2) Mileage

Sure, you can see the mileage on the car’s odometer. But if you’re purchasing a pre-owned vehicle from a private seller, there’s always the chance that the odometer has been tampered with to lower the mileage and make the car more attractive to potential buyers. Cross-check the mileage on the car with the mileage on the used car history report to ensure everything lines up. If it doesn’t, then walk away!

3) Previous owners 

How many previous owners has the vehicle had before it found its way to you? The higher the number, the more probability of issues. Usually, when a car swaps hands often it’s less likely to have been routinely serviced and more likely to have been in an accident or two. That’s why you want to carefully inspect the CarFax report to look for information about accidents and auto service.

4) Car accidents and repairs 

You always want to know if a vehicle has been in an accident – it can lower the resale value as well as lead to residual auto repairs that need to be made (by you). However, not all owners will tell you about accidents the car has been in. Check the report and also be on the lookout for any major auto repairs that could be the result of an accident or may have warranties attached to them – you’ll want copies of the warranties.

Request your CarFax today at Toyota of Orlando

Ready to shop? Come on down to Toyota of Orlando – we’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall!

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When it comes to car care, what goes on under the hood is a mystery to some people. That’s why it’s important to bring your ride in for routine car maintenance at our Orlando auto service center and let the professionals take care of it. However, it never hurts to have knowledge on your side so you can make educated decisions about what’s best for your ride. Toyota of Orlando is busting the top five car maintenance myths for you so you can feel more confident about your ownership!

Myth #1: You need to schedule an oil change every 3,000 miles. 

False. With new oils and new technology, your car can actually run longer than 3,000 miles. In fact, some synthetic oils can last up to 10,000 miles before needing a change. Here’s the caveat, though – if you’re using traditional motor oil, you very well could need an oil change ever 3,000 – 5,000 miles. Let our Orlando Toyota service techs point you in the right direction depending on your car’s performance, the type of oil you use, and the general condition of your motor.

Myth #2: Premium fuel is better for your car. 

False. If your car requires premium fuel, then yes, you should absolutely use it. You can find this information in your owner’s manual. However, if your car is fine with regular unleaded then that’s what you should put in the gas tank. Using premium won’t improve your car’s performance or make the engine function any more efficiently; it’ll really just put a bigger hole in your wallet. Stick to what your car needs!

Myth #3: You can wash your car with any type of soap. 

False. Did you know that using soaps like dish soap or laundry detergent can actually damage your car’s paint over time? They strip the wax finish off because the chemicals in them are harsh. Instead, use a specially-formulated soap for your car, which can get things nice and clean without stripping the protective wax off. Our Orlando auto parts techs can help you pick the one that best fits your needs and your budget.

Myth #4: You need to warm your car up before you hit the road. 

False. A lot of people actually believe this one, but it’s just not true. It’s better to hit the road without idling to “warm things up” because driving will actually warm your car up better than just sitting there, even when it’s cold out. You may want to let your car get a few miles on the odometer before gunning it or taking to the highway, but you don’t need to wait for your car to warm up in the morning before you take off.

Myth #5: Once you jump your car battery, you don’t need to replace it. 

False – sometimes. For the most part, if your car battery needs a jump then there’s an issue that’s preventing it from doing its job… and it most likely needs to be replaced. In fact, most of the time when you jump your car it’s wisest to go straight to a car maintenance center to have the voltage checked and the battery replaced. If you stop somewhere and turn your car off, chances are you’ll have to have it jumped again. Save yourself the hassle!

Need to schedule Orlando car maintenance today? Call (407) 298-0001!

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