JOHN FOX
Internet/Fleet
Sales & Leasing
909 418 9121
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#1 Simpson Buick Pontiac GMC
8200 E. Crystal Drive
Anaheim Hills, CA 92807
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Fun links for automotive enthusiasts.
Many of the new GMC, Pontiac and all of the Buicks I sell come with OnStar. One of OnStar's features is a built-in
voice-activated hands-free cell phone. If you have a Verizon Family Plan, that OnStar phone can be added to your
plan for just $9.99 a month. A lot of my clients that don't have Verizon even think that's a good reason to switch.
Find out more at
VerizonWireless.com
I've been a subscriber to Car and Driver Magazine for over 30 of its 50 years.
For me, they put the personality into automotive journalism. Their ojbectivity
can leave a lot to be desired ... like January 2005's GTO / Mustang comparison where
the Goat was the clear winner up to the "ain't it cool!" vote for Mustang's old fashioned
styling. Still, check out my buds at
Car and Driver.com
Get a discount subscription to Car and Driver ... less than $1 an issue ... and dozens of other automotive magazines
at ValueMags.com. Their prices can't be beat on hundred of magazines.
Probably the butt of more jokes than any car ever made ... The Edsel. But I own one, so
here's everything and more than you've ever wanted to know about
Edsels
Here's a great source for some quality and in some cases unique auto accessories, including seat covers, car and garage organizers
and floor and cargo mats.
Driving Comfort
One of the coolest and for its time (1957-1959), technically complicated cars was the Ford Skyliner
retractable hardtop. Only in the last few years have any other manufacturers attempted
to build retractables ... Pontiac for one. I bought a G6 convertible last year, so we're actually now a two retractable family
Ford Skyliner
To see photos of my Edsel and Skyliner, click "My Classic Cars" at the bottom of this page.
The Pontiac Solstice has captured the public imagination more than any other car offered by Pontiac in
the 21st century. Owners and fans alike will enjoy the website of the club created to celebrate this
American roadster. Oficially known as the West Coast Kappa Car Club, visit them at the following link
Pontiac Solstice
Recently, I replaced the factory-style air filter on my Chevy Metro with a K&N insert filter. My little 40mpg
commuter improved to 42. A very worthwhile investment and a green one too since the K&N is reusable. I won't go into
all my reasons for preferring this little discontinued Metro to a newer foreign hybrid. That's a whole other discussion.
My point is, ANY car or truck can benefit from simple do it yourself modifications like this. And AutoAnything.com has
one of the most complete selections you'll find at guaranteed lowest prices. Believe me, none of the local auto parts stores
stock K&N filters for a Metro. AutoAnything.com does. Give them a try. Their service is top notch, prices are great and
delivery on most parts is free. I can't think of a reason to not use them.
AutoAnything.com
Earn thousands off the purchase of your next GM vehicle by getting and using a GM Master Card. It's not only easier to collect
than "miles", it's something you WILL use because everyone needs wheels. So instead of worrying about saving up for a down payment,
use your GM Master Card for all the things you normally put on a credit card and have your bonus be your down payment.
GM Card
Even though Pontiac, GMC and Buick have a full spectrum of vehicles to fit your every need, you may feel the urge to buy something
else. That's where the GM Flex Card comes in. Just like the regular GM Card, it earns you points to use as money off your next new
vehicle purchase or lease. Unlike the regular GM Card, you can use your points on ANY new vehicle.
GM Flex Card
Need Fuzzy dice for your new sled? How about a steering wheel spinner knob? Seriously, JC Whitney has been in the mail order car
parts and accessories business longer than anybody. Their free catalog is huge and legendary. And now, online shopping makes them
even more useful for accessories like floor mats, hitch adapters and a million other things ... literally.
J.C. Whitney
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