Conicelli Toyota of Springfield & the Community

As more people are working from home and limiting their social gatherings, many vehicles are being driven much less.  Industry leaders recommend keeping up with routine auto care and starting your vehicle at least once a week to help prevent potential long-term issues.

Just as the experts recommend people stay active during this period of social distancing, your automobile also need activity to stay healthy. When your vehicle sits idle the battery could die, tires may develop flat spots and the engine oil can…

 Things wear out or we eventually get tired of them — it’s a fact of life.  It’s also a fact of car ownership that eventually we’ll need to trade in our older vehicle for something shiny and new.  And there can be a lot of uncertainty when deciding to take a car to a dealership to trade it in.  We wonder what it’s worth after all the miles and wear and tear…