It seems we easily forget from day to day what we need to get done, but yet we push through and when we lay our heads on the pillow at night, we've finished the day to the best of our ability.  That is exactly what Ford has done.  If a company doesn't have a vision, it will soon cease to exist.  Ford has continued to keep their vision in leadership and product development of their vehicles and it shows.  They've been able to continue in their own product directions without external resources.  They've not had to force any dealerships to close their doors.  Ford continues to listen to the dealerships that drive their business.  Last, but most importantly, they continue to want to understand what you, the customer, wants in a vehicle.

I'm proud to be the President of Donley Auto Group and want you to be proud of what you drive.  Email me and tell me why you're proud of the vehicle you drive.  It might end up in our next e-newsletter.

Winter can be rough on your car, so unless you live in a warm climate, here's a list of things that you can do to keep your vehicle running smoothly this winter. Follow these quick tips to keep you safe behind the wheel during the winter conditions.

NEW YORK - Got a scratch? You wouldn't put salt in that wound. And if your car gets a ding, you'd be wise to follow the same advice.

With snow and ice falling, trucks are spreading ice-melting salt to keep cars from skidding.

That same salt can corrode your car's body and undercarriage, turning nicks into nasty rust spots, even with protective paints and coatings.

Here are some simple, cost-effective ways to prevent corrosion during the season of road salt.