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As the weather starts to warm up, it's essential to consider your car's maintenance needs for the upcoming season. Here are a few tips to help you get started.

 
Whether you’re planning an elaborate summer road trip or you can’t wait to cruise around town with the windows down, making sure that your vehicle is summer-ready is essential to the staff here at Arrowhead Cadillac. While it might seem like summer is the easiest season on your vehicle, there is a lot of wear and tear that can still occur during the summer months in Glendale. Here are our tips for automobile summer maintenance.

 

If you're thinking of buying a Cadillac, there many great options available. There are so many good vehicles to choose from that the choices can seem almost overwhelming. You may already know what kind of car you want, in which case we encourage you to look at our current inventory online or by giving us a call. However, if you are searching for the perfect car, we have some key considerations to help you narrow down your list of options to see which Cadillac model is right for you.

 

The navigation system in your Cadillac vehicle may come in handy if you need directions to an unfamiliar location, but only if it contains up-to-date information. Roads and points of interest change more frequently than you might realize, so you'll need to update your navigation system periodically to make sure that you always know where you're going.

 

If you own a Cadillac vehicle, it might be equipped with a hands-free feature that allows you to open your trunk or liftgate with the motion of your foot. If you have this feature, stand within three feet of your vehicle with your key fob, kick straight out underneath the center of your rear bumper, and pull your foot back. The hands-free sensor is underneath the bumper's center, and kicking your foot out will activate it. Repeat the motion to close your liftgate or trunk. You will need to use a smooth motion and kick straight out; moving your…

A car is one of the most expensive purchases you'll make in a lifetime. Naturally, you don't want your money to go to waste. Cars built today can last, on average, about ten years longer than they did 20 years ago. Once getting a car to reach 100,000 miles was a significant accomplishment. But now, a vehicle can go for 200,000 miles or more if it's properly cared for. At our dealership, we believe that a happy car will result in a happy owner.