So, today, for our FREAKY FRIDAY post, we want to share this video with you by Julian Smith, a pretty sweet YouTuber, who got together with a bunch of comrades to film this OUTSTANDLINGLY AMAZING video!!!
Friday, January 30, 2015
Freaky Friday: Jeep-Themed!
So who doesn't love Jeeps? They are a crowd favorite, especially here in America, their birthplace and home. So, of course, people tend to get creative when it comes to Jeeps! But this is one creative way we think most people don't think of when we say that others get creative with their Jeeps. This filmer and his friends took a more MUSICAL approach the aspect of Jeep Fun!!!
So, today, for our FREAKY FRIDAY post, we want to share this video with you by Julian Smith, a pretty sweet YouTuber, who got together with a bunch of comrades to film this OUTSTANDLINGLY AMAZING video!!!
So, today, for our FREAKY FRIDAY post, we want to share this video with you by Julian Smith, a pretty sweet YouTuber, who got together with a bunch of comrades to film this OUTSTANDLINGLY AMAZING video!!!
Photos!
Remember those photos of our Customer Loyalty Event that we promised you? Well, here are a few to get us started! Enjoy! =D
Super Bowl XLIX & Customer Loyalty Event!
Tomorrow is our last day for our #CustomerLoyalty event! Have you#visited us, yet??? No? Well, what are you waiting for?
Celebrate and get excited for Super Boal XLIX with us! We're having tons of fun. Come and join us!
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Throwback Thursday: Chrysler-Themed!
Did you know that a Chrysler engine helped to break the World Record for the Fastest Closed Track Speed? Yep! Meet the “Mad Dog IV”. A redesigned Frank Kurtis Indy roadster with a back fin and inverted (upside-down) wings to create extra drag force.
Back in the 1950s, about the highest speed
accomplished was 180 MPH, on the Daytona Speedway. Mr. Bill France wanted to
see that record broken after a ban was placed on open-speed racing on tracks.
So, he set up a contest for a closed track race, instead, offering a prize of
$10,000. That was a lot of money back in the 1950s, so it attracted a lot of
car builders and racers!
After many attempted to break the record, Art Malone
(a Fuel Dragster Driver) drove Bob Osiecki’s “Mad Dog IV” at a walloping lap
speed of 181.561 MPH on August 27th, 1961! That is quite impressive!
(Article Sources: Street Legal TV and Jalopy Journal)
Customer Loyalty Event!
Are YOU gearing up for the #SuperBowlXLIX, yet?! WE ARE AND with a#CustomerLoyalty #Event thru Jan. 31st, 2015!
(Photos to come!)
REGISTER TODAY! - Ocean City Jeep Week
NOTE: This event takes place in Ocean City, MARYLAND, not Ocean City, New Jersey, haha!
Posts for Today!
Hey everyone!
Who's excited for one awesome day? I know we are and for multiple reasons!
The first is that today is Throwback Thursday, yay! So, we'll be posting some really cool retro and classic photos and facts for you today. Sweet!
The second is that we have our first print ad coming out this weekend. We know, we know, how cool is that? =D We will definitely be sharing a photo of that with you guys! Plus, some extra digital advertising, too. We'll link that up, as well. It's all EXCITING! o(^o^)o
Next is that we're putting together some really cool walk-through and introduction videos for our YouTube channel? Say what? You didn't know we had one? Oh, please go and check us out!
Our YouTube Channel!!!
Currently, we only have one video (and that's our "GRAND OPENING" commercial) but we plan to have some more up in a few days. So, keep checking back, although, we'll of course be posting here when we update and add videos!
Anyway, stay posted for our THROWBACK THURSDAY posts! 'Til then!
Who's excited for one awesome day? I know we are and for multiple reasons!
The first is that today is Throwback Thursday, yay! So, we'll be posting some really cool retro and classic photos and facts for you today. Sweet!
The second is that we have our first print ad coming out this weekend. We know, we know, how cool is that? =D We will definitely be sharing a photo of that with you guys! Plus, some extra digital advertising, too. We'll link that up, as well. It's all EXCITING! o(^o^)o
Next is that we're putting together some really cool walk-through and introduction videos for our YouTube channel? Say what? You didn't know we had one? Oh, please go and check us out!
Our YouTube Channel!!!
Currently, we only have one video (and that's our "GRAND OPENING" commercial) but we plan to have some more up in a few days. So, keep checking back, although, we'll of course be posting here when we update and add videos!
Anyway, stay posted for our THROWBACK THURSDAY posts! 'Til then!
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Customer Loyalty Event: Here's More Info!
Here is more info on that Customer Loyalty Event we mentioned earlier! So, be sure to stop in by Jan. 31st for all of the fun! =D
Plus, along with these awesome deals on our vehicles, we have an indoor Tent Event, too! Score BIG during our DAILY Raffle Giveaways at 6PM!
We are pleased to announce the start of this once-a-year Chrysler Jeep Customer Loyalty Event! So, we look forward to seeing you participate now and in the future! =D
Plus, along with these awesome deals on our vehicles, we have an indoor Tent Event, too! Score BIG during our DAILY Raffle Giveaways at 6PM!
We are pleased to announce the start of this once-a-year Chrysler Jeep Customer Loyalty Event! So, we look forward to seeing you participate now and in the future! =D
Customer Loyalty Event!
Despite #WinterStormJuno, folks are still gearing up for the #SuperBowlXLIX! So are we, with a #CustomerLoyalty #Event thru Jan. 31st, 2015!
Winter Storm Juno
Dear Friends,
We want to wish you all safety during this Winter Storm Juno. We ask that you drive safely and only go out onto the roads if absolutely necessary during the brute of the storm. All in all, please take care!
Your Friends at Turnersville Chrysler Jeep!
We want to wish you all safety during this Winter Storm Juno. We ask that you drive safely and only go out onto the roads if absolutely necessary during the brute of the storm. All in all, please take care!
Your Friends at Turnersville Chrysler Jeep!
Friday, January 23, 2015
Freaky Friday: 1963 Chrysler Turbine
Gee folks, I just want to apologize for taking an awful long
time to get this week’s Freaky Friday post up and running. A good way to look
at it, though, is that now, most of you should be home from work now and
actually have time to surf the net and read this post. =D
Anyway, I hope you like our selection for the week.
Ever hear of the 1963 Chrysler Turbine? Not many people
have. That’s because it’s production ended in 1979 and a majority of the fleet
was rounded up and destroyed.
That's because "Destroying the cars was the only realistic solution, for a number of reasons. First of all, selling the cars to the public was totally out of the question. Maintenance and support infrastructure would have been nonexistent. It took a team of five specially trained mechanics, dedicated full-time, to keep the brand-new Turbine Cars running during the public trials.
Not surprisingly, the bronze beauties were far from trouble-free. Expensive materials to contain the initial (not final) 500 degree exhaust and certain performance aspects unique to the turbine were also considerations. The Turbine Cars had to be fed kerosene or diesel, neither of which was all that convenient to buy. Leaded gas left problematic deposits on the turbine blades."
Now, Chrysler did their very best to preserve their fleet of Turbine, but "In 1963, there certainly weren't 55 car museums willing and able to adopt and care for these cars. The nine that were saved and allocated to museum[s] seems about right for the times. Super-rich private collectors, like Jay Leno, were not common in those days of high incremental tax rates. The Turbine Car program had fulfilled its purpose of gaining potential customer feedback, and it was time to wrap it up."
(To read more from this article, go here: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2009/11/the-truth-about-why-chrysler-destroyed-the-turbine-cars/ )
So, sadly, we had to see it go. It's a shame, because if you think about the concept of a turbine engine, it really is something spectacular! It certainly would be something to pick back up today, don't you think?
Anyway, the reason we wanted to give you a bit of info about the '63 Turbine was because of our Freaky Friday photo that we chose:
It's not entirely "Freaky" at all, but the whole idea of the concept of a Turbine-powered car not having wheels, giving it the ILLUSION of being a sort of early-concept HOVERCAR, that's what we like about this photo.
We hope that you like it, too, and learned some interesting facts today! Please, let us know. Leave a comment below! =D
That's because "Destroying the cars was the only realistic solution, for a number of reasons. First of all, selling the cars to the public was totally out of the question. Maintenance and support infrastructure would have been nonexistent. It took a team of five specially trained mechanics, dedicated full-time, to keep the brand-new Turbine Cars running during the public trials.
Not surprisingly, the bronze beauties were far from trouble-free. Expensive materials to contain the initial (not final) 500 degree exhaust and certain performance aspects unique to the turbine were also considerations. The Turbine Cars had to be fed kerosene or diesel, neither of which was all that convenient to buy. Leaded gas left problematic deposits on the turbine blades."
Now, Chrysler did their very best to preserve their fleet of Turbine, but "In 1963, there certainly weren't 55 car museums willing and able to adopt and care for these cars. The nine that were saved and allocated to museum[s] seems about right for the times. Super-rich private collectors, like Jay Leno, were not common in those days of high incremental tax rates. The Turbine Car program had fulfilled its purpose of gaining potential customer feedback, and it was time to wrap it up."
(To read more from this article, go here: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2009/11/the-truth-about-why-chrysler-destroyed-the-turbine-cars/ )
So, sadly, we had to see it go. It's a shame, because if you think about the concept of a turbine engine, it really is something spectacular! It certainly would be something to pick back up today, don't you think?
Anyway, the reason we wanted to give you a bit of info about the '63 Turbine was because of our Freaky Friday photo that we chose:
We hope that you like it, too, and learned some interesting facts today! Please, let us know. Leave a comment below! =D
First Things First!
Good morning one and all!
Has the snow melted for all of you, yet? It's gone here where we are. The impending nor'easter they keep mentioning on the weather channel, though, might hinder things for a lot of us this weekend. Despite that, keep your spirits up and drive safely! =D
Today is Freaky Friday so stay tuned for some interesting automobile-themed posts! Have any suggestions? Let us know!
Thursday, January 22, 2015
I Can Help With Your Car Search!
Looking for a car? Let me help!
I can answer any questions you may have. Please let me know!
Comment below or send me a message.
Don't Forget!
Don't forget about our Mega Monday Deal of the Week! Print this status out and bring it in for an ADDITIONAL $500 OFF this car!
Throwback Thursday: Jeep Theme!
So for all of our Jeep fans out there, we didn't forget about you with our Throwback Thursday fun! So, here is some really cool information about the "Legendary Willys Jeep"!
It includes different specifications, facts, and fun history snippets. Now that is cool!
Truly a model engineered for all purposes and which sparked the Jeep brand and multitude of models that we still love today!
Throwback Thursday: Chyrsler-Theme!
These cars are all Classics now, but that doesn't mean we don't love them any less! <3 So, to show our appreciation, we're featuring them all in our Throwback Thursday feature this week for Chrysler! This cute little display not only features the models in their heydays, but also gives some really cool snippets of information on each one. Now that is awesome!
Do you have a favorite from the ones here? Let us know! Comment below! =D
Question(s) of the Day!
Hey everyone!
Just a few questions for you. How do you like our post content so far? Is it interesting? What do you want to see more of? Less of? Is there anything we could do to improve? To grow? Is there anything more we can do to help you with any questions or concerns you may have about your Chrysler or Jeep, or other car model?
Please, let us know. Leave a comment below, or email us at turnersvillecj@gmail.com! =D
Just a few questions for you. How do you like our post content so far? Is it interesting? What do you want to see more of? Less of? Is there anything we could do to improve? To grow? Is there anything more we can do to help you with any questions or concerns you may have about your Chrysler or Jeep, or other car model?
Please, let us know. Leave a comment below, or email us at turnersvillecj@gmail.com! =D
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
In other words....
Good day everyone! How is the weather for you? Here in Turnersville, NJ it is cold and snowing. The forecast is predicting about 2-4 inches of snow, so we'd like to ask everyone to please be careful and drive with care!
Slick roads are always such a pain, but what's even worse is the black ice because you never see it coming. So, take your time going to wherever your destination may be. Remember, stay alive, slowly drive.
In other words, don't forget about our Mega Monday Deal! You can find it here! Print that article out and bring it in for an additional $500 off that car! Now that's cool! =D
Slick roads are always such a pain, but what's even worse is the black ice because you never see it coming. So, take your time going to wherever your destination may be. Remember, stay alive, slowly drive.
In other words, don't forget about our Mega Monday Deal! You can find it here! Print that article out and bring it in for an additional $500 off that car! Now that's cool! =D
Monday, January 19, 2015
Mega Monday Deal: 2005 Toyota Camry
#Mega Monday Deal Offer! This is our #SaleOfTheWeek!
Check out this awesome 2005 #Toyota Camry. If you #Print this Ad out, you can take $500 OFF of the Tag Price: $8,995.
If you plan on coming in, please comment below and I'll set up an #appointment for you so that someone will be available to help you!
It's Monday!!!
Howdy everyone! How was your weekend? Let me know. Did you do anything fun? Or, did you just stay home and relax, spending some time with your loved ones?
Have any photos you'd like to share of your fun? Comment below! =D
Have any photos you'd like to share of your fun? Comment below! =D
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Social Saturday Spotlight!
Saturday! =D
It's a #chilly day so come and warm up in one of our #awesome #vehicleswhile you take it for a #testdrive!
Friday, January 16, 2015
Freaky Friday!
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We're sharing our #FreakyFriday post with you today! Here is a Jeep with quite a different #mod!
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Throwback Thursday!
Today we'd like to feature something Jeep and something Chrysler for our Throwback Thursday post!
Enjoy! =D
First, we want to share with you a vintage Chrysler Advertisement from 1966.
Enjoy! =D
First, we want to share with you a vintage Chrysler Advertisement from 1966.
Next is a Jeep 1941 Willys MB Jeep. Truly a great classic!
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
The First Jeep Wrangler!
Did you know that AMC discontinued the 1986 CJ series to introduce the 1987 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)?
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Although the Wrangler shared the familiar open-body profile of the CJ-7, it contained few common parts with its famous predecessor. In fact, mechanically, the Wrangler had more in common with the Cherokee (XJ) than the CJ-7. With the Wrangler, AMC was able to improve the comfort, ride quality and appearance while preserving the durability and unrivaled off-road prowess of the Jeep CJ-7.
(Source: "The Wrangler Story" - http://www.hrja.org/jeep.htm)
Although the Wrangler shared the familiar open-body profile of the CJ-7, it contained few common parts with its famous predecessor. In fact, mechanically, the Wrangler had more in common with the Cherokee (XJ) than the CJ-7. With the Wrangler, AMC was able to improve the comfort, ride quality and appearance while preserving the durability and unrivaled off-road prowess of the Jeep CJ-7.
(Source: "The Wrangler Story" - http://www.hrja.org/jeep.htm)
The First Civilian Jeep!
This is the first civilian Jeep, the "CJ-2A, and was produced in 1945. Advertisements proclaimed it to be "A Powerhouse on Wheels," again selling it as a work vehicle for farmers and construction workers. It came with a tailgate, side-mounted spare, larger headlamps, an external fuel cap and many more items that its military predecessors did not include."
(Source: http://www.hrja.org/jeep.htm)
Don't forget!
The World of Chrysler!
Ever wonder how a car is made? How about where it’s made?
Chrysler mapped their entire factory onto Google Maps so that you can take a
literal virtual tour of their Chrysler 200 Factory. Throughout the tour, you
can find easter egg videos which let you watch how certain machines operate
while building the 200. Such videos include the laser-braising process (which
seals the roof of the car) and the sealent process (which gives the Chrysler
200 one of the quietest cabins on the road).
So, for the curious, for the wonderous, for those who
ponder, this is a video that you should watch. It is a wonderful introduction
to the features you can enjoy. Of the knowledge you can gain. But also, it’s a
step into the world of Chrysler.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Going Glamping!
Ever hear of "Glamping"? It's not to be confused with
"Glomping" (which was a pretty popular term back in the early 2000s
which meant a sort of "tackling hug"). No, Glamping is much more
different and much more up to date!
Glamping is a new word that's hitting the scene and it’s
describing a new kind of travel: Glamorous Camping!
So, take everything you know about camping and throw it out the
window. We’re here to get you up to speed (briefly).
Glamping consists of fine dining, cozy digs, and sweet treats. It
is a perfect location on a perfect and warm sunny day. It’s basically it’s
trying to make the best day out of the most perfect day you can set up.
Instead of pitching a tent and getting dirty in the mud, you
spring up a wide canopy with cozy armchairs or a fine picnic table. Forget the
campfire, instead light some scented candles. No more paper plates or plastic
cups. Instead, you’re using fine china and belled wine glasses, serving wine
not soda. It’s camping for adults, by adults. It’s a day in a weekend getaway
to relax with good friends in fine surroundings.
After a hard week of work, it’s a great way to relax!
So, we’d like to share our video with you. TheJeepChannel followed
three women (Tiffany Mitchell, Jana Roach, and Elizabeth Cauvel) preparing their trip to go Glamping, their stops along the way to acquire their supplies, and all the way up to their final
destination. It really is quite a sneak peek at this new travel lifestyle fad
that’s popping up! Plus, it’s a very great feature of the 2015 Jeep Grand
Cherokee EcoDiesel.
Monday, January 12, 2015
Good morning!
Morning all! Lucky for us, the supposed #snow has ended up being #rain! Yay! How is the #weather where you are?
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Friday, January 9, 2015
Freaky Friday!
Hello everyone!
How is your day so far? We hope it's going well! But, in case you need a pick-me-up, here's our newest update!
We're starting a Daily Post regimen and today is FREAKY FRIDAY! On Friday's, we'll post funny pictures and/or videos for your enjoyment!
Here is today's! Hope it makes you smile!
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Brrrr!
Guys, it's still very #cold outside. Keep #warm! #coldweather #chilly #brrr #TurnersvilleNJ #TurnersvilleChryslerJeep
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