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Which Ford Escape is Right for You in Spokane WA

May 12th, 2023 by
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You’ve made the decision that the Ford Escape is the compact SUV for you.  It’s got everything you want-perfect size, plenty of power and the best gas mileage.  But which trim level is for you?  Which one has the options that you want with the features that you need?  Let us help you decide with…

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Why is My FordPass Not Working in Spokane WA

April 28th, 2023 by
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There is so much you can do with the FordPass App.  You can start and stop your car, lock and unlock it, and find it when you can’t see it.  If you have an all-electric vehicle, you can check the charge level.  The app is designed to help you, giving you features and information that…

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Understanding Ford Credit in Spokane WA

April 14th, 2023 by
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You’ve come to Wendle Ford for your new Ford vehicle.  Now comes the question of how to pay for it.  Your best choice might just be using Ford Credit.  We can help with that. Why Ford Credit? Ford Credit has been around since 1959.  That’s a long time of Ford offering exceptional automotive financing.  They…

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Automotive Trades Night at SCC in Spokane WA

March 27th, 2023 by
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The Northeast Washington Educational Service District 101 with the East Valley School District is hosting the Automotive Trades Night at Spokane Community College (SCC).  The event will take place April 19, 2023, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm.  SCC is located at 1810 N Greene Street.  Go to the Automotive Building, #18.  The event is FREE to…

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How Do Parts and Labor Shortages Impact Car Repairs?

March 13th, 2023 by
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Have you had a hard time scheduling your vehicle for service?  Are you trying to get an oil change or new brakes and you must wait longer than normal for an appointment?  Unfortunately, you are not alone. What is Happening? During the pandemic, shortages in parts and labor caused many issues with the supply chain. …

How to Use Ford Parking Assist

February 13th, 2023 by
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Are you among those who do not like to parallel park?  Is it something you practiced like crazy to pass your driving test to get a driver’s license, but avoid it now at all costs?  With Ford’s Active Park Assist, you can parallel park with ease.  No more driving around to find an easier parking…

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Can I Drive with the Check Engine Light On?

January 30th, 2023 by
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You jump in your car with the kids on your way to school and you to an early morning meeting.  You start the engine.  Then you see it, that glaring orange ‘check engine’ symbol.  What does it really mean?  Is it safe to drive?  Sometimes it’s as simple as a loose gas cap.  Or it…

How to Use Ford Keyless Entry

January 13th, 2023 by
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Did you know you can unlock your Ford Vehicle without a key or remote?  Going fishing and don’t want to carry your keys with you?  With the SecuriCode keyless entry keypad, you can lock your keys in your vehicle and then unlock it, all without a key or remote.  It’s another Ford handy feature, all…

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Why a Car Lease Might Be Good for You

December 28th, 2022 by
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A new year will soon be upon us.  Your list of resolutions is stuck to your refrigerator as a daily reminder.  Do you have leasing a new vehicle on the list?  We have some great reasons why you should add it on, bolded and *starred*! What is a Car Lease? Think of a car lease…

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Watch Out for Offers to Extend Your Vehicle Warranty

December 15th, 2022 by
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You bought a brand new Ford truck.  A while after your purchase you get this letter in the mail that appears very official.  It’s from the Vehicle Services Department.  It has “important” bolded and in all caps with an exclamation point written across the front.  Your pulse starts soaring as you race to rip it…

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