Thursday, June 23, 2011

Mr. Nice Guy: "Doing Nice Things"

You may be the next lucky winner that is spotted with a Mr. Nice Guy magnet on your car. Mr. Nice Guy is going around town "Doing Nice Things" for Conicelli customers. Our team has gift certificates in hand and is looking to spot a Mr. Nice Guy magnet on your car. We will randomly pick 30 lucky winners in the next month. If spotted, you will receive a $25.00 American Express gift card from Mr. Nice Guy.

Keep that magnet on your car to win.   Check back soon to see our upcoming Mr. Nice Guy "Holiday Cash Contest" coming soon.

Good Luck and we hope to spot you soon!

Conicelli Management

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Leasing vs. Buying at Conicelli Autoplex


No matter the size of your budget or which car you hope to park in your driveway, the first thing every car shopper should do is decide whether to lease or buy.


What you want your monthly payments to be, how many miles you drive each year, and how attached you get to your cars. And, from a purely financial perspective, it’s important to consider the cost of each option over the entire lifetime of the vehicle.

Buying a vehicle is the more straightforward transaction. Simply put, you’re paying for the cost and sales tax for the entire vehicle. If you finance the purchase with a loan, your monthly payments will be determined by the vehicle price, the interest rate on the loan, and the length of the loan. There may also be various finance charges and fees. When you make the last payment on the loan, you’ll own your car and can choose to sell it or continue driving it. To get a sense of the monthly payments associated with financing, visit our Payment Calculator.
When you lease a vehicle, you’re only paying for the portion of the vehicle you use over the course of the lease, which usually lasts two or three years. Because you’re not making payments based on the entire value of the car, your monthly payments will be lower. There are very specific stipulations about the number of miles you can drive a leased car, the condition the car must be in when it’s returned, and penalties associated with ending a lease early, so it’s very important to read a lease agreement carefully. As with buying a car, there may also be various finance charges and fees associated with leasing a car.
When you do the calculations, you’ll find that you can make some fairly broad generalizations about the cost of leasing versus buying:
  • In the short term, the monthly costs of leasing are lower than the monthly costs of buying.
  • In the long term, the cost of buying is less than leasing, because the buyer can continue to drive the car after all the payments have been made.

BUY

  • Full ownership at the end of the loan
  • No limit on mileage
  • Less worry about dents and dings/condition
  • Flexibility to customize your vehicle
 
LEASE
  • Smaller (or no) down payment
  • A new car every few years
  • You can drive a better car for less money 
  • No long-term commitment 


Now that you know some of the basics, we recommend that you look at your budget, learn more about the specifics of your credit rating and current interest rates, and think how each of the options fits your life.  Do the research, and you'll ultimately end up with payments you can afford and a car you love.

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

How To Set Up Money-Saving Text Messages from Conicelli

Here at Conicelli, we are doing our best to stay connected with our customers. We realize texting is the most popular way our customers would like to communicate.  
Below are two instructional videos showing how to set up money-saving text messages from Conicelli of Conshohocken as well as Conicelli of Springfield.

We will keep you updated with coupons, incentives, specials, contest info, and much more.

Email me at Mikeh@conicelliautoplex.com or call me at 610.828.1400 ext. 1128 if you have any issues setting up.  You can also refer to Conicelli.com or Conicelli Autoplex on Facebook for more info!


Thursday, June 9, 2011

Conshohocken Soap Box Derby Sponsored by Conicelli Autoplex

Every year the All-American Soup Box Derby holds a race on Fayette between 5th and 8th Street in Conshohocken on July 4th!  This is their 60th year running the Soap Box Derby.
Conicelli Autoplex decided to jump on board this year and sponsor the event.  There will be vendors along Fayette all day with hot dogs, water ice, and refreshments.  The Conshohocken United Methodist Church will have BBQ Chicken and Ribs as well.
Boys and girls ages 8 to 18 years old are encouraged to construct and race their homemade Soap Box Derby cars.  The winners are rewarded trophies and cash prizes.
There are 38 contestants signed up and ready to compete for the chance to qualify for the World Championship in Akron, Ohio which takes place on the weekend of July 23rd.  The top three winners from each division will qualify for the Championship.
Three divisions:
Stock Division - 8-13 years old
Super Stock Division - 10-17 years old
Masters Division: 10 - 18 years old
Mayor Robert Frost will be attending for the raising of the flag and ceremony starting at 9:15am.  Races will begin approximately 10:30 am. Sign up today at http://www.aasbd.org.
Come out for a family fun day filled with racing, refreshments, and an all around good time!  Check out Conicelli.com for more info.

Friday, June 3, 2011

Conicelli Autoplex Is Premier Sponsor of 2011 Plymouth Township Day

On Saturday, June 4, 2011, Plymouth Township Day will be celebrated. This year's event will run from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., with games, food, concessions, and attractions for all ages. From 4:00-7:00 p.m., DJ Rich Kash will provide the entertainment, and from 7:00-9:00 p.m. there will be a concert by The Slippery Band.
In addition, there will also be exhibits and presentations by community groups, a slot car competition from 4:00-7:30 p.m., inflatables and games and the Plymouth Family Tailgate Challenge from 4:00-8:00 p.m.
Other entertainment will include Chippy the Clown, the Magical Illusions of Kyle & Kelly and Makin' Music Rockin' Rhythms.
There will be a concession stand open from 4:00-8:30 p.m. with food from Chick-Fil-A and Qdoba, as well as water ice, hot dogs, french fries, nachos, roast beef, etc.
Wristbands for unlimited rides on the inflatables at Plymouth Township Day will be $10 in advance (until June 3) or $12 at the event. Tickets are on sale at the Greater Plymouth Community Center at 2910 Jolly Road, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462.

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