Get ready and hold on yo your seat.  We at Ken Garff West Valley Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram have many specials for you.  We have specials on new cars, specials on pre-owned cars, specials on our financing rates, specials in our service center and specials in our parts department.  Whatever specials you are seeking, we have.  So come on down to our dealership and check out or specials.  To view the specials online, click here.

Happy Halloween Everyone. Hope you will post some pictures of your little Ghosts and Goblins in their Halloween costumes on our Facebook page at our Facebook page.

The new generation of the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 made its European debut at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show. Grand Cherokee SRT8 combines the legendary Jeep capability and utility with head-turning ‘Street and Racing Technology’ performance. With the all-new 6.4-liter HEMI V-8 that delivers 470 horsepower SAE, the best-performing Jeep vehicle ever achieves a top speed of up to 160 mph.

A new active valve exhaust system allows for standard Fuel Saver Technology to ensure a 13-percent improvement in highway fuel efficiency.  The lowered profile, race-inspired interior and exclusive SRT steering wheel with mounted paddle shifters give a performance-oriented style to the Jeep flagship and anticipate the sporty performance granted both on road and at the race track. The new Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 will be available in European Jeep dealerships in the first quarter of 2012.

For those owners of Chrysler and Dodge hybrid vehicles, and even for future owners, it is important to know what to do with your vehicle’s batteries once they are no longer being used. The Chrysler Aspen and Dodge Durango Hybrid vehicles contain a High Voltage 300 Volt NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) battery. Before recycling batteries, always refer to the owners manual and understand the applicable federal, state, provincial and local laws and regulations governing the recycling, handling, and shipping of such batteries and materials. This is important because under law such batteries can under certain circumstances be deemed waste or dangerous goods.

NiMH batteries contain several components, including nickel, copper and steel, each of which has value as recycled materials. The best option is likely to go to a certified dealership that is trained in the removal and recycling of these batteries. As the batteries weigh about 150 pounds, it is important that you have appropriate equipment and personnel available when removing the battery from the vehicle. Dealers should always follow the Service Information Procedures for proper disconnecting, removing, storing and handling, and, if necessary, disposal of the NiMH battery packs.