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We know value at Malloy Ford of Winchester, and we understand your need to save money where you can. Still, your savings should not come at the expense of quality or reliability. Thus, we participate in Ford's Certified Pre-Owned Program. Let's explore a couple of its benefits now.

When you opt for an auto from Ford's Certified Pre-Owned Program, you receive a reliable, relatively new automobile. Every Ford certified by the program must meet age and mileage requirements. Currently, Ford only accepts autos that have less than six years and 80,000 miles on them. 

The Ford Certified Pre-Owned program is a popular way of buying a high quality car at a lower price. Because the program comes with many benefits like 172-point inspections and 24-hour roadside assistance, it is desirable among customers.

Each certified pre-owned vehicle in the program must first pass a 172-point inspection. Ford thoroughly inspects the vehicles to ensure quality, so you have reassurance the car isn't likely to break down three months after buying it. 

Pre-owned vehicle have a lot of benefits to offer drivers. For one they have a lower sticker price and cost less to insure. But sometimes it can be hard to find a quality pre-owned car, truck or SUV. But not when you shop for a certified pre-owned Ford here at Malloy Ford. Don't know what makes a certified pre-owned stand out from other pre-owned vehicles?

The perfect pick-up truck to keep up with your go-getter lifestyle doesn't have to be only a dream. Here at Malloy Ford we're proud to host an excellent selection of both new and pre-owned Ford pick-up trucks that will always meet and exceed your standards.

 

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When it comes to maintaining safety on the road this winter, everyone scrambles to take precaution as soon as the first snow falls. Of course you know the difference between winter and all-season tires and how important they are to increasing the safety of your drive, but do you know the difference between asphalt and concrete? Check out the article below to learn about how roads are designed specifically with your tires in mind.