SEPTEMBER 2008 JUPITER CHEVROLET E-NEWSLETTER

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September 2008

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“The days grow short when you reach September…”

So sang Frank Sinatra in his classic rendition of ‘September Song’ recorded in 1965. Well, we’ve moved out of the steamy summer weather, and also left behind the drought of holidays. For with a few notable exceptions, Holidays go on vacation too, in the summer. From here till the end of the year, the holidays and special days become more frequent and more festive. The harvest moon will even make an appearance before month’s end.

Employee Pricing is Back!

Many of us are cutting back on our budgets these days. But you’re not working any less, are you? So why should you have to accept anything less than a Chevrolet? That’s why you pay what we pay. And remember, because you’re buying a Chevy, you’re saving even more money. We offer eight models with an EPA estimated 30 MPG highway or better.

Employee pricing is available to EVERYONE on EVERY 2008 Chevy and on the 2009 Avalanche, Cobalt, Equinox, HHR, Impala, Malibu, and Silverado.

Whether you want high-style or heavy-duty, you pay what we pay. Not one cent more. Jupiter Chevrolet has an employee price waiting for you.

Malibu: Not Just A Pretty Face

When you talk about the new Chevy Malibu, it’s hard not to talk about style and good looks. We all love to stop and stare, but when it actually comes down to making a Malibu yours… it’s time to see why all of the Malibu’s awards aren’t for beauty contests.

Running on Empty

You’re on a highway in the middle of the night when your gas light comes on. As you scan the blue signs at each exit to see if there is a 24-hour gas station, you wonder, “How far can I drive with the gas light on?”How far can you go?

Making “Point A to Point B” A Lot Easier

It doesn’t matter if you’re visiting a friend in a suburb on the other side of your city or if you’ve gotten an early start on planning your Thanksgiving road trip. If you’re planning to map your directions online, plan to bring a map book or atlas. Of course, you could just take a computer with you.