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Brand New Alignment Check Machine in Waldorf Ford’s Service Lane!

Posted on August 20, 2013 by Administrator

Waldorf Ford’s Service Department

Today I was pleasantly surprised to see our service lane transformed. What was once a very nice and steady service drive lane, here at your local Southern Maryland Ford Dealer, was now an active and exciting place! It was great to see both service employees and customers actively engaged in their vehicle health!

Chris conducting a Wheel Alignment

Today was the debut of the brand new wheel alignment check machine. Here is some trivia for you: Did you know that approximately 60% of vehicles are out of alignment? After hearing that percentage many customers (me included) were definitely taking advantage of this complementary service. I was asked by Hunter Engineering’s manufacturer representative if I would like a complementary vehicle inspection that only took 3 minutes! I thought awesome! Convenient and FREE? What more could I ask for? I did have some questions though. It just seemed too good to be true. Questions like: how were they able to inspect my vehicle in such a short amount of time? How did the computer work? How could it be free?

Well, Hunter Engineering Company‘s Representative was very excited about the freshly installed alignment check machine and was more than happy to explain how it worked. He also encouraged me to learn how the process worked. He first gave me a step by step demonstration on the inspection process and before I knew it; I was able to inspect the vehicle myself!

The Hunter Quick Check Inspection Process is more than just an alignment quick check system; it allows the operator to optimally test key maintenance items like batteries and tires.

Did you know that over 10% of vehicles have battery related issues? Like many of us, the battery is an afterthought but it’s so easy to test. So, the first thing we did was test battery. During the test we made sure that it was within OEM (Original equipment) specifications. Luckily mine was Green for Good; not Red for Bad!

Inspector Chris checking the Battery

Also, did you know that over 20% of vehicles have one or more tires in need of replacement? That’s right, so that’s why we checked for tire tread depth and tire pressure. What was most cool about this was that they let me check the tire tread depth and pressure on my own – it was so easy! I got to use this super cool Tread-Depth tool that allowed you one or three-point tire readings.

Tire Tread Depth Tool

Finally, we determined whether the vehicle needed a wheel alignment. Everything was in the green which was good.

All of this information was taken by a photo capture that then forwarded to the control console. Which then after calculating was able to create a special customized printout that clearly outlined all my test results!

This process was super cool and quick. Thank you to Waldorf Ford’s Service Department! The FREE Wheel alignment Quick Inspection definitely gave me piece of mind!

Stop by Waldorf Ford’s Service Department for your FREE Alignment Check!

Looking for a New or Pre-Owned Vehicle? Waldorf Ford has got plenty of resources to help you with your next purchase! #eCatalog

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There comes a point in most everyone’s life that they need to replace their current vehicle. Life changing events such as a new job, a baby, moving to a different area, or significant vehicle repairs are all important factors as to deciding whether or not to purchase a new or pre-owned vehicle. It can be a big task researching and narrowing down the choices.

From beginning your search online in the comfort of your own home on websites such as Kelley Blue Book, AutoTrader, and Edmunds; to finding what you want, and then taking the plunge and making the decision to go ahead and purchase can be scary.

The next question is – who do I buy it from? Like many us of; Google has become our yellow pages and you can almost always find your local dealer there. But also, don’t forget to check your local newspaper for auto advertisements and #Deals. Then after reading customer satisfaction reviews on Google or DealerRater.com you’ve finally found the place!

Then the communication with the dealer begins; negotiating a price, deciding on an extended warranty or accessories? Then its on to financing, do I use my own bank or the dealer, 60 months or 72 months? So many things to consider. I don’t know about you but it can become overwhelming.

But not to worry! Waldorf Ford is here to save the day! Waldorf Ford’s Motto is; Dedicated to Excellence; whether it is during or after the sale, our priority is taking care of our customers. In addition to making sure that everyone is completely satisfied we love to provide our customers with the most up-to-date information on our huge selection of new and pre-owned inventory, sales incentives, special events and most importantly #Deals!

One of our many resources is Waldorf ford’s eCatalog. Here customers can browse for current specials, updated inventory, and awesome deals every two weeks! Also, don’t forget to check your local newspaper for Waldorf Ford’s bi-weekly ad! It is your source for a great #Deal! Serving all of Maryland, Virginia, and surrounding areas.

So during your search don’t hesitate to visit Waldorf Ford at 2440 Crain Hwy located in Waldorf, MD 20601, call us at 888-284-1466, or visit us online at http://www.waldorfford.com!

Waldorf Ford Makes Driveway Car-Washing Easy and Fun with Tips and Video

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Waldorf Ford Makes Driveway Car-Washing Easy and Fun with Tips and Video

Waldorf, Maryland, 2013 – Saving a few dollars, getting a little exercise in the sun or prepping your classic for a summer cruise are just a few reasons to clean your vehicle by hand.

Besides, a freshly-washed and cleaned car just looks better, right?

Waldorf Ford has some tips for the next time you’re in the mood to grab a hose and a bucket to make the star of your driveway look its best.

Visit http://www.TheFordStory.com to watch “Ford Makes Car-Washing Easy,” a short and entertaining video featuring Gerry Bonanni, senior engineer, Paint and Body Repair and the Ford GT Mustang.

Cleaning your car’s exterior:

• Be well-soaked: Make sure the car is fully rinsed off first and kept wet during the wash. You want to float the dirt off the surface

• Use the right soap: Ford recommends soap specifically formulated for cars. “Even a mild dishwashing liquid can strip wax protection and possibly cause waterspotting concerns,” said Gerry Bonanni, senior engineer, Paint and Body Repair

• Grab your mitt: Ford recommends a sponge or wool mitt. Keep the sponge or mitt wet and sudsy to help float the dirt away instead of rubbing or scratching the surface

• Start at the top: Wash the top, then the sides and save the bottom for last, which is where the most grit typically accumulates

• Dry it off: Use a water blade and a soft towel to fully dry the vehicle

• Wax on: Ford recommends waxing your car to help keep the surface protected

• Wiper blades: Use isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol

Each Ford vehicle undergoes a five-layer paint process designed to enhance long-term durability. The procedure starts with a pretreatment that protects against corrosion and ends with a clearcoat that aids in reducing chips and scratches.

Cleaning your car’s interior:

• Instrument panel: Wipe the instrument panel, interior trim areas and cluster lens with a clean, damp white cotton cloth, then use a clean and dry white cotton cloth to dry those areas. Household or glass cleaners are not recommended

• Vacuum: For fabric, carpets, cloth seats and safety belts, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and loose dirt

• Use the right cleaners: Ford recommends using auto-specific carpet and upholstery cleaner for light stains. If grease or tar is present, Ford recommends spot-cleaning the area first with an auto-specific spot-and-stain remover

• For leather seats: For routine cleaning, wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth. For more thorough cleaning, wipe the surface with a mild soap-and-water solution. Dry the area with a soft cloth. Leather cleaning products designed for automotive interiors also are available

Summer-specific issues
Ford recommends never washing a vehicle that is hot to the touch or during exposure to strong, direct sunlight. In addition to warm weather, summer also presents other challenges when it comes to keeping your car looking nice. When you’re hit with the following, try to clean off quickly and follow these tips:

• Bird droppings, bugs, suntan lotion, insect repellent: Wash off with car wash soap and water as soon as possible
• Tree sap and tar: Use a good quality bug and tar remover and wax afterward
• Bothered by bugs? Going on a long trip and don’t want to face a windshield and/or bumper full of dead insects by the time you arrive? Wipe down your windshield with a tumble dryer sheet; bugs won’t stick to the glass as easily. Also, give your bumpers the once-over with cooking spray
• Don’t scratch it; smear it: Can’t get that sticker from the amusement park or beach parking lot off your window? Saturate it with cooking oil before you start scrubbing

Here are a couple of tips aimed at those who display their vehicles at car shows.

To clean aluminum wheels and wheel covers:
• Use wheel and tire cleaner. Heavy dirt and brake dust accumulation may require a little elbow grease with a sponge. Rinse thoroughly with a strong stream of water
• Never apply any cleaning chemical to hot or warm wheel rims or covers

To clean the engine:
• Take care when using a power washer. The high-pressure fluid could penetrate sealed parts and cause damage
• Do not spray a hot engine with cold water. You could crack the engine block or other engine components
• Use specially formulated engine shampoo and degreaser
• The battery and filters need to be covered when cleaning. Refer to your owner’s manual
• Never wash or rinse the engine while it is hot or running; water in the running engine may cause internal damage
• Never wash or rinse any ignition coil, spark plug wire or spark plug well, or the area in and around these locations

Be sure to refer to your vehicle owner guide or contact Waldorf Ford for more cleaning and care information.

Waldorf Ford is located at 2440 Crain Hwy in Waldorf, Maryland 20601. Call 301-843-2400.

High Five Tour 2013 – Guest Blogger Kristen

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Administrator

Editor’s Note: Welcome our guest blogger Kristen! She is currently a student at the University of Pennsylvania, located in Philadelphia, PA. She plays guard on the basketball team at Penn and also enjoys fishing, shopping, and spending time with her family. Kristen is a social media intern at Waldorf Ford this summer, and both her brother and cousin have also worked here.

So far, my experience at Waldorf Ford has been very exciting. I was able to jump right in and help out with an upcoming event, the 2013 High Five Tour. In this event, a red, white, and blue Mustang GT500 “Super Snake” is making stops throughout 48 states in an effort to support military families by building 2 “smart homes” for deserving veterans. Everyone is invited to show their support by signing the car with a message of support to veterans and their families or by making a donation. The tour will be stopping by Waldorf Ford on Monday, July 15th from 6-8pm, one of 60 stops on its 5 month tour.

I have been helping out in promoting the event via social media, mostly through Facebook and Twitter. I’m really starting to get the hang of it and was very glad to be re-tweeted by Operation First Response, an organization supporting military veterans! I’ve really enjoyed being a part of the High Five Tour and can’t wait to see the final product this Monday. Be sure to come out and see us at Waldorf Ford to show your support for our country’s heroes and their families!!

Ford MyKey, Now on 6 Million Vehicles, Helps Parents Keep Teens Safe This Summer

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Administrator

MyKey^® technology – now in 6 million Ford and Lincoln vehicles on the road nationwide – is there when parents can’t be in the car with their teens this summer

Ford’s MyKey technology encourages teenagers to wear their seat belts, keep the radio volume down, watch their speed and pay attention to the road – not their cell phones

2014 Ford Fiesta is the latest Ford vehicle to get MyKey technology, available in dealerships this summer

Waldorf, Maryland, 2013 – There is perhaps no bigger worry for parents than their teens’ safety, including when they get behind the wheel this summer vacation season.

Parents’ concern is more than just instinct – the numbers back it up. Ford’s analysis of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data shows teen driver fatalities increase every month beginning in May before declining in September. So who is there to remind teenagers to buckle up when their parents aren’t around? How will they know when the radio is a distraction, or to slow down?

The answer: Ford MyKey^® technology – standard equipment now on 6 million Ford Motor Company vehicles nationwide, including the new 2014 Fiesta, available in dealerships this summer.

“By using our MyKey technology, parents can increase the chances their children will adopt safe driving practices,” said Greg Basiliko General Manager of Waldorf Ford. “While state laws and educational programs are critical, ultimately, parents are the most critical component to keep their teen drivers safe.”

MyKey equals love, not control

MyKey was inspired by the determination of Andy Sarkisian, Ford safety planning and strategy manager, to keep his two daughters, along with teens everywhere, safe behind the wheel.

“We were brainstorming at work, thinking, ‘Is there anything we can do to our vehicles – anything we could add – to keep our kids safer?’” recalls Sarkisian, who has been with Ford for 35 years. “At the time, I was living out the scenario at home.”

Sarkisian and his team came up with MyKey after evaluating how teens can still have their freedom while learning to be responsible behind the wheel.

“It’s not about control – it’s not anything that dramatic,” Sarkisian says. “MyKey is about love. It’s about helping your children manage the transition from childhood to adulthood, and keeping them safer while they do it.”

The easily programmable system features several options:

Persistent Ford Belt-Minder^® with audio mute sounds chimes and mutes the radio to remind teens to buckle up. A message on the instrument panel is also displayed: “Buckle Up to Unmute Radio”
Volume control can limit the audio system to 44 percent of maximum output if the radio is too loud
A speed alert chime at 45, 55 and 65 mph will remind teens to slow down. Parents can also limit top speed to 80 mph
“Do Not Disturb” helps parents block incoming phone calls and hold text messages on a phone paired with Ford SYNC^® when teens are behind the wheel
In addition to the typical warnings displayed when the fuel level reaches 25 and 50 miles to empty, MyKey provides an extra warning at 75 miles to remind your teen to fill up

Consumers who would like to test drive a vehicle with MyKey technology can visit Waldorf Ford located at 2440 Crain Hwy in Waldorf, Maryland for a free demonstration.

Distracted driving, a growing concern

Distracted driving is a huge concern for parents of inexperienced drivers, and Ford’s “Do Not Disturb” feature helps minimize the risk. When paired with Ford SYNC, “Do Not Disturb” blocks incoming phone calls or text messages. Calls are diverted to voicemail and text messages are saved on the device for later viewing. Drivers can still make voice-activated outgoing calls, and SYNC 911 Assist^® can still make a call in case of emergency.

“‘Do Not Disturb’ is yet another way Ford is helping parents encourage their kids to drive safer,” says Sarkisian. “We are continually listening to our customers and responding to parents’ desire to make sure their kids are paying attention to the road, not their cell phones.”

For more information visit Waldorf Ford at 2440 Crain Hwy, Waldorf, Maryland 20601. Or visit us online at http://www.waldorfford.com or call us at 1-888-284-1463.

Ten dad-friendly suggestions from The Ford Collection

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Administrator

Stumped for an appropriate gift for Dad? Well, Ford has issued its Top Ten list that are sold on its Ford Collection Web site.

Here’s Ford’s official press release:

1. Below are ten dad-friendly suggestions from The Ford Collection (www.fordcollection.com). The Ford Collection was launched in 1997 and now includes more than 750 unique Ford, Lincoln and Mercury branded items. In all, Ford Motor Company manages one of the largest licensing operations in the world, with more than 300 unique licensees. So go on, shop The Ford Collection. Dad deserves it.

2. Let Him Rock: He sent you to school, so help him enter the school of rock with a new Ford guitar. This Fender® Sonoran acoustic model delivers classic unplugged sound with a stylish blue-burst finish and Ford script. The six string costs $350 and features a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, Venetian cutaway, and Stratocaster headstock. Rock on, dad.

3. Decorate His Den: A treasure trove of poster-ready images chronicling Ford’s history can be found online at Ford ArteHouse through The Ford Collection. From racing heroes to concept cars, Mustangs to Thunderbirds, it’s all there. Prices start at $17.99 and framing is available. Photos of the new Ford Shelby GT500KR are hard to ignore. The car goes on sale next year, but posters are available today.

4. Empower Him: What dad really needs to get his engine running this Father’s Day is a new engine. Specifically, a 514 cubic-inch, 625-horsepower Ford Racing Performance crate engine. For $8,100, this V-8 monster will show up on his doorstep. Some assembly and installation is required, so make sure you visit http://www.fordracingparts.com before you buy.

5. Help Him Be On Time: A wristwatch is a safe bet for gifting. The new, Cobra Leather Strap Watch is a favorite among the many distinctive watches available through The Ford Collection. Priced at $85, the stylishmen’s timepiece features a genuine leather strap and Cobra logo. It is delivered in a stainless steel case and includes luminous hands, date function, and is water resistance up to 100 feet.

6. Make Him Feel Like a Kid Again:Truthfully, he won’t fit. But even so, dad can appreciate the timeless appeal of a great pedal car. This year, consider a classic ’32 Ford. With prices starting at $249, there are six pedal-car models, including a flame-painted hot rod. The official 75th Anniversary ’32 Ford Roadster is a great choice and benefits a good cause. For each anniversary model sold, pedal-car maker Warehouse 36 will donate $10 to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund.

7. Make Him Feel Like a Kid Again, Version 2.0: Dozens of die-castmodels are available through The Ford Collection, spanning the entire history of Ford Motor Company. Models include a 1913 Ford Model T, a classic Ford F1 pickup, and even a 2006 Ford Fusion. Limited edition is the way to go when your inheritance is on the line, so consider Franklin Mint’s Ford Shelby GT500 die-cast. Only 5,000 will be produced, making it even more rare than the real thing. And prices start at $120, well below the production version.

8. Fix His Drive: New to The Ford Collection this year is a custom Nike-brand driver with the Ford Blue Oval logo on the grip, an ideal gift for dads that duff. The large head driver delivers high resistance to twisting and the thin-titanium face provides great forgiveness. It slides neatly into any golf bag for just $239.

9. Beat Him in Pool: Dad loves his rec room and will love it even more with a new pool table handcrafted by Olhausen®, America’s premier manufacturer of professional-quality pool tables. The made-to-order tables are crafted in traditional wood styling of matte mahogany or distressed matte cherry. Each table features unique brass Ford Ovals embedded in the side rails and Ford Script custom carved into the table frame. Mustang-themed tables are offered as well. Prices start at $3,700.

10. Keep Him Warm: The Ford Collection offers a coat closet full of jackets and fleeces, but your dad is probably Built Ford Tough and should dress the part. Priced at $95, the Built Ford Tough Cheyenne Dri Duck®Jacket is a classic quarry-washed canvas work coat that provides maximum warmth and durability. The hooded jacket will stand up to what dad dishes out, thanks to triple knit stitching, a heavy duty metal zipper, and rib knit cuffs.

Waldorf Ford is located at 2440 Crain Hwy, in Waldorf, MD 20601. For more information visit us at www.waldorfford.com! Happy Father’s Day!

The Trend: Weekend Ford Mustang

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Administrator

The Trend: Weekend Mustang

The weekend is upon us, so we caught up with Waldorf Ford’s Sales team to see what the weekend and season’s must-have mustang.

How would you describe this mustang?

I have to say, I am obsessed with mustangs. We have them in all colors and bodies. There are enough options for all kinds of customers. Whether they are feeling eclectic, girly, macho, or wanting more of a downtown vibe or Nascar Race Track feel; Bridging the gap between the Road and Race Track; Roush’s performance is a seamless blend of racing successes with an OEM (that stands for original equipment) engineering and manufacturing. These combine to make the Roush Mustang! The Ford Mustang can paint any picture but most importantly, they make it look easy.

Tell us where you drove it?

Mustangs are perfect for casual Saturday’s – whether it be having those lovely country rides, to shopping downtown this Ford Mustang stands out and is on par with all the latest Trends. This “On the Go” Mustang is a perfect match for all my weekend essentials.

How would you take it from day to night? Work to weekend?

This true American performance car comes available in 4 different packages; Stage one, stage two, stage three, and RS the Roush Six model. During the day, by just throwing on shades it makes this Mustang look casual and comfortable. From the V8 Coyote Engine that gets 575 horsepower and 505 torque to the Ford Racing “Aluminator” engine that gets you 625 HP in phase 2 and 675 in phase 3 this Roush Mustang will get your wheels spinning! For night, just throw on a pair of heels to jazz it up a bit, the aero dynamic body kits, high performance tires, and Roush embroidered interiors include everything from floor mats, billet performance pedals and control. Perfect for my upcoming trip to the beach. This Mustang Elegantly blends muscular styling with race inspired suspension!

Also, there are just so many options with a Mustang Roush! The 250 different color options alone are enough to have a fiesta this weekend!

Visit Waldorf Ford this weekend to check out these beautiful Mustangs & Roush Mustangs!!! Waldord Ford is located at 2440 Crain Hwy, Waldorf, MD 20601! 1-888-284-1463.

LADIES DAY VIDEO is This Thursday, May 9th, 2013!

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LADIES DAY is this Thursday, May 9th, 2013!!! Watch as the “Natalies” from Waldorf Ford’s Service Department talk about this very special event! #WaldorfLadiesDay

Waldorf Ford & Dodge Pre-owned Car Guest Blogger Windell Rogers

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Administrator

Editor’s Note: Welcome our guest blogger Windell Rogers! He is a Sales Consultant here at Waldorf Ford & Dodge pre-owned Center, located in Waldorf, Maryland. He has been with us for since August of 2012 and has worked in the mortgage and cell phone industry as well! He is from DC. Mr. Rogers is very active in his community. From volunteering with local charities and church events and regularly mentoring in the community. If you have not met him yet I am sure you will! Mr. Rogers is visible at all of our events! He also enjoys creating and developing new ideas and re-inventing himself just like the product he sells! Windell has expansive business, retail, and product knowledge so if you have any questions just see Windell! Most importantly, he makes sure that his customers are completely satisfied and provided with a fair deal.

Windell writes: This dealership retains a particular down home friendliness. Something you just don’t find anywhere these days. Being an experienced sales person, that has also sold down south for a comparison is an easy match. Clean, solid, and Market priced vehicles makes it easy for the customer and salesperson. I always like the whole family to come in and experience the car buying process. Educate, entertain, and deliver; that’s what I do! I enjoy assisting every customer! My forte is helping people find financing! Everyone should own their dream vehicle!

Speaking of Windell’s creative and innovative spirit check out his Vine video! This was Waldorf Ford & Dodge’s pre-owned first ever vine video! https://vine.co/v/btbYdYY3v7Y

For more information on this blog or if you would like to visit Windell Rogers, visit Waldorf Ford & Dodge Pre-owned center located on route 301 N 2430 Crain Hwy Waldorf, Maryland 20601 or contact us on the phone at (800) 883-2818 or online at http://www.usedfordsdc.com/.

Safe Driving Tips for Teens

Posted on April 12, 2013 by Administrator

Teen Driving Deaths on the Rise; Parents Can Help Reverse Trend

Parents play a key role in teens’ decisions on safe driving. Research for Ford’s Driving Skills for Life program (DSFL) shows teens tend to emulate how their parents drive.

Traffic fatalities are the leading cause of death for American teens. There were more than 3,000 teen fatalities in 2010, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

In 2013, Ford Driving Skills for Life will reach about 200 high schools with its safe driving materials, thanks to Ford Motor Company Fund and the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA).

WALDORF, MARYLAND, 4/10/13 – Traffic fatalities are the leading cause of death for American teens. In recent weeks, a number of crashes involving teen drivers have led to more than a dozen teenagers tragically losing their lives. And a recent report by the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) shows that teen driver fatalities are on the rise among 16-17-year-old drivers.

“By setting a good example behind the wheel, parents can increase the chances their children will adopt safe driving practices,” said Greg Basiliko General Manager of Waldorf Ford. “While state laws and educational programs are critical, ultimately, parents are the most critical component to keep their teen drivers safe.”

Parents can help reverse that trend. Research done for Ford’s Driving Skills for Life (DSFL) program shows teens tend to emulate how their parents drive. In fact, more than three quarters of teens and tweens surveyed say they rely heavily on their parents’ advice when they start to drive.

Tips for parents

Experts from Ford Driving Skills for Life have tips on what parents can do to help their teens be better drivers:

Engage in the driving process – As teens get closer to earning/acquiring their learner’s permit, parents should actively engage with them about driving. Talk about safe driving behaviors, practice with them, seek educational opportunities, and be clear that unsafe actions won’t be tolerated.
Buckle up – It’s the law, and if parents don’t wear their seat belts, their teen is more likely to do the same. In a crash, a person not buckled up is much more likely to be injured or killed than someone wearing a seat belt.
Never speed – Research done for Ford Driving Skills for Life shows that if parents speed, their teens are more likely to do the same. Excessive speed continues to be a factor in about one third of all traffic deaths nationally.
Don’t drive distracted – By setting a tough “no distractions” rule for their teens and modeling this same behavior, parents send the message that distracted driving will not be tolerated.
Don’t follow too closely – Parents should keep the proper distance from the car in front of them. Rear end collisions are common and preventable.
Always scan ahead for hazards– Parents should remind their teens to be aware of what is going on around them by scanning to the right and left as they drive
Limit the number of passengers – Research shows young drivers can easily be distracted by just one additional passenger – increasing the risk of a crash exponentially. Many graduated driver’s license programs restrict the number of passengers as a condition of issuing an early license or permit; parents should enforce those restrictions.
Never drink and drive – Parents should remind teens that drinking and driving will not be tolerated.

Ford Driving Skills for Life

In addition to hands-on clinics, Ford Driving Skills for Life will reach an additional 150 high schools with its safe driving materials, Web-based learning, partnerships with state highway safety agencies, fun contests and free educational materials for parents and teachers.

You can find more information online at DrivingSkillsForLife.com.

Visit Waldorf Ford at 2440 Crain Hwy, Waldorf, MD 20601 or call 888-284-1463.