We are pleased to advise that David Baulderstone was recently awarded the title of Chrysler Jeep Dodge Service Technician of the Year 2012. David and his wife will be heading off to Hawaii in early 2013 as part of his prize. It’s great to see one of our high performing staff acknowledged for his excellence also by the manufacturer congratulations David!
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
A.P. Eagers Celebrates 100 Years
Recently A.P. Eagers (parent company of Adrian Brien Automotive) celebrated 100 years in the automotive business. E.G. Eager and Son Limited was registered as a limited liability company on the 7th of January 1913.
The Daily Mail reported that Messrs E.G. Eager & Son Ltd had settled down in the new garage in 299 Adelaide Street, Brisbane. They had bought Alfred Shaw’s bulk stores, next door to the Continental Tire Company and would be one of the first up-to-date garages in Queensland.
http://adrianbriencars.com.au/blog/2280/a-p-eagers-celebrates-100-years/
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Ford-Microsoft SYNC Technology Now Installed In More Than Five Million Vehicles
The companies added that SYNC will be inside 13 million vehicles by 2015, a massive increase in growth compared to its first five years.
SYNC offers in-vehicle features such as on board GPS, access to embedded apps to check out the car’s health and more.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Roadside Assistance – Helping You To Continue On Your Journey
When the unexpected happens and your car won’t start for whatever reason Road Side Assistance can be an extremely valuable service because they can help you to fix the problem at the roadside so that you can continue on your journey. Otherwise they can provide towing services if your vehicle is disabled or unsafe to be driven. Some programs also include items such as support with accommodation, rental vehicles and vehicle recovery.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
What’s A Hill Holder Do?
Q: Car for sale features: .Hill holder. Not a typo as on several Ford Focus Trendads. What’s a hill holder do?
Great question Jane! A hill holder is any device that prevents a car from rolling backward on a hill when the brake pedal is released. The earliest hill holders were used in horse drawn carriages and early horseless carriages. They were often home-made or made by a local blacksmith. These early hill holders were little more than a heavy iron weight with a spike or other sharp end that could be quickly dropped behind a wheel when the need arose, preventing the vehicle from rolling backward.
http://adrianbriencars.com.au/blog/2269/whats-a-hill-holder-do/
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