Posted on 6/17/2018
Here's a travel tip that'll I'll bet you didn't know, and it might keep you safer...The average American commuter in CO spends two and a half hours daily in their vehicle.The government says 100,000 auto accidents yearly are caused by drivers who fall asleep at the wheel. (Aggressive driving is the number one traffic safety concern.)So what does this have to do with how your vehicle smells while you're driving around GREENWOOD VILLAGE?Well, which scent did you think makes drivers more alert? Is it: A. Strawberry B. New Car C. Pine D. Warm Vanilla Breeze It's C. Drivers are more alert and have less fatigue with pine scent in the vehicle, according to AroMetrics.And, drivers were less angry with overall improved driving performance with strawberry and pine scents.And you thought they just smelled nice. Antero Auto & Truck Services6615 S DAYTON ST STE BGREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO 80111(303)
Posted on 12/1/2017

There is a clear and vocal demand in GREENWOOD VILLAGE and nationally for a reduction in air pollution and our dependence on fossil fuels. This is what is driving the CO market for alternative fuel vehicles. There are a number of these vehicles on GREENWOOD VILLAGE area roads today, and many more being developed. Yet each of these vehicles has its own advantages and disadvantages. GREENWOOD VILLAGE auto owners should learn what these advantages and disadvantages are before running out and purchasing one of these alternative fuel vehicles at your nearest GREENWOOD VILLAGE dealership.GREENWOOD VILLAGE drivers should carefully research the vehicle care before buying an alternative fuel vehicle, as it may or may not coincide with the standards for gasoline vehicles. You should look at costs as well; these vehicles may help save our environment here in GREENWOOD VILLAGE, but that might not represent a savings to your wallet. You'll need ... read more
Posted on 12/1/2017

Every car in GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO, is at risk for theft. So it's up to us to make our cars a less appealing target and more of a challenge – hopefully sending potential thieves to look elsewhere.The National Insurance Crime Bureau recommends a layered approach to protecting vehicles: Common sense Visible and audible devices Immobilizing devices Tracking devices Let's review each of these. One is common sense; you would be surprised how many vehicles are stolen in CO where the keys were left in the ignition with the doors unlocked. Always take your keys and lock the doors. In fact, in some places it's against the law to leave a vehicle unattended with the keys in the ignition.And don't leave spare keys in the car or hide them outside – because a thief will find them. GREENWOOD VILLAGE drivers would be wise to park in well-lit areas that have a lot of foot traffic. If possible, park near ... read more