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It is time once again for the 2012 Lake of the Ozarks Shootout!  Every year the Shootout proves to be one of the BEST Lake of the Ozarks Charity Events and this year is set to be even better!! The event is great for the entire family - there will be plenty to see and do for people of all ages.   The Shootout is the largest unsanctioned boat race in the United States and it has recorded speeds of 208 mph in the past two years. Some of the boaters claim the speeds are even faster!!   The 2012 race will incorporate new radar guns to ensure the most accurate speeds recorded.   With over 100,000 people in attendance for the various events, the event was able to raise $70,570 to give to local charities.  Local charities included eight different Fire Departments in the area. The events offered last year included the Treasure Hunt, Golf Tournament, Concerts, Shootout on the Strip Street Party, PWC Dam Run, Auction, Make-a-Wish Boat Rides, the Mini-Shootout, remote controlled boat rac

Recently, there has been a lot of information about unattended children in vehicles during the hot summer months.  In an effort to prevent unnecessary fatalities, The Team at Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC is providing some information drawn from the KidsAndCars.org that will hopefully help educate families and give them some tips on avoiding these devastating mistakes.   Statistic show that on average, 38 children die in hot cars each year from heat-related deaths after being trapped inside motor vehicles. That means on average, one child vehicular heat stroke will occur every 9 days.  Even the best of parents or caregivers can overlook a sleeping baby in a car; and the end result can be injury or even death. Never leave children alone in or around cars; not even for a minute. Put something you'll need like your cell phone, handbag, employee ID or brief case, etc., on the floor  board in the back seat.  Get in the habit of always opening the back door of your vehicle ever

Are you considering buying a used vehicle? There are benefits to both new and used vehicles, so which choice is best for you? The obvious benefit to buying a used vehicle is the cost, but keep in mind the lower price tag comes with HIGHER risk.   The key is to find the right balance of value and risk.  Here are a few things you should consider before deciding whether a new or a used vehicle is right for you. Reliability -  Reliability is a huge concern for buyers and used cars are proving to be more reliable than ever before.  Since 2005, used vehicles are reporting fewer problems and are easily surpassing 100,000 miles while many reach 200,000 without any major repairs. Warranties/Repairs - Used vehicles will most likely need repairs, so consider the repair costs that may be associated with owning a used vehicle.  New cars typically have very few problems within the first three years and if they do have problems, it is usually covered by the warranty.  When you purchase a used

Been to the gas pump lately and had to shake your head at the amount you are paying?  Has the price of gasoline hit your budget or bottom line for your business?  Then it may be time to look for a vehicle with a little better fuel mileage. Fuel efficiency has become one of the top concerns of people looking to buy a new car.   Chevrolet has been working hard  to push the limits on fuel efficiency  and introduced XFE, Eco Models, Hybrids and an electric vehicle in 2012.  Chevrolet has so many options you are sure to find the one that is best suited for your life style.    Here are a two of the latest vehicles that will deliver the style, performance and fuel economy that you are looking for. CRUZE ECO  provides more miles per gallon because it is equipped with the powerful and efficient 1.4L turbocharged engine that helps reduce drag and optimize the aerodynamics. From the inside to the outside, this car is designed to get the most out of every drop of fuel.  The Cruze Eco offer