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Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC in Camdenton is proud to partner with the Lake of the Ozarks Air Show to bring the Chevy Flash Fire Jet Truck to the Lake area on Friday, September 9th.  Come see the world's fastest jet-powered truck at Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Your Mid-MO car dealer has all the information on the Flash Fire Jet Truck: What is the Flash Fire Jet Truck? The Flash Fire Jet Truck has a fire breathing 12,000 horsepower jet engine and reaches speeds exceeding 350 mph!  You will be amazed by the amount of fire, smoke, heat, noise, and SPEED of this awesome Jet Truck driven by Neal Darnell.  Flash Fire will actually race a plane giving it a 150 mph head start and pass it like it's stopped! History of the Flash Fire Jet Truck The driver of the Chevy Flash Fire Jet truck, Neal Darnell, has been performing at Airshows for 10 years.  With a long career producing various types of motorsport events, Neal and his wife Marilyn made the decision

With more and more new vehicles coming equipped with blind spot detection, no one really needs to worry about reducing their blind spot… right? Wrong. Although this technology can help make the roadways a safer place to travel, it's still a good idea to be able to physically see if there is a car next to you before changing lanes. Your trusted car dealer in Mid-MO has provided some helpful steps to take in order to reduce your blind spot, helping to make the roadway a little safer for everyone. A blind spot is a point where a person’s view is obstructed. Typically used when referring to a vehicle, a blind spot is a place in which a passing car “disappears.” Blind spots can cause a number of accidents on the roadways. A driver may change lanes thinking that no other vehicle is around when in reality there is a car in their blind spot, which can cause a collision. Taking these steps to reduce a driver’s blind spot can aid in successful passing on the road. 1) Rear-Vie

Have you ever had a flat tire? As a driver, it's most likely going to happen at some point and it's important to be prepared. Knowing how to change a flat tire is a skill everyone should acquire. While you can't control when and where a tire blowout will happen, you can prepare for how to handle it if it does happen to you. The best car dealership in Mid-Missouri is here to help you get back on the road quickly with these tire changing tips. 1. Store the Proper Tools in Your Vehicle. Read your owners manual on how to change a tire on your specific vehicle. Make sure any tools needed to get the job done are stored in your vehicle. You never know when and where a blowout is going to happen, so you'll want to have these tools with you every time you hit the road. Common tools include a jack, a lug wrench and, of course, a spare tire or "donut." 2. Loosen the Lug Nuts Before Jacking Up the Car. Unless you've recently had your tires replaced or rotated

A good wash will not only keep your car looking shiny and new, but it will also protect it from dirt, grime and other contaminants that can damage the finish. If you're going to wash your car at home rather than run it through the car wash, there are a few things you should keep in mind. The best car dealership at the Lake of the Ozarks has put together a list of do's and don'ts for washing your car at home. Car Washing Do's  1. Use cleaning products that are designed specifically for washing vehicles. While there may be some common household cleaners that you could use, many of those cleaners you have lying around can actually damage your cars finish. Those cleaners specifically for vehicles have a chemical balance that removes dirt and grime without affecting the paint. Be sure to thoroughly read the instructions for the product you choose as well. 2. Give the vehicle a thorough pre-rinse before you begin washing it. Spraying the vehicle down first can hel

Pets are beloved members of the family. It only makes sense that you want to take them along with you in the car to run errands or for short trips into town. Unfortunately, hundreds of pets die every year from being left alone in parked cars. Our Lake of the Ozarks car dealership wants to make sure that this tragedy does not happen to your pets.The more you know, the easier it will be to avoid this type of disaster. Just like children, pets should never be left unattended inside of a vehicle. You may think that they will be fine for a minute or two while you run indoors, but a lot can happen in a couple of minutes. Excessive Heat The inside of a car, even with a window cracked, is much hotter than the outside temperature, and that heat rises quickly after the car is turned off. After only 10 minutes, the inside temperature can already be 20 degrees hotter than it is outside, and every single minute that temperature keeps rising. Parking in the shade does not keep the insid