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Whether you’re a car enthusiast or simply a daily driver, keeping your car clean is always a must. While it may seem like a daunting task to keep your car clean, it truly isn't, especially with our Savage L&B helpful car cleaning tips. As with any chore, the more you keep up with cleaning your car, the easier it is to maintain. That is why we recommend regularly cleaning out your car, vacuuming it and keeping it free of trash and debris. When it comes to keeping the exterior of your car looking great, regular washes and waxes will go a long way. Maintaining your car’s paint is a great way to ensure your vehicle won’t have rust or peeling problems. The best part is that it keeps your car looking great too. With this list of helpful tips, you’ll have all the tools and knowledge you need to keep your car looking just as great as it did the day you bought it. Clear it Out The first step to cleaning your car like the pros is pretty simple — clear it out! Trash, debris, last week's hamburger wrapper, you’ll want to get rid of it all. Clearing out the clutter from the interior of your car instantly makes it look better and a lot less “lived in”. Plus, if you had enough stuff in there, you could consider it as fuel savings to clean it all out. Not only is interior clutter unsightly, but it can also be dangerous. If you’re ever in an accident, every item you have on the interior will be tossed around becoming a hazard to you. Plus, who wants to be coated in a two-day-old soda after getting in an accident? Cleaning out the interior of your car is the easiest step, all you need are some trash bags and you’ll be clutter-free in no time. Once you’ve cleaned out the interior of your car, you can move on to our next step detailed below. Scrub it Out Just like the carpet and flooring in our homes, the floor mats in our cars can get pretty dirty. That’s why it’s important for you to pull them out of the car and give them a good scrubbing. Getting your floor mats nice and clean doesn't just look good, it also will help cut down on airborne bacteria and irritants too. Before you get to scrubbing, you may also want to give your floor mats thorough vacuuming. This will get the dirt and debris that has found its way into your car and been compacted down. Once you’re done vacuuming you can get to scrubbing. You’ll want a good brush with semi-firm bristles to attack carpet floor mats, and a good cleaning agent as well. If you have rubber or “all-weather” floor mats, you can skip the vacuum step and just give them a good spray down with your chosen cleaning agent. Vacuum it Out If you have been following our steps thus far, you should have your vacuum out still, so why not tackle the rest of the interior with it? Thoroughly vacuum all carpeted surfaces in your car, including the passenger and rear-seat floorboards, especially if they see high traffic. While you have the vacuum out, it’s probably a good idea to run it over any non-carpeted surfaces that accumulate dust and debris like the dashboard. You can even hit the vents as dust accumulates there and can cause allergies or irritation. A solid vacuum job should leave your car's interior looking fresh and smelling even better — so why not take the time and do your car a favor? Wipe it Out A final step to cleaning your car like a pro is wiping it out. Pick up some interior cleaning and detailing wipes and get to work! We recommend starting from the driver's seat, hitting all the instrumentation and surfaces you touch most. From there, we say no amount of attention to detail is too much. Dig into those cracks and crevices, don’t be afraid to really get in there. You can use things like Q-Tips to get into tight spaces like between the air vents or radio controls. Work your way throughout the front first, then make a move to the back of the car — don’t forget the cupholders! Get to Cleaning Now that you have read our list of tips to keep your car clean like the pros, it's time to grab your cleaning supplies and get to work. Whether you’re going for full interior and exterior detail or keeping it simple with a wash and wax, this list of tips is sure to get you started on the right path. If you’re not feeling the whole DIY car detailing process, that’s okay too, we can always help you out at our reconditioning department. All you have to do is book an appointment online or by calling 484-616-5631 — stopping by works too.

Whether you’re just visiting or have lived here your entire life, it’s no secret that Reading is a small city packed full of exciting things to do and amazing places to see. That’s why Savage L&B Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM has compiled this list of the top five places to visit in your Jeep while in Reading — take a look and get ready for your next adventure! Hey Reading! Are you searching for the best deals on both new and used Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge or RAM vehicles? If so, look no further than the fine folks down at Savage L&B Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM in Robesonia — the home of the lowest prices and largest inventory of Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and RAM vehicles in all of Reading. If you don’t want to overpay for your next vehicle, don’t shop anywhere else but at Savage L&B Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM in Robesonia. The Pagoda First built in 1908, Reading’s Pagoda was initially slated to be the centerpiece of a luxury resort, functioning as a hotel and restaurant for resort-goers. Unfortunately, that luxury resort never came to fruition and the Pagoda was eventually donated to the city of Reading in 1911 — quickly becoming a symbol of the city. Perched atop the south end of Mount Penn, the Pagoda offers stunning views of the city and an undeniably thrilling drive up. Finding your way to the Pagoda can easily be done with Google Maps, however traversing Mount Penn is no easy feat — so make sure you’re in a powerful vehicle like a Jeep. The route up to the Pagoda is such an adventure that the Pennsylvania Hillclimb Association hosts an annual event for car enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies who think they can conquer the mountain. If you’re looking for one of the best views in the city, along with one of the most enjoyable trips you could take in your Jeep, you need to visit the Pagoda. Want something fun to climb Mount Penn in? Savage L&B has you covered! Offering the best selection of new and used Jeep vehicles, Savage L&B located in Robesonia is the go-to Jeep dealer in all of Reading. FirstEnergy Stadium If racing along the ridges of Mount Penn doesn’t sound like the relaxing weekend you had in mind, FirstEnergy Stadium might do the trick. Home to the Reading Fightin’ Phils, FirstEnergy Stadium has been in operation since 1951 and is the first American baseball stadium to have a total attendance of ten million without ever hosting a major league team. FirstEnergy Stadium has plenty of fun to offer for all ages, including a 1,000-square foot heated pool, walk-in team store and so much more. Whether you’re a lifelong Reading resident or simply passing through, this historical ballpark is a must-see! Treat your friends and family to a weekend of fun, pile in your Jeep and head on down to see the Fightin’ Phils at FirstEnergy Stadium. Santander Arena Not loving the idea of watching a baseball game outdoors? That’s okay, Reading isn’t only a baseball town — they like hockey too! And if hockey isn’t your thing, Reading’s Santander Arena is home to plenty of concerts and live events for all ages. A short trip in your Jeep to downtown Reading is all it takes to get to Santander Arena, and there’s even a parking garage so you don’t have to leave your Jeep on the street. Looking for a great way to wind down after a weekend of exploring Reading’s forestry in your Jeep? Then you need to make a stop at Santander Arena on Penn Street! Whether you’re a hardcore Reading Royals fan or taking the kids out to see Trolls! Live on Ice, Santander Arena is the place to be for family-friendly fun in Reading. Reading Public Museum Just get done tearing up Skyline Drive on your way back from the Pagoda in your Jeep? Then cap off your weekend with a visit to the historical Reading Public Museum. Fun for all ages can be had at the Reading Public Museum, as they offer a variety of attractions including a Planetarium and Arboretum. This may be a small-town museum, but it tells a big story, one of industry, perseverance and the American Dream. A short 15-minute drive from the iconic Pagoda, you can find the Reading Public Museum on 500 Museum Road. If you need a relaxing way to spend your weekend or a family-friendly activity, there is no better place to do it at than the Reading Public Museum. Mid-Atlantic Air Museum The Jeep® Brand was forged in the flames of World War II, quickly becoming one of the most well-known American-made vehicles ever produced. With that illustrious history, it only makes sense to visit Reading’s Mid-Atlantic Air Museum — a non-profit museum dedicated to all things aircraft, including WW2 aircraft. Whether you’re looking for a quick history lesson or just something fun to do while you’re in Reading, the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum is a must-see for history buffs and aircraft enthusiasts alike. Load up the family in your Jeep and take a short trip to 1054 Arnold Road for the museum experience of a lifetime. Get Out and Enjoy! Now that you have a list of the five best places to visit in Reading, get behind the wheel of your new Jeep and go explore all the city has to offer! If you need a new Jeep to go exploring in, well, Savage L&B Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM has got you covered. Savage L&B stocks Reading’s largest selection of new and used Jeep vehicles, including the electrified Wrangler 4xe Hybrid. Whether you’re a local or just visiting for the weekend, if you want to enjoy all Reading has to offer in uncompromising style and comfort, there is only one way to do it — behind the wheel of a Jeep. Now you may be wondering where the best place to get a Jeep in Pennsylvania is, and the easy answer is Savage L&B Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM. Reading, Robesonia, Pottstown or anywhere in between — if you’re looking for the best selection of new and used Jeep vehicles, Savage L&B is the place to see! Don’t pay too much for your next vehicle, shop at Savage L&B in Robesonia today.

There are Levels to This Ever since the first car was produced in 1886, internal combustion engines have been the driving force of vehicles. However, the search for an alternative has been underway for just as long and finally, we have an answer. Electric vehicles (EV) with electric motors. Now, when most folks think of electric vehicles they imagine some futuristic-looking vehicle that will leave them stranded on the side of the highway with dead batteries — this couldn’t be more of a myth! Electric vehicles, or EVs, have come a long way since the 1870s. They’re stylish, powerful, exciting to drive and most of all — reliable. Despite advances in EV technology, many people still doubt their practicality and cite range anxiety and lack of charging infrastructure. This definitive guide to EV charging will teach you everything you need to know about EV charging, including how simple it is. Give this a quick read and then make sure to pay a visit to Savage L&B Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to check out the electrifying Jeep 4xe. Level 1 Charging The most accessible level of charging, Level 1 charging stations allow you to charge your EV by plugging it into your household 120V outlet. This means you’ll be able to use your vehicle's charger on any outlet in your residence, making charging a breeze. Commonly referred to as “trickle charging”, level 1 is the slowest charging method available for EVs albeit one of the most convenient. You will see around four miles of range added to the vehicle each hour when using level 1 charging. With a slow charging time, Level 1 is best utilized when you’re able to let your EV charge up overnight. That being said, there are a few other methods of charging that are faster if you’re in a rush, keep reading to find out what they are. Level 2 Charging One of the most common forms of EV charging, Level 2 charging can be found in both residential and public areas. It provides a much quicker charge than Level 1 chargers, adding up to 12-30 miles of range per hour. A full charge can be completed in 6-12 hours — depending on battery size — when using a Level 2 charger. If you want a Level 2 charger at your home, it is plenty doable as long as you have an available 240V outlet. In the event you don’t have a 240V outlet, you must have one professionally installed before you are able to take advantage of Level 2 charging. While most electric vehicles come with a Level 1 charging cable included, Level 2 chargers come at an extra cost. Simply ask your sales professional for pricing on a Level 2 charging cable and they should be able to provide you with one at delivery. Looking to have a Level 2 charger installed at your house? Companies like ChargePoint and QMerit can help! Having a Level 2 charger installed at home will not only save you time but some money as well. In some cases, you may even be able to claim tax benefits for owning an EV and investing in a charger, refer to your local tax code for more info. Level 3 Charging Often referred to as DC Fast Charging, high-powered Level 3 chargers are only found at public charging stations across the country. They are the fastest and most-efficient way to charge your EV, as they add around 3-15 miles every minute! Level 3 charging uses powerful direct current (DC) power, which is not found in residential areas as they use alternating current (AC). This means you won’t be able to have a Level 3 charging station at home, but if you do some Googling you may find one nearby. The best benefit of Level 3 charging stations is their ability to charge your EV battery up to 80% capacity in a matter of minutes. This makes charging up during lunch break or while running errands a breeze and allows you to live a range-anxiety-free life. As the popularity of EV’s continues to grow, you’ll start to see more and more Level 3 public charging stations popping up across the country. If you already own an EV, chances are you know all of your local charging stations — but if you don’t — check out Plugshare. Stations Near You Looking for somewhere to charge near you? No sweat, we took the time and did the research for you. If you’re in the Reading area and need to charge your EV, we’ve put together a shortlist of available public charging stations. Check out what we found: ChargePoint Charging Station on 210 George St, Reading, PA 19605 ChargePoint Charging Station on 200 Spring Ridge Drive, Reading, PA 19610 Volta Charging Station in the Shillington Shopping Center Charging Station on 701 Penn Street, Reading, PA 19601 While this list doesn’t have every charging station in Reading on it, it’s a great starting point for EV owners in Reading. As time goes on and more people adopt electric vehicles, charging infrastructure should start to increase — so keep an eye out! Charged Up and Ready to Go Now that you know all there is to know about charging an EV, making the switch doesn’t seem so scary now, does it? Despite what your octane-loving, mechanic cousin may say, electric vehicles truly are the future. With more home-charging options available and increasing public charging infrastructure, range anxiety is nothing more than a myth. Whether you opt for a home charging station or you rely on public infrastructure, switching to an EV is the best option for the planet and your wallet. Owning an EV not only saves you at the pump it also saves you on repair bills too, as they require less maintenance than traditional cars. Are you ready to make the switch to an electric vehicle? Then Savage L&B Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM can help! At Savage L&B Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM, we have Reading’s best selection of Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge or RAM vehicles, including the new Jeep 4xe. Whether you’re switching to an EV or sticking with a traditional engine — if you want the best prices on Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge or RAM vehicles — shop at Savage L&B Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM.