When you are shopping for a vehicle, you have more options than ever. You can buy from a large corporate chain with locations in multiple states. You can buy online and have the truck delivered. Or you can buy from a family owned car dealership that has been in the same town for generations. The…
Buying used can feel uncertain because someone else already broke in the vehicle and you’re left to piece together its past. Travis Tucker explains how to replace guesswork with a clear process: McFarland Chevy runs every retail unit through a three-step workflow multi-point inspection, needed repairs and service, and a professional detail so condition is…
Buying a used car doesn’t have to feel risky. Travis Tucker’s advice is to replace guesswork with a clear process: lean on a dealer that fully inspects the vehicle, repairs what needs attention, and details it for the next owner. At McFarland Chevy, every retail used vehicle goes through a three-step workflow multi-point inspection, necessary…
The 2026 Chevrolet Equinox arrives with upgrades you can feel and see. From the driver’s seat, Collin Jefferson points out a wider-feeling heated steering wheel that warms quickly and a larger infotainment screen that immediately modernizes the cabin. Compared with Trailblazer, Equinox offers more space while keeping a compact footprint that’s easy to park. Outside,…
The 2026 Chevrolet Equinox delivers meaningful upgrades inside and out. From the driver’s seat, Collin Jefferson points to a steering wheel that feels wider and heats quickly, an immediate comfort win on cold mornings. The cabin steps up with a larger infotainment screen and more room than shoppers expect in a compact SUV. Outside, a…
Shifting from military service to civilian work can feel like starting over. Marine veteran David Keen explains why service skills don’t always map cleanly to job postings and how a sales role creates clear accountability, faster feedback, and real opportunity. He also shares how to build a personal brand through everyday community presence conversations at…
Leaving the military often means rebuilding a career from the ground up. David Keen explains why service experience does not always map cleanly to civilian job descriptions and how sales became his path forward. The biggest shift was moving from team-based accountability to personal ownership: if he performs, he advances; if not, the responsibility is…
Buying used isn’t about chasing the lowest sticker. Dylan Creech recommends focusing on real reconditioning, documented history, and transparent sellers who show what they fixed before a vehicle hits the lot. That’s how you avoid the cheap-now, costly-later trap and pick a car you can keep on the road. Dylan also details McFarland Chevy’s monthly…
Buying a used car requires more than comparing prices. Dylan Creech explains why reconditioning quality, service history, and straight talk matter more than chasing the cheapest deal. His rule of thumb: if a vehicle needs brakes, tires, or even a transmission, fix it the right way before it hits the lot no band-aids. He leans…
The 2026 Chevy Trailblazer sits neatly between Trax and Equinox, giving shoppers compact maneuverability with available all-wheel drive and a modern, comfortable cabin. Collin Jefferson highlights easy parking, a real-world 30–33 MPG range, and trims that add heated seats, a heated steering wheel, and a customizable dual-screen infotainment setup. He emphasizes that first-time SUV buyers…