Drive For A Cure!

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In 2 days, we'll be down at the Greencastle-Antrim School District with new cars from all 3 brands we offer!  We partnered with the Relay For Life team "Blue/Gold Cancer Crusaders", a team made up of teachers that will walk and raise money during the relay.

     We will offer a test drives in the new Nissan, Toyota, or Scion of your choosing!  We will have employees along with you to explain all the amazing features these state of the art vehicles have included as standard now!

There's a little something more as well!  For EVERY SINGLE test drive, we will donate $15 to the team, up to $4000.00!   Let that sink in a little bit... FOUR....THOUSAND....DOLLLLLLARS!

We really want to make sure this event is a success!  Look for our signs as to where we will be, and come help us kick cancer to the curb!!!

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There is a limit of 1 test drive per person, and you must be 18, have a valid license and insurance.

GTR's and Skylines invade Chambersburg!

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On a blustery and cold Saturday morning in October...we were invaded by a swarm of turbocharged, all-wheel-drive, fire breathing beasts wearing Nissan badges.  There were a few other vehicles that stopped in, from Audi to Studebaker, we had it!  The GTR/Skyline cruise & bbq crew was the main event though, these guys didn't disappoint!

     Early in the morning, we had set up danishes and coffee from Hot Java here in town.  As we were setting them up, the BBQ folks, "CM Pig Out" were pulling in to start cooking some chicken and pulled pork for the hungry masses!  A few cars trickled in, but the weather was still very overcast, cold & windy.  We were expecting a TON around 11:30.   101.5 Bob Rocks set up and were broadcasting live!  The show was on the road so to speak.  While we were setting up, and keeping the cold at bay with lots and lots of spiced chai and coffee, we had no idea the amount of cars forming down in Frederick for the cruise up here!

We ate, had fun speaking with some of the other drivers that had brought their cars up.  There was a V8 swapped Nissan 240sx from here in Chambersburg, as well as a gorgeous Studebaker. 
You can view our album here: CLICK HERE!

You can view the album made by the GTR guys on the cruise up here:  RIGHT HERE!

Next year will be even bigger!  We're excited to have learned a good bit from this go-round, and will bring an awesome experience next year!  See you then!

Fitzgerald Toyota: Celebrating 25 Years in Chambersburg PA

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Fitzgerald Toyota Celebrates 25 Years

Toyota Motor Company recognized Fitzgerald Toyota on their 25^th anniversary in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, with a Crystal Star award.

Fitzgerald Toyota opened its doors on March 19, 1989, with a promise to provide great service, upfront prices, and a personal commitment to the community.  The dealership has grown from humble beginnings of just 38 employees to 114 people today.  “I would like to say thank you to our community and our staff for their years of support to make this achievement possible” said John Fitzgerald III, the Dealer Principal.

Fitzgerald Auto Mall was founded in 1966 by Jack Fitzgerald. His son, John, continues the tradition of excellent customer service with no haggle, no hassle posted prices on every new and used car.  “Customers deserve to be treated with honesty and respect, and our sales process aims to do just that.” said Jack Fitzgerald, founder and CEO. 

As a part of the Chambersburg community, last November, Fitzgerald Toyota presented a new 2013 Toyota Sienna to Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter as part of the Toyota 100Cars for Good program, a major philanthropic initiative in which Toyota gave away 100 cars to 100 nonprofits over the course of 100 days, based on votes from the public. 

Fitzgerald Toyota is a member of the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce.

To learn more about Fitzgerald Toyota, please visit www.FitzMall.com

(Pictured Left to Right: Bill Joyner, GM, John Fitzgerald III, Dealer Principal, and Ashley Hack from Toyota)

March of Dimes & Fitzgerald

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     Just this last weekend, we proudly enjoyed being part of the March of Dimes walk for babies at Norlo Park in Fayetteville.

     We really enjoy things like this, because these groups are so dedicated to helping the community they are a part of.  The walk helps babies and families locally each year.  There's just so much fun to doing an event like this!  If you ever get a chance to get out of the house and do something, go to one of these, or one of the many other charity events around Chambersburg, and support your local community!  We never know when it might be us that needs the help!

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We have proudly sponsored the Big Spring school's musical, "Beauty and the Beast."  The performing arts are very important to support in the community.  Not only does it challenge these young adults, but it provides an outlet for creativity of the mind and body!

Please encourage your young children to get into the performing arts!  They may make friends and memories that will last them a lifetime!  

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