That’s why the Daytona Auto Mall has over 225,000 satisfied customers and counting. Conveniently located just off I-95 in Daytona Beach and only minutes from Holly Hill, Ormond Beach and Port Orange the Daytona Auto Mall offers up 13 of America’s bestselling automotive brands including BMW, Jeep, Ford, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Volkswagen, Mazda and Nissan. You will not find a bigger selection of new and used vehicles anywhere else in South Florida. One stop, one shop convenience coupled with great pricing is the hallmark of the Daytona Auto Mall. We want you as a customer and our prices, service and reputation prove it.There are over half a million people living in the market we serve meaning there are potentially a half million different automotive needs, likes, dislikes, budgets, and preferences. We want to serve all those needs. For example someone out there is looking for luxury and what is more luxurious than a Mercedes-Benz E-Class or a BMW M6.
Others are looking for reliable entry level vehicles like Nissan’s Versa, Mazda’s Mazda2 or the sporty Fiat Abarth. And then there are the truck people and what defines “truck” better than a Ram 1500 or a Ford F-250? Luxury sedans, hybrids, SUVs, commercial vans, sports cars, imports, American built?we have it all and we have it in one place. In fact if you just pulled into the Daytona Auto Mall you might find the choices overwhelming and that’s why we recommend you spend some time browsing our inventory to pick out the vehicles you are interested in. If you put all of our dealer managers into one room there would undoubtedly be a disagreement about whose brand was the best. But one thing all of them would agree on is that to succeed in the automotive business you have to deliver superior service and exceed customer expectations. Great service is not just hype at Daytona Auto Mall. It’s the way it is. There are too many competitors within walking distance for it to be any other way.
Service starts with the sales teams and extends through the parts and service departments. You will have a great sales experience and your vehicle will be expertly serviced by ICAR and ASE certified technicians. In fact our service departments are so popular that several large insurance companies maintain a claims office on site. While you are always welcome at Daytona Auto Mall, we would encourage you to become familiar with the many tools we have made available on this website before you visit. Using our search tools, you can browse new and used cars by make, model, year, price and even features. Don’t pass up the Specials tab as that is where you will find the latest deals on car prices, servicing and discount parts. Communicating with the sales team or the service department is a snap and they can answer any questions you might have. Check out the inventory today, make your list and then come visit us at Daytona Auto Mall on North Tomoka Farms Rd, Daytona Beach, FL 32124 .
Or you can call us at (386) 274-2886.A few years ago, Mini revealed its Rocketman concept, essentially a "mini-Mini." For those who love the original Mini Coopers, the Rocketman symbolized a potential return to that (really) small, fun-to-drive, and fuel efficient hatchback. Today’s BMW-owned Mini liked the idea as well, but the problem was that it didn’t have an available platform, not to mention the engineering challenges of such a compact car. However, it appears the Rocketman may be given a second chance at life. Speaking to Autocar, Mini product chief Ralph Mahler admitted that the Rocketman "is inspiring us as of today, especially as an EV in the future." Mahler continued: "With Rocketman, and talking EV in the future, as the EV engine gets more portable, it’s give and take (whether it is possible to make such a small EV.)" What he’s referring to is the electric technology from BMW’s i brand. When the Rocketman debuted, that tech wasn’t available yet. Today it is, and Mini could also utilize other components from the recently updated i3 to make the Rocketman feasible.
Mahler also mentioned the very well received Superleggera concept, but its future isn’t looking as good. Reason being is that the "roadster segment is small and demand is going down." The Rocketman, however, as an EV, is still a challenge but possibly a worthwhile one now that EVs are becoming more commonplace and their driving range is surpassing 200 miles per charge.CarAndBike is not merely another name in the world of automotive web sites. We bring together the best from the world of both, cars and bikes. New cars, used cars, new bikes, - we endeavour to help you with all of that. Additionally, CarAndBike also strives to keep its users updated with the latest from the global automotive industry. Car price, car reviews, car dealers, new bikes, and everything in between, CarAndBike is happy to help! CarAndBike lists over 42 manufacturers and 336 models to help users to make an informed choice. Users can not only browse new cars, upcoming cars, car price, car dealers, car reviews, and compare cars, but also use our car recommendation section and total cost ownership section.
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The Suzuki Swift Sport stands as a separate model, building on the Swift’s stylish looks, competitive pricing and impressive list of standard equipment, but boosting driver appeal with more power and a grippier chassis. It asserts itself with a subtle yet distinctive bodykit, dual exhausts and a rear spoiler. The headlamps are more powerful, too, while inside the driver is treated to sports seats and a steering wheel with a tactile leather rim. Image 1 of 20 The Swift Sport provides a far simpler recipe than its Ford Fiesta ST and MINI Cooper S competition and you can feel this when you drive it. Rather than complicated technology having the upper hand, only the laws of physics dictate how the Swift Sport responds to your commands. We find this back-to-basics approach extremely appealing, and for precisely this reason we voted it as our Best Hot Hatchback back in 2013. Providing power to the sure-footed chassis is a 1.6-litre petrol engine, with a six-speed manual gearbox offering quick, positive gearchanges.
Performance isn’t breathtaking – 0-62mph takes 8.7 seconds – a far cry from the 6.9 the Fiesta ST needs to do the same – but that’s only part of the story. Once momentum has been gathered, the Swift Sport’s exceptionally responsive steering and precise, well-judged suspension make carrying speed very easy. Corners are dismissed with a flick of your wrists, making it easy to have fun without reaching dangerous speeds. As with the regular Swift, there’s not a huge amount of room inside, but the available space has been well used the Sport isn’t an uncomfortable car. It’s also an extremely well equipped one – a fact that emphasises the solid value-for-money that it represents. Image 2 of 20 Only one trim level is offered, with such luxuries as keyless entry, power-folding door mirrors, metallic paint, and bright HID headlamps. Air-conditioning is also provided as standard, while you can choose your Swift Sport with either three or five doors. While the MINI offers a much higher degree of customisation than the Suzuki, there are a number of optional interior and exterior upgrades available on the options list, but you could make a convincing argument that going for a Swift Sport in the first place is a more individual choice than going for the MINI anyway.