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The All-New 2015 Lincoln MKC Is Coming Soon To Heiser Lincoln

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The Lincoln Motor Company’s reinvention takes a major step forward in 2014 with the all-new 2015 Lincoln MKC premium utility vehicle. The Lincoln MKC is unique from the ground up with an assortment of first-in-class features. Its all-new 2.3-liter EcoBoost® engine offers excellent performance while its wraparound lift gate is an example of masterful customer convenience. The luxurious interior embraces driver and passengers alike, and its new and innovative technology personalizes the MKC ownership experience. Lincoln MKC follows the MKZ sedan to become the second all-new Lincoln in as many years as the brand continues its reinvention. Building The Right Vehicle At The Right Time Lincoln MKC – first introduced as a concept vehicle at the 2013 North American International Auto Show in Detroit – represents a critical milestone in the company’s plan to expand its lineup. Arriving on the heels of the all-new and successful 2013 Lincoln MKZ sedan, MKC becomes the second new vehicle in t

Heiser Chevrolet & Heiser Chevrolet Cadillac Stand Strong with the American Cancer Society

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Chevrolet’s Purple Roads initiative helps patients get to treatment via Social media users making their profiles purple to support Road to Recovery Recently Chevrolet announced it will donate $1 – up to a total of $1 million – for each Facebook and Twitter user who changes his or her profile to purple, the color of cancer survival, in time for World Cancer Day on Feb. 4. The Purple Roads initiative will help the American Cancer Society raise money and awareness for its Road to Recovery program, which provides transportation to and from treatment for people who have cancer and do not have a ride. Volunteer drivers donate time and the use of their cars so that patients can receive the life-saving treatments they need. Road to Recovery offered nearly 1 million rides last year alone. “The Purple Roads initiative will drive awareness and support for the Road to Recovery program, which helps patients get the treatment they need, and getting treatment means more survivors,” said Heiser