2015 Chevrolet Camaro SS Coupe Review - Video Review

Chevy Sales Consultant Adam Gawason reviews the exciting new 2015 Chevrolet Camaro SS Coupe, for sale now at Uftring Chevy in Washington, IL!

Stop by or call Adam at (309) 481-4296 to drive a brand new Camaro today! Check out all of our Camaros at http://www.UftringChevy.com.

2015 Nissan Altima - Video Review

Nissan Sales Consultant Ibrahim "Abe" Monla reviews the fantastic 2015 Nissan Altima, for sale now at Uftring Nissan in Peoria, IL!

Stop by the store or call Abe today at (309) 265-0792 to drive a brand new Altima. You can check out our entire stock of new and used Nissans at http://www.UftringNissan.net.

2015 Ford Escape - Video Review

Ford Sales Consultant PJ Adair reviews the all-new 2015 Ford Escape at the Uftring Automall in East Peoria, IL! You will love this redesigned SUV, inside and out!

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2015 Chevrolet Impala - Video Review

Chevy Sales Consultant Nick Cramer reviews the great, new features of the 2015 Chevy Impala, for sale now at Uftring Chevrolet in Washington, IL!

Stop by or give Nick a call at (309) 481-4296 and test drive one of these amazing new cars! Check out all of our new and used Chevys at http://www.UftringChevy.com.

New year, new rules

It’s that time of year again, a new year full of new state laws. Some will affect you while others won’t, but it’s important to stay updated on what has changed. So, what’s new in Illinois this year? Here are several new rules of the road that everyone in Illinois must obey, that began on January 1, 2014. So kick off the new year informed, educated and up-to-speed (literally) on new state laws that affect you, your family and your friends.

If you don’t use a cell phone, move on to #2. But we can almost guarantee that you do use a cell phone device, and if you haven’t heard already, absolutely no cell phones are allowed while driving a vehicle in Illinois unless they’re completely hands-free. This might be a big change for many of you having to adjust to an earphone device, but it could save your life (and save you money.) Drivers caught holding any device up to their ears could be fined $75. Keep in mind that earpieces and speakerphones are legal, but must be activated by a single-button or voice activated.

Also new to the road rules is a slight increase in speed limits on certain Illinois roads. The speed limit on rural Illinois highways has now been increased to 70 MPH, increasing 5 MPH from 65 MPH. Drivers beware, this increase in speed does not apply to all interstates, so keep your eyes peeled for signs that still say 65, 55, or less.