Are you looking for a reliable used car in Calgary that you can depend on to last for years to come? If so, then we encourage you to take a closer look at the used cars that we have available in our Calgary Chrysler dealership. We work hard to provide a wide selection of used vehicles that match the needs of every one of our customers. Whether you are looking for a later model used car, older model used car, or used car with all the bells and whistles you could ask for, we’re certain to have the perfect options for you.

Here are a few more reasons why we think you’ll love buying your used cars in Calgary from Big 4 Motors:

Affordability

Affordability is important for everyone when it comes time to buy a used car. Affordability not only means that you get a great rate on the used car, but it also means that you get a loan arrangement that makes it possible for you to more easily afford to pay for your used car for years to come. We are proud to offer affordable used car buying solutions for all of our customers. Whether you are looking for a competitive rate on a used car loan, need to get money off of your used car purchase by trading your old car in, or simply need some help reviewing you r financial plan in order to ensure that you can really afford to buy that car you’re looking at, we’re here to help!

Service

Service means a lot of things to us. In fact, providing high quality service that our customers can rely on is our number one goal and the philosophy that informs everything that we do. Customer service is not only essential in our eyes, but it’s our mandate. In addition to the exceptional customer service we are proud to provide to our customers, we also have an experienced service department that services all of the used cars that we sell. These services include everything from full body painting to routine maintenance.

In order to make services more affordable and convenient for our used car customers, every used car in Calgary that we sell we offer a used car warranty. Thanks to this warranty, you can be sure that you will have coverage for most major incidents that happen with your car.

Contact Big 4 Motors, your Calgary Chrysler Dealer today at www.big4motors.com  to get started looking for the best used car for your needs. We look forward to working with you!

urban myths are everywhere, but have you ever actually seen an alligator in a sewer?  Another myth is that somehow, technically-savvy car thieves can hack the frequency of your keyless entry fob and steal the code that allows them to unlock and in some cases, remotely start your vehicle.

According to the lock specialists at Ford, each keyless-entry transmitter has a transmitter identification code (TIC) that is programmed and, therefore, linked to the vehicle. But even if thieves manage to mimic the TIC, the unlocking/locking process is even more complicated.

Here’s how it works: To issue an unlocking/locking action, the transmitter sends a request to the receiver/control module in the car. With the request, the transmitter also sends a new code sequence and TIC to the receiver. To issue an unlock/lock command, the code sequence and TIC sent by the transmitter must be one that hasn’t been used before and the next—or one of the next few—in a planned sequence. This is what is known as a rolling code. And there aren’t just a lot of possible codes; there are a whole buttload of them—4.8 million billion combinations. So even if thieves did manage to steal the TIC and the code sequence from the transmitter, the chance of stumbling upon that crucial next code is one in 4.8 million billion. Good luck with that.

You could try it right here and right now.  This would likely result in (A) unwanted attention from the constabulary and/or (B) unwanted mayhem and carnage.  Another choice is to head to the UK where it is perfectly fine to drive on the wrong side of the road.  Better yet, grab an Orange Dodge Challenger SRT8 and hang on!  If you don’t have the time/money/lack of good sense to do that just watch this very cool video from the gang at Fifth Gear.