AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Oct. 26, 2018 -

New Red, Blue and Silver dual-center stripes on Charger SRT Hellcat offer custom look from the factory

Dual carbon stripes are available for order on Charger R/T Scat Pack and R/T for the first time

Charger SRT Hellcat and R/T Scat Pack feature standard performance upgrades for the 2019 model year, including Launch Assist and Line Lock; a new performance grille with dual air inlets; new Launch Control switch on R/T Scat Pack; and Torque Reserve, After-Run Chiller on SRT Hellcat

Dodge Charger continues its run as the sales leader in the large car segment for five years running

The Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat, the quickest, fastest and most powerful sedan in the world, looks even more menacing for 2019 as Dodge//SRT adds three new stripe options, giving performance enthusiasts even more custom options straight from the factory.

The Goodguys 21st Southwest Nationals Car Show is a giant outdoor “cool cars, cool people and good times” event featuring over 3,000 hot rods, custom cars, classics, muscle cars and trucks through 1987 vintage.

In addition to the acres of gleaming vintage vehicles the event showcases:

• Vendor Exhibits and vendor midway
• Giant Swap meet and cars for sale corral
• The Top 12 cars of the Year presented by Meguiar’s and Snap-On
• Saturday Specialty Parking areas featuring the Tri Five Chevy corral, Camaro Corral, Homebuilt heaven and more
• Goodguys AutoCross racing competition
• The Duel in the Desert AutoCross Finals Shootout on Saturday
• Model & Pedal car show
• Live musical entertainment
• Fuelcurve.com Nitro Thunderfest Dragster Exhibition on Friday and Saturday
• Kids’ zone—featuring the PPG coloring contest, arts & crafts and fun for little ones!
• Spectre Performance All American Sunday – open to all years American made and powered vehicles on Sunday
• Awards ceremony at 2:22 pm on Sunday

WHEN:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 16-18, 2018

WHERE:
WestWorld of Scottsdale, 16601 N. Pima Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260

HOURS:
Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, Saturday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Sunday 8:00am to 3:00pm

TICKETS:
Available at the event or online at www.good-guys.com.
General Admission: $20, Kids (7-12): $6.00, 6 and under free
(Advance discount tickets available at www.good-guys.com for $17 until midnight 11/15.
There is a $5 Spectator parking fee charged by WestWorld.
Complimentary guest shuttles provided from the parking lots to the spectator gate.

CONTACT PHONE:
Goodguys (925) 838-9876

WEB INFO:
https://www.good-guys.com/swn-2018

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CONTACT:
Betsy Bennett, Goodguys
503-246-0237—office
503-2701-3219--cell
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Teens: Parents can be the biggest influencers on your choices behind the wheel – but it’s ultimately up to you to make the right decisions.

There are a number of risks to consider before you make the decision to drive:

Seat belts are designed to keep you safe, whether you’re sitting in the front or back seat, by preventing you from being ejected from your vehicle. But in 2016, 569 passengers were killed in passenger vehicles driven by teen drivers, & more than half (54%) of those passengers who died were NOT buckled up at the time of the fatal crash. Even more troubling, in 85% of cases when the teen driver was unbuckled, the passengers were also unbuckled.

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla., Oct. 24, 2018-- Consumers are about to get a fresh look at Michelin® Wiper Blades thanks to a new national advertising campaign in support of the industry-leading product line. Anchored by 15- and 30-second television spots, the campaign includes radio and digital support, and will run through April 2019.

Known throughout the world as a sustainable mobility company, Michelin has built a reputation for high-quality, innovative products. The new ad campaign builds upon and honors that tradition.

The campaign aims to raise overall awareness for Michelin Wiper Blades as a premium choice for drivers who value safety and performance. The creative draws upon consumer familiarity with the iconic Michelin Man "hug" to inspire a sense of safety and security. The ads introduce the tagline, "Michelin Wiper Blades hug your windshield like our tires hug the road."

The Michelin wiper hug is the result of exclusive innovations, including Smart-Flex™ technology. Featured in Michelin Hybrid Wiper Blades, Smart-Flex technology combines the windshield-hugging features of a conventional spring-loaded blade with the anti-snow build-up feature of a beam blade for ultra-quiet and superior streak-free wiping in any weather. The result is long-lasting, all-season performance for optimum visibility.

The national gas price average is $2.85. That is six-cents cheaper than this month’s highest price of $2.91, which was the most expensive average during the month of October since 2014. Today’s price is also four cents cheaper than last week, the same price as last month and 39- cent more than this time last year.

Reduced refinery runs, due to peak maintenance season, have contributed to stable gasoline inventories amid lower demand, which is a contributing factor driving gas prices down.

“Motorists across the country are seeing gas prices more than a dime cheaper than last week, with 41 states having less expensive state averages on the week,” said Jeanette Casselano, AAA spokesperson. “Prices are falling despite market concerns about global supply and geopolitical tensions, but that could change later this month ahead of the U.S. announcement of imposed sanctions on Iran.”

Quick Stats

The nation’s top 10 least expensive markets are: Delaware ($2.56), Ohio ($2.57), South Carolina ($2.58), Mississippi ($2.58), Missouri ($2.59), Alabama ($2.60), Louisiana ($2.60), Texas ($2.61), Arkansas ($2.61) and Oklahoma ($2.61).
The nation’s top 10 largest weekly decreases are: Ohio (-12 cents), Delaware (-10 cents), Michigan (-10 cents), Indiana (-10 cents), Kentucky (-8 cents), Iowa (-7 cents), Maryland (-7 cents), Illinois (-7 cents), Oklahoma (-7 cents) and Missouri (-6 cents).

West Coast

Motorists in the West Coast region are paying the highest prices for retail gasoline in the country, with six of the region’s states landing on the nation’s top 10 most expensive list. Hawaii ($3.90) is the nation’s most expensive market, followed by California ($3.82), Washington ($3.54), Alaska ($3.39), Oregon ($3.38), Nevada ($3.29), and Arizona ($2.92). On the week, most prices are flat. However, Hawaii and Alaska have seen the largest increases, gaining two cents each.

The Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) weekly petroleum status report showed West Coast gasoline stocks decreased slightly to 27.6 million bbl during the week that ended on October 12. Stocks are approximately 1.5 million bbl lower than where they were at this time last year, which could cause prices to spike if there is a supply challenge in the region this week.