View:
car maintenance
Summer is just around the corner here in Oklahoma, and that means it’s about to get hot. One of the biggest dangers that Oklahoma’s climate poses to drivers it the chance that your car could overheat while you’re on the road. To minimize the chances of your Oklahoma City used car overheating and leaving you … Continued
car maintenance
For better or worse summer is over, and that means it’s time to start getting ready for fall and winter. Along with pulling out your sweaters and washing your long socks, you should also make sure another important possession is prepped for the end of the year: your used car. There are a few simple … Continued
Buy Here Pay Here Dealership
Anyone who’s lived through an Oklahoma summer knows how hot it can get outside. They also know how much hotter it can get inside – specifically, inside a car parked in the sun for more than a few minutes. Sitting down in a hot car is never fun, which is why we’ve put together a … Continued
Car Customizations
Want to get a little more out of your Oklahoma used car? Aftermarket accessories are a great, low-impact way to enhance your car’s capabilities and keep you safer and more comfortable. From high-tech helpers to emergency preparedness tools, these are some of our favorite accessories and add-ons for today’s used cars.
car safety
Whether you’re driving a brand-new car or a used car, you never want to get in a car accident. However, accidents do happen. Even safe drivers can find themselves in a car accident – we can’t control what other drivers do and we can’t change the weather. No matter how carefully you drive or how … Continued
car safety
After you buy your next used car at The KEY, you still have some work to do before you can drive your new car legally. Specifically, you’ll need to get your new used car put on your car insurance plan. However, getting a new car is also a great opportunity to shop for a better … Continued
car safety
Oklahoma City Bicycling Safety Tips Bicycling is becoming more and more popular in Oklahoma City. The city government recently approved an eight mile bike path running from the Oklahoma River to Lake Hefner, a project that will cost more than $18 million. And this is only one of the many bike trails and bike lanes … Continued