2588 West US Highway 90
Lake City, FL 32055
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Prices do not include tax, tag, title, registration, any dealer-installed accessories, or dealer-provided benefits. Additional fees include a pre-delivery service fee of $1,298, a Private Tag Agency Fee of $189, and an Electronic Registration Filing Fee of $598, which charges represent costs and profits to the dealer for items such as inspecting, cleaning, and adjusting vehicles, and preparing documents related to the sale. We strive to update our inventory regularly, but there may be a delay between the sale of a vehicle and inventory updates. Prices, specifications, and availability are subject to change without notice. Pricing includes all applicable manufacturer incentives and may not be combined with other exclusive offers. All advertised prices are for in-stock units only and include all applicable dealer, manufacturer discounts and incentives. Some offers and incentives require financing through the Manufacturer Captive Lender, subject to approved credit. Please contact the dealer for the most current information and details. While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, the dealership is not responsible for errors or omissions on this site. To receive any special or advertised pricing, a copy of the advertisement must be presented at the time of purchase. Prior sales are excluded. Due to supply chain challenges and limited inventory, vehicles may be subject to an additional market adjustment depending on inventory production, availability, and market conditions.
Keeping your vehicle clean and shiny involves more than soap and water. Waxing is a key step, but you may not know when to wax or how often. So that you become an informed vehicle owner, Rountree-Moore Ford has some tips for you.
Don't confuse when to wax with how often to wax. The answer to when is always last. You wax after washing your car, and polishing it…
Maintenance checks are a vital part of car care. This includes tire rotations, oil changes, and of course, alignments. Alignments should be performed at regular intervals to ensure your car keeps running smoothly. Alignments also ensure your tires wear appropriately.
If you drive in areas with large amounts of construction or bumps, your tires may get out of alignment.
Driving with damaged or worn brake pads is extremely dangerous, and your entire braking system needs to be regularly inspected. We believe that drivers should also know about some of the most common signs that their brake pads are about to go out. Catching those early warning signs could help you avoid a major accident in the near future.