At Dick Scott Automotive Group we realize how important it is to find new and innovative ways to motivate parents and guardians to support their children's education. That's why we created Dick Scott Donation Vouchers, a new way to raise funds for your school.
 
As a participant of our program, your organization will receive donation vouchers on a monthly or quarterly basis. The vouchers are for distribution to parent/guardians of students. Participants will, in turn, present them at any Dick Scott Dealership location when they purchase/lease a new or pre-owned vehicle. At the end of each month, your organization will receive $100 for every voucher redeemed! Any costs associated with designing the artwork for your organization and printing the donation vouchers is absorbed by Dick Scott.

 

Dick Scott Automotive Group welcomes Tonda Elementry School to our PTA Program!

 

Toys can be dropped off at ANY Dick Scott Automotive Group location between November 3rd and December 17th. Toys For Tots requests that your donation be a NEW, UNWRAPPED toy. Please no stuffed animals as they can no longer be distributed because they can harbor germs.

PLEASE NOTE: Toys For Tots is always in need of gifts for 9 to 12 year olds, both boys and girls. Craft or hobby kits, makeup kits, electronics and CD's, are always great choices!

 

Dick Scott Dodge

684 W. Ann Arbor Rd

Plymouth, MI 48170

800-571-6906

 

Dick Scott Motormall

3030 Fowlerville Road

Fowlerville, MI 48836

800-486-2415

 

Dick Scott Nissan

42175 Michigan Avenue

Canton, MI 48188

800-504-8536

 

Dick Scott Collision

1035 S Mill Street

Plymouth, MI 48170

734-451-2555

 

If you are unable to make it out to one of our stores to drop off a toy, please visit the Toys For Tots website to donate online.

Dick Scott is very excited to announce that we will be opening Indian Motorcycle Detroit in December of 2008!  The new bike shop will be located at 41775 Michigan Avenue, Canton, MI 48188 and our phone number will be (800) 240-9476.  Here is a little information on our new product:

 

The 2009 Indian Chief Motorcycles are designed and engineered to be powerful works of art. Each Indian Chief features a factory built 105 cubic inch PowerPlus engine with electronic fuel injection. The head turning PowerPlus engine unites style and technology while delivering the heart-pounding torque and pavement ripping power you expect from America's motorcycle company.

From the tip of the Chief's deep-valanced front fender to the ergonomically designed, genuine leather seat, every detail of the motorcycle strikes a perfect balance between the legendary heritage of Indian and the comfort, style and performance you demand in a quality machine.

Since 1901, Indian Motorcycle has been known for innovation technology and unparalleled craftsmanship. We are dedicated to remaining true to that legacy and to building the highest-quality, handcrafted motorcycles. Each Indian Motorcycle is a labor of love.

The motorcycle itself was the inspiration for the entire design of our dealerships, and it is fit for a Chief. Colors, contours, textures and finishes throughout, from leather to chrome studs, are all part of the world of Indian Motorcycle.

Ultimate service delivered by knowledgeable staff is our promise to you. Whether you are attending an event or buying the Chief of your dreams, you can expect to be treated like a member of the tribe.

Available in three models:

Have you checked your Dick Scott Rewards Card Points lately? Checking your points is as easy as going to our website, navigate to the "Rewards" menu and clicking on "Check Your Points." We'll need your email address before you can sign in so if you haven't given us that information yet please email us at Rewards@DickScott.com with your email address and Rewards Card number. Once you're in our system you can check your points. Points can be redeemed for anything from a car wash or oil change to a discount on your next new or pre-owned vehicle purchase or lease. This is just another part of the "Dick Scott Difference".
 

 

November's Trivia Question:

Q. In what year did Indian Motorcycle introduce the V-Twin engine to the world? 

 

October's Trivia Question:

Q. What was the name of the first automaker to design the Jeep? 

A.  American Bantam in Butler, Pennsylvania 

 

Good luck and don't forget to email you answers to newsletter@dickscott.com!

20 Oreo Cookies, crushed (about 2 cups)
3 Tbsp butter, melted
4 pkg. (8oz ea) Cream Cheese, softened
1 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
1 cup sour cream
4 eggs
6 squares Baker's Semi-Sweet Chocolate, melted, cooled

Preheat oven to 325. Line 13×9" pan with foil (let the ends extend over the sides of the pan.) Mix cookie crumbs and butter; press down firmly onto the bottom of pan. Bake 10 minutes.
Beat cream cheese, sugar and vanilla in large bowl with electric mixer on medium speed until well blended. Add sour cream; mix well. Add eggs, one at a time, beating on low speed after each one, just until blended.

Remove 1 cup of batter; set aside. Stir melted chocolate into the remaining batter in large bowl; pour over crust. Top with spoonfuls of the remaining 1 cup plain butter; cut through the batters with a knife several times to make a swirled effect.

Bake 40 min. or until center is almost set. Cool completely. Refrigerate for at least 4 hours or overnight. Use the foil handles to lift the cheesecake from the pan before cutting to serve. Store leftovers in the refrigerator.

Makes 16 1-piece servings..

Tip:  Do not overmix. Keeping air out of the batter will keep it looking smooth on top.
 

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