Category Archives: Feature Articles

Raising Tomorrow’s Rabble Rousers Today

Posted on July 6, 2011 by tomdwyer

Summer Camp Empowers Youth Leaders for Social Change OK, so we’re a little socially outspoken here at Tom Dwyer. One of the big issues that’s repeatedly drawn Tom’s frustration in the past is the apathy that too many people show … Continue reading →

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Hitting The Road For A Year-Long Summer EcoJaunt invites you to join their adventure

Posted on June 3, 2011 by tomdwyer

You’ve may have had the fantasy of being a travel writer being paid to go to exotic locales. Or maybe your dream is to be a sports reporter, and see every game of the season from the best seats. This … Continue reading →

Posted in 2011 June, Environmental, Feature Articles, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Uncategorized | Comments Off

Don’t Get Taken For A Ride Tips for buying a NEW car on YOUR terms

Posted on June 3, 2011 by tomdwyer

“If you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles.” -Sun Tzu It may be a little extreme to view car buying as war, but as in any conflict the same rules apply. … Continue reading →

Posted in 2011 June, Car Information, Feature Articles, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Uncategorized | Comments Off

Investigative report targets Tom Dwyer Automotive: College research paper caught our attention

Posted on June 3, 2011 by tomdwyer

You know your day is off to a bad start when you come into work and there’s a team from “60 Minutes” waiting to talk with you. A couple months ago, a gentleman called the shop about an investigative report … Continue reading →

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Naomi’s Organic Farm Supply- Good neighbor wants to stay in the neighborhood

Posted on April 29, 2011 by tomdwyer

If you’ve ever driven down Tacoma Street towards McLoughlin Boulevard, you’ve seen the “baby chicks” sign right before you hit the McLoughlin overpass. If you’ve never turned off to see the chicks then you’ve missed an opportunity to see Naomi’s … Continue reading →

Posted in 2011 May, Feature Articles, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Uncategorized | Comments Off

Electricity in a Box- The Shocking Truth About Your Car’s Battery

Posted on April 29, 2011 by tomdwyer

If you’ve used our Tom Dwyer Client Shuttle, you’ve probably met Jeff Anderson, the main shuttle driver. The shuttle van is often a source of lively conversation, about life, politics, and sometimes even cars, so Jeff knows what many of … Continue reading →

Posted in 2011 May, Car Information, Feature Articles, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters | Comments Off

Support an Oregon State Bank!

Posted on April 29, 2011 by tomdwyer

Oregon has long been known as a legislative leader. Our Gas Tax, Beach Bill, Family Leave Bill, Bottle Bill, and more have gone on to become model legislation for other states and the entire country. Now, Oregon is looking to … Continue reading →

Posted in 2011 May, Feature Articles, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Politics, Uncategorized | Comments Off

Report from the VFP rally- Hundreds marched, no one cared. Success?

Posted on April 1, 2011 by tomdwyer

(by Charles Letherwood) On March 19, Tom Dwyer Automotive was a proud endorser of the Veteran’s For Peace Rally commemorating the 8th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. I was there on behalf of the company, and I’d like to … Continue reading →

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A REAL Look Under The Hood Our proprietary Inspection Process is one reason we’re different.

Posted on February 25, 2011 by tomdwyer

The Auto Repair Industry is full of “free inspections”. “Deals” like free brake inspections, free safety inspections, or the classic “free multipoint inspection” abound. In most cases these inspections are superficial or otherwise less-than-complete. Although there are some good inspection … Continue reading →