Vehicle Financing in Fonthill
With over thirty years experience in helping our customers find the right vehicle, we've been able to secure our position as financing experts in the auto industry. We pride ourselves on helping our customers through the maze of financial options available in respect to vehicle finance and leasing.
Benefits:
- As a dealer we have access to all the banks and can shop the rates for you.
- As a dealer we finance more money than most individuals and are eligible for preferred rates.
- All of our loans are open.
- Your new vehicle is the only collateral for any loan we arrange.
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To the highest degree, our clientele is repeat business, so we want to ensure all the paperwork, options and financing is prepared, explained in a way that will exceed your expectations.
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Fonthill is a community in the town of Pelham, Ontario, Canada. It has a few small industries, most notably Fonthill Lumber but is primarily a residential suburb known for its upscale homes and community spirit. As a bedroom community, most residents commute to Welland, St. Catharines and some as far as Buffalo, Hamilton and Toronto daily for work.
Letters written by Henry Giles, a settler who came to the area in 1840, suggest that he chose the name Fonthill because the area looked similar to the area around Fonthill Abbey in England. The village's first post office (and thus the Village of Fonthill) was established in 1856. On June 10, 2006 Fonthill celebrated its 150th anniversary. The celebration was marked by the opening of the band stand (a replica of the original band stand the existed in the early 1900s), historical displays and a variety of musical and artistic presentations.
Fonthill shares its name with the Fonthill Kame, on which it is located, formed by glacial deposits. Niagara's only coldwater stream originates underground as meltwater from ancient glacial remnants left buried after the last ice age. The glacier remnants are found inside St. John's Conservation Area. On a clear day, the tall buildings of Niagara Falls to the East and Toronto to the North are clearly visible. As well one vantage point allows a view of both Lake Ontario and Lake Erie at the same time, the only spot where this is possible. Following the War of 1812 it was proposed to build a fortification on the site, to be named Fort Wellington. As tension between Canada and the U.S.A. lessened, the idea was abandoned. At one time a ski tow operated on the slope.
Fonthill is a fifteen minute drive south of St. Catharines, five minutes northwest of Welland, twenty minutes west from Niagara Falls and twenty minutes north of Port Colborne. Its main access route is Highway 20, a portion of which is also known as Canboro Road, running west to east from Hamilton to Niagara Falls. Access to the United States is through either the Peace Bridge in Fort Erie, the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, or the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge in Queenston. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.