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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why buy used acura at autoautonation acura stevens creek?

  AutoNation Acura Stevens Creek has a wide range of used Acura models available, with many of them being Certified Pre-Owned. In addition to used Acura vehicles, we also carry a variety of used cars, trucks, and SUVs from other premium manufacturers. On a tight budget? We even feature a selection of Used Cars Under $10,000!

• Why Peabody podiatry?

  Thoroughly trained in all aspects of podiatric medicine, Dr. Peabody enjoys all facets of podiatry including both conservative and surgical treatment, with a special emphasis on biomechanics and sports medicine. Dr. Shabazz is active in the community and participates in many community service and volunteer projects.

• Why choose Acura Service and repair at Acura Criswell?

  Criswell Acura offers Acura service and repair, so you have access to the latest specialized technology and precise analysis from Acura trained technicians who undergo regular, frequent training so they’re always up-to-date on every component of your vehicle.

• What is the history of the peabody train?

  Peabody’s first train line was built in 1846 by the Essex Railroad, ultimately connecting Salem, Peabody, Danvers and Lawrence. On July 4, 1848, 3,000 people traveled the Peabody to Danvers section of the journey and marveled at the innovation.

• What is the George Peabody Library?

  The George Peabody Library is widely recognized as one of the most beautiful library spaces in the world, but is also an essential space for teaching and research. Formerly the Library of the Peabody Institute of the City of Baltimore, the library’s collection dates from the founding of the Peabody Institute in 1857.