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What is a Negative Equity Car Loan? A negative equity car loan occurs when you owe more on your vehicle than it is currently worth. This situation, often referred to as being "upside down on a car loan," can arise due to factors like rapid depreciation, high-interest rates, or rolling over old debt into a new loan. For example, if your car is valued at $20,000 but your loan balance is $25,000, you have $5,000 in negative equity. Drivers in Circleville, OH, may find themselves in this situation for various reasons, but understanding the root cause is the first step toward resolving it. more Upside Down on a Car Loan: What to Do If you’re upside down on a car loan, there are several strategies to consider: Keep the Vehicle Longer: By holding onto your car and continuing to make payments, you can gradually reduce the loan balance until it aligns with or falls below the vehicle’s value. Refinance Your Loan: Refinancing may help lower your interest rate or extend your loan term, making payments more manageable while addressing negative equity. Make Extra Payments: Paying more than the minimum each month can help reduce the principal balance faster, minimizing the gap between what you owe and what your car is worth. At Coughlin Ford of Circleville, our team can guide you through these options and help you make an informed decision tailored to your financial situation. How to Avoid Negative Equity in the Future Preventing negative equity starts with smart purchasing decisions. Here are some tips: Make a Larger Down Payment: A substantial down payment reduces the amount you need to finance, decreasing the risk of negative equity. Choose Vehicles with High Resale Value: Ford vehicles, known for their durability and American craftsmanship, often retain their value better than competitors. Avoid Rolling Over Debt: When trading in a vehicle, ensure that any remaining loan balance is paid off rather than added to a new loan. By working with trusted dealerships like Coughlin Ford of Circleville, you can access tools and advice to make financially sound decisions when purchasing or financing a vehicle. Visit today! If you’re dealing with a negative equity car loan or wondering what to do when upside down on a car loan, visit Coughlin Ford of Circleville. Our experts are here to help drivers in Circleville, OH, explore practical solutions and find the best path forward. Negative equity car loans can feel overwhelming, but they’re not insurmountable. By understanding your options and working with knowledgeable professionals, you can regain control of your finances and make smarter vehicle decisions moving forward. Whether you're upside down on a car loan or looking to avoid negative equity altogether, we’re here to help every step of the way. Visit Coughlin Ford of Circleville today!

Each moment of combustion inside the cylinders of your car's engine requires a careful balance of fuel and oxygen to generate power efficiently, but a clogged air filter can restrict the airflow and interrupt the entire process. With a good Ford air filter maintenance procedure, as explained below, you'll keep your engine breathing and combusting smoothly for years to come. Replace Your Air Filter Once a Year Your engine's air filter primarily catches dust and dirt before it enters the engine. If you drive frequently in heavy traffic, your filter will also fill up with airborne contaminants from exhaust fumes. On top of that, filters have to contend with insects and occasional leaves, and other larger debris. In typical driving conditions, the air filter will be fine for a year before it starts to clog up enough to limit the inflow of air. A yearly replacement schedule is therefore usually sufficient to ensure a clean inflow of air. more Check Your Filter Before Each Oil Change It's a good idea to check your air filter before each oil change, just in case it's deteriorating more rapidly than expected. Then, if the filter seems the worse for wear, you can have a new one installed while visiting our dealership. The air filter is located inside the filter housing under the hood. You'll need to raise the housing cover to remove the filter and inspect it. Check between the filter's pleats and hold it up to the light. If there are large patches of clogged grime or the light barely passes through the filter, you probably need a new one. Notice Symptoms of a Clogged Air Filter If your filter is too dirty, you'll notice various issues relating to the engine. Your car is likely to lose power, and the spark plugs may misfire, causing the engine to sputter and shudder. Misfiring can lead to engine stalls when you slow down, and idling will become louder and less smooth. You may also see black smoke emerging from the tailpipe behind you as fuel leaks back into the exhaust pipes. This is sometimes accompanied by backfiring as fuel ignites outside of the cylinders. If you don't fix misfiring spark plugs quickly, the catalytic converter can become damaged or even destroyed. All these warning signs should prompt you to check your air filter at once. Allow our technicians to install a fresh filter in your engine compartment. Come to Coughlin Ford of Circleville in Circleville, OH. We can quickly return your engine to peak performance and keep it that way with regular automotive services.

Looking for the cutting edge of all-electric automotive performance? Then only one vehicle fits the bill: the 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E. With aggressive all-electric motors and plenty of track-ready features, the Mustang Mach-E proves that performance doesn't have to mean paying extra at the pump. And with the everyday practicality to make every drive a joy, the Mustang Mach-E brings sizzling performance to the everyday. The Silent Thunder of Electric Hooves The 2025 Mustang Mach-E is living proof that louder doesn't mean better. And with both RWD and eAWD configurations available, it's prepared to bring Mustang performance off the road and into the dirt track. In fact, the Mustang GT Rally offers special Rallycross-inspired sports tuning and Magneride damping system for wild off-road adventures. The Mustang Mach-E offers an array of powerful motor setups, with the most exhilarating configurations putting 480 horsepower and a heart-pounding 700 lb-ft of torque at your command. That configuration, with the GT Performance Upgrade package on the Mustang Mach-E GT or standard on the Mustang Mach-E Rally, has enough power to blast occupants from 0-60 in just 3.4 seconds. more What Range Anxiety? Many drivers have hesitated to switch to electric vehicles due to range issues with some EVs. But with the Mustang Mach-E, drivers get between 250 and 320 miles of range, depending on the engine configuration and battery pack selected. And with the Ford Power Promise, each Mustang Mach-E purchased or leased at a Ford dealership is eligible for a complimentary Ford Charge Station Pro with installation by Qmerit. If your family loves road trips, that's even better, because so does the Mustang Mach-E. With EV-routing navigation, you can easily build cross-country routes that keep you close to charge stations. And with access to the BlueOval Charge Network, you'll have access to the largest integrated public charging network in North America, making it easier than ever to stay juiced up on the go. Perfectly Practical The sleep lines and pony-car logo may call out the Mustang Mach-E for the high-performance vehicle that it is, but its design is also designed to be practical for everyday driving. The result is a vehicle with bountiful space for every passenger and over 27 cubic feet of cargo capacity, plus a "frunk" front-trunk for extra storage. With a massive center-stack display powered by Ford's SYNC 4A infotainment technology, keeping connected is easy and fun. The available panoramic fixed-glass roof offers stunning skyline views and makes the Mustang Mach-E feel even roomier, while the available Bang & Olufsen sound system cranks the excellent listening experience up to a whole new level. The future of performance can only be found at your Ford dealer. Test drive the 2025 Mustang Mach-E today at Coughlin Ford of Circleville in Circleville, OH.

Coughlin Ford of Circleville is proud to be part of the fight against cancer through participation in Pelotonia 2024. This annual event brings together over 6,500 riders to raise funds for innovative cancer research. We are honored to contribute to this meaningful cause. Team Coughlin's Impact Our team included 23 passionate riders who covered an impressive 1,403 miles, collectively raising $64,052 for groundbreaking cancer research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James (OSUCC – James). Two of our team members achieved High Roller status, reflecting their outstanding fundraising efforts. more Ongoing Dedication Since becoming involved, Team Coughlin has raised a total of $365,037 for cancer research. This year alone, Pelotonia riders raised an impressive $26,200,095, showcasing the power of a united community. Looking Ahead We extend heartfelt thanks to all our riders, supporters, and the community for making this year's Pelotonia a success. Together, we can continue making a difference.Learn more about Pelotonia and how you can get involved by visiting Pelotonia.org.

The sun is shining and you're itching to get outside and do something in the great wide open. And what better way to do that than spending a day out on one of the local golf courses near Circleville, OH? Visit one of these locations the next time your clubs need dusting off. 1. Pickaway Country Club The immaculate greens and fairways and the friendly staff of this full-service facility will have you coming back time and time again. Stop by the pro shop for your golfing needs before you head out to play the 18 holes. When you visit their website, you can reserve tee times, get scorecards and rules, and see a course layout. You can also inquire about joining a league or outing. When you've finished playing, relax at the onsite restaurant to refuel your body. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and they have a full bar. Pickaway is located at 1399 Stoutsville Pike. Please drink responsibly and in moderation, and do not drink and drive. more 2. Crown Hill From wildlife to creeks and gently rolling greens to rivers, this 270-acre public venue has a little bit of everything. The holes are challenging, yet fun, and they offer something for players of any skill level. The 18 holes are considered some of the prettiest around as well. You can also get some practice at the driving range before or after your game. Join a Tuesday or Thursday night league, and if your significant other is interested, there's even a Friday night couples league. Or you can enroll your child in a junior summer clinic. And be sure to visit the pro shop for name brands like Titleist, Bridgestone, and Callaway. Stop at the clubhouse, which overlooks the greens, and enjoy a sandwich, snack, or beverage. Crown Hill is located at 9500 US-22 in Williamsport, just 10 miles to the west of Circleville. 3. Split Rock Located under 20 miles to the northwest, Split Rock is a public establishment that boasts 18 holes. The front nine are a bit more open than the back nine, but all will challenge your game.  Book your tee time on their website and take a look at the affordable membership rates. Before you visit, check out the aerial tour of each hole, which is on their website. We also appreciate the staff, who are welcoming and helpful. Visit here at 10210 Scioto-Darby Rd. in Orient. Throw your clubs in the back of your new 2024 Ford Expedition XLT and head out to your next golfers' paradise. Stop by Coughlin Ford of Circleville today. We'll get you all set with your ideal vehicle today! We are at 24001 U.S. Rt. 23 S. Image via pixabay.com.

Circleville, OH is a charming little town with a friendly community spirit and plenty of attractive buildings, peaceful parks, and welcoming mom-and-pop stores. With the glistening waters of the Scioto River running past and a few lovely nearby lakes, there are some terrific fishing spots in and around town. Here are four of the best of them. A.W. Marion State Park The residents of Circleville are fortunate to have a fantastic state park right beside town. The beautiful Hargus Lake in the center of the park offers many terrific spots to unfold your chair and cast your fishing line. The lake is well-stocked with bluegill, channel catfish, crappie, and largemouth bass: all the fish an avid angler could wish for. You can fish from one of the peaceful banks or take a boat out onto the lake to fish from the water. The park is very well-kept and full of other fun things to do, with plenty of benches, picnic tables, hiking trails, campsites, and attractive natural scenery. It's located at 7317 Warner-Huffer Road, Circleville, a few miles to the northeast of town. You can enjoy the short drive there in your brand-new 2024 Ford Mustang GT Premium. Use your Mustang's Voice-Activated Navigation with Pinch-to-Zoom Capability to effortlessly find the park and lake. more Elmon Richards Scioto River Fishing Access On the western side of town, you can take advantage of the picturesque Scioto River at the Elmon Richards Scioto River Fishing Access. It's a lovely natural spot right on Circleville's doorstep, with a quiet stretch of riverbank to settle for some great fishing. In the river, you'll find all kinds of catch, including channel catfish, bullhead catfish, flathead catfish, smallmouth bass, and crappies. The area is nicely maintained and is rarely crowded. You're likely to enjoy total peace and quiet for a few hours as you fish, especially if you go there after dark. Find this nearby angling spot at J22R+9W. Canal Park - Pickaway County Park District A couple of miles further to the west brings you to this popular local park that has an abundance of fun things to do, including strolls beside the river, bird watching, hunting, trapping, and fishing. You're likely to see plenty of wildlife as you relax beside the water in this peaceful, historic park. You can find it at 23352 Canal Road. Kinnikinnick Wildlife Area A short drive to the south of town brings you to a secluded forested wildlife area that offers some excellent fishing on the river or creek. Here, you can fish for catfish, bluegill, crappies, and many other species. You're likely to see a variety of waterfowl flapping or paddling past, including mallards, swans, geese, and wood ducks. In this neck of the woods, attentive bird watchers might even catch sight of a bald eagle or two. You can find the wildlife area on Orr Road, U.S. Route 23, on the way to neighboring Chillicothe. Once you've angled to your heart's content at one of these great local fishing areas, visit Coughlin Ford of Circleville. As an award-winning local dealership, we provide great cars, great deals, and great customer service. Image via pixabay.com.

Pack your outdoor gear in the trunk of a Ford Escape, EcoSport, or Explorer, and head down the road to enjoy all the exciting outdoor activities around Circleville, OH. Fish, paddle, and boat on a picturesque lake, pitch your tent in a beautiful woodland setting, catch glimpses of bird life along the banks of the scenic Scioto River, and play rounds of golf on an excellent 18-hole course. 1. Go Paddling, Boating, Fishing, and Camping in A.W. Marion State Park Spend a few peaceful hours fishing, paddling, and boating on the scenic 145-acre Hargus Lake, surrounded by rolling woodlands in the A.W. Marion State Park at 7519 Warner-Huffer Road in Circleville. The lake is well known as one of the state's best fishing holes and is annually stocked by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Find the ideal fishing spot along the Hagus Lake Trail that circles the lake, or head to the marina that offers boat rentals and wet your hook for largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, and channel catfish. Stay over for a few nights in the park's pet-friendly campground with electric and non-electric campsites near restrooms, flush toilets, and a camp store. more 2. Enjoy Hiking and Birding in Canal Park Canal Park at 23352 Canal Road in Circleville spreads 16 acres along the banks of the scenic Scioto River, where over 70 bird species, including an array of waterfowl, nesting, and migrating birds, have been recorded. Put on your hiking boots and follow the 2.7 Towpath Trail, a grassed route along the river and the historic 1800s Ohio-Erie Canal through woodlands, past wetlands, farm fields, and a rock quarry to catch glimpses of ospreys and eagles. Head down the short Wetland Trail along the river banks that connect the Towpath Trail to the Pickaway Trail and follow the path to the 2.5-mile Richards River Trail. This grassed path follows the river and winds past a picturesque lake where you'll spot plenty of bird and animal life and enjoy the spectacular river and wetland views. 3. Play a Round of Golf on the Picaway Golf Course Tee off at the 18-hole Picaway Golf Course at 1399 Stoutsville Pike in Circleville. Picaway Golf Course, maintained to United States Golf Association standards, has excellent greens, well-defined fairways, and roughs and features 6385 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, with a course rating of 70.8 and a slope rating of 131. It is a magnificent full-service facility with superb clubhouse amenities, including a pro shop selling top golfing equipment and a restaurant serving delicious breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. Go on an outdoor adventure around town and have loads of fun. Stop at Coughlin Ford of Circleville today to check out the new Ford SUVs and find the perfect model to take you on exciting outdoor excursions. Image via pixabay.com.

Spring in and around Circleville, OH, is a festive time of year full of exciting spring activities. Get behind the wheel of a Ford EcoSport, Bronco, or Expedition and join the fun at all the fantastic events and festivals below. 1. Potting Party The Rhoads Garden Center at 1051 Street Route 56 East in Circleville celebrates spring each year at the end of April with a Potting Party between 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Roll up your sleeves and prepare for spring gardening by creating a stunning container garden with the help of the center's expert gardening team. The center will provide everything you need, show you how to assemble your container garden, and keep it looking beautiful throughout the season while you sip a glass of wine. Only drink the wine if you're an adult, drink responsibly, and please don't drive. more 2. Gold Cliff - Arbor Day Open House Spend an afternoon and early evening on the rolling green lawns of Gold Cliff Park, a fantastic event and wedding venue at 27340 US Route 23 in Circleville, between noon and 8 p.m. in support of the Pickaway County Dog Shelter. Stroll through the beautiful 25-acre park, and enjoy delicious food and music at the Shawnee Picnic Shelter. 3. Spring Bird Hike Head to Canal Park at 23352 Canal Road in  Circleville on April 29 at 9 a.m. to enjoy a spring morning hiking with the Pickaway County Park District on the annual Spring Bird Hike, an extension of the Pickaway County Park District bird checklist program. The Spring Bird Hike starts in Canal Park on the west bank of the scenic Scioto River and follows the trail to the pristine Calamus Swamp, a 19-acre kettle hole formed during the last ice age to catch glimpses of marsh birds and waterfowl along the way. 4. Viking Festival One spring event you don't want to miss is the annual Viking Festival on the last Saturday and Sunday of April every year in the Ashville Community Park at 165 Walnut Street in Ashville, 9.4 miles from Circleville. Meet expert craftsmen and artisans displaying Viking-themed leather goods, hand-woven textiles, furs, wood carvings, and pewter products. Attend 15th-century weapons demonstrations on King Herald's Battlefield and watch the Daring Douglasses, Bjorn's Bellydance, and the PB and J Circus on the Greenland Stage. Join the feasts in Heimdall's Horn a' Plenty and Thor's Feast Hall, or grab a bite to eat at one of the food stops on the way to the Grove of Heroes, a historic timeline through the ages. The festival is free, but please bring a canned food donation for the Ashville Food Pantry. Ring in spring by learning how to create a beautiful container garden, enjoy an afternoon of good food and music supporting the local dog shelter, go on a scenic birdwatching excursion, and get transported back to the time of the Vikings. Before you hit the road, call Coughlin Ford of Circleville today for a maintenance appointment and ensure your vehicle is in tip-top shape for fun spring outings. Images via pixabay.com.

If you are looking for fantastic shopping spots within driving distance of Circleville, OH, look no further. We have compiled a list of some of Circleville's best shops, boutiques, and stores for your convenience. 1. Pickaway Craft Mall You can find the Pickaway Craft Mall at 2146 North Court St. They are open from 10 am to 5 pm Monday thru Saturday and from 1 pm to 5 pm on Sundays. Pickaway has everything from kitchen appliances to furniture, candles, decorations, and more. The store is open, friendly, and organized, with friendly employees that are ready to help you find the perfect item. In addition to its incredible atmosphere and friendly staff, the inventory at the Pickaway Craft Mall is constantly shifting. This means that you can shop there every week and never get bored staring at the same items over and over. Check out their fantastic selection of puzzles, board games, movies, and books to help stave away boredom this winter. more 2. Christopher's Boutique Christopher's Boutique can be located at 121 South Court Street. You can find premier brands for women's clothing, handbags, accessories, footwear, and more at Christopher's. They have been serving Circleville for 51 years and offer personalized assistance as well. 3. Wittich's Candy Shop If you are looking for the best sweets in town or a gift for your favorite sugar-craving loved one, check out Wittich's Candy Shop. You can find Wittich's at 117 West High Street between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm Monday thru Saturday. Take a deep breath when you step inside Wittich's and enjoy the incredible smells. Wittich's is the oldest standing candy shop in the nation. It was established in 1840 and has been proudly serving the residents of Circleville for 183 years. You can pick up hand-dipped chocolates and nuts, jelly bellies, old-fashioned candies, wedding supplies, mugs, tins, plush toys, sodas, shakes, sundaes, and more inside Wittich's. 4. Chic Rose Boutique Chic Rose Boutique is located at 117 West Main Street here in Circleville and is open Tuesday thru Friday from 11 am to 6 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm. Chic Rose Boutique has an adorable storefront, a pleasant atmosphere, and excellent customer service. It is a women's clothing boutique with an inventory that changes regularly. You can find jeans, blouses, shirts, button-ups, skirts, and more at the Chic Rose Boutique. Check out their accessories to find adorable hats, including natural faux leather belted fedoras. Additionally, check out their dresses and rompers for an excellent selection of items for the upcoming spring. After you stop at Wittich's for a sweet treat, swing by Coughlin Ford of Circleville so we can get you hooked up with one of our specials today. Image via Pixabay.com.

During the cold winter months, it can be hard to think of fun activities near Circleville, OH, to get out of the house. But luckily, there are plenty of great winter activities that are just a short drive away. From outdoor winter sports to cozy indoor alternatives, there are activities to suit every type of person. Ice Fishing at Buckeye Lake Ice fishing is a great winter activity, and Buckeye Lake is one of the best lakes in Ohio for it. With more than 100 miles of shoreline, Buckeye Lake has plenty of access points for ice fishing. And since it has more than an average annual snowfall of nearly 60 inches, you should also be able to catch some great ice fishing opportunities during the winter. This is a great winter activity for those who like to fish, and Buckeye Lake also has other types of fishing available, including catfish, bass, and walleye. Buckeye Lake is located at 2905 Leibs Island Rd NE, Millersport. more Visiting the Lights at Hocking Hills State Park When you are exploring fun activities near Circleville, there is no better place to visit than Hocking Hills State Park. Located at State Route 56 and OH-374, Logan, this Ohio state park is home to more than 2,000 decorated lights, and with so many lights on some of the hills, it can be hard to believe that it is the same park you see in the summer. There are also plenty of other fun activities near Circleville you can do at Hocking Hills State Park, including taking a sleigh ride, visiting the lighted outdoor ice rink, and enjoying the outdoor activities in the area. Taking a Winter Hike at Alum Creek State Park Many of the best activities near Circleville include visiting a nearby state park. Though there are many other activities for which to visit Ohio's state parks, one of the best is a winter hike. There are plenty of trails at state parks near Circleville that are great for a winter hike. One of the best is Alum Creek State Park, which has a variety of trails that are great for beginners and experts alike. The park is located at 3400 Lewis Center Rd, Lewis Center. Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean you need to stay inside. There are plenty of great activities that are perfect for the season. Whether you are planning a weekend escape with your family or an exciting winter adventure in your Ford Explorer Platinum, visiting one of these spots is a great way to break from the routine. Before you hit the road, visit us at Coughlin Ford of Circleville!

Set along the banks of the Scioto River and about 30 miles south of downtown Columbus, the city of Circleville, OH is home to several local parks where you can spend some time in nature and enjoy your favorite outdoor activities. If you are searching for the best places to discover in your new 2022 Ford Edge and go hiking, picnicking, or wildlife-watching with your family, here are three nearby spots worth the drive. 1. A.W. Marion State Park An open parkland offering several miles of hiking and biking trails and offering public access to Hargus Lake, A.W. Marion State Park is a fantastic destination for a day trip from Circleville. Managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and covering an area of over 300 acres, this state park provides habitat to several different species of wildlife including great blue herons, white-tailed deer, fox squirrels, and red foxes. A.W. Marion State Park is located about five miles northeast of the Circleville city center and can be visited free of charge throughout the year. Getting here takes about 10 minutes via route US-22, making it a popular weekend destination among locals. Other recreational activities you can enjoy in this nature reserve include fishing, boating, and picnicking. more 2. Deer Creek State Park Located about 17 miles west of downtown Circleville, Deer Creek State Park boasts over 3,000 acres of lush and hilly woodlands, an 18-hole golf course, a full-service marina, and a fully equipped campground. A popular destination among nature lovers, this place is a fantastic destination for different activities including swimming, picnicking, boating, wildlife watching, and camping. Driving from the Circleville city center to Deer Creek State Park takes about 20 minutes via route US-22, making it a perfect destination to spend a day off and enjoy some quality time in nature. This state park is open year-round between 7:00 am and 11:00 pm and is also home to large populations of birds and mammals. 3. Clear Creek Metro Park A scenic nature reserve with lush forests, wildlife-watching spots, extensive trails, and great opportunities for fishing and canoeing, Clear Creek Metro Park is located about 30 miles east of downtown Circleville. This place is one of the most scenic and photogenic destinations in the area and is a fantastic spot for hiking, wildlife watching, picnicking, and other outdoor sports. Are you searching for a trusted local dealership offering outstanding customer service and the best new and pre-owned Ford vehicles in town? You've come to the right place! Visit us at Coughlin Ford of Circleville today, take a tour around our showroom, learn about the latest models we have available for you, and get in touch with our staff members to get a custom financing plan.

It's no secret that it can get hot in Ohio in the summer, but thankfully there are plenty of places where you can cool off with a frozen treat. These are 3 of our favorite places to stop for ice cream on extra hot days in Circleville, OH. Wittich's Candy Shop Wittich's is celebrating over 180 years in business! They are the oldest family-owned and operated candy shop in the country, so you know whatever you get, it's going to be good. The candy shop sells hand-dipped chocolates, sugar-free hard candies, fudge, nuts, and candy-making supplies. They also have an old-fashioned soda fountain, which is where you can order a variety of sweet treats. Choose from a variety of milkshakes, sundaes, or waffle cones. more Circleville Dairy Shed The original Dairy Shed was built back in 1964. Since then, it has undergone many changes and upgrades, but it is still a family-owned mom & pop shop. Their current building was built in 2001 and even has a drive-thru! That's not the only thing that has changed over the years, the menu has grown as well. They now have over 100 menu items to choose from, including everything from hot dogs and burgers to ribeye steak. Of course, the star of the show at Circleville Dairy Shed is the desserts. They offer 43 flavors of soft serve, all of which are served in your choice of a cone, cup, pint, quart, or gallon size. In addition to soft serve, they also have 14 different specialty sundaes and 29 different flavors of arctic swirl. If that's not enough for you, you can also choose from a variety of milkshakes or try a slushie or fruit smoothie. United Dairy Farmers To the rest of the world, it may seem crazy to think that the best frozen dairy treat in town comes from a convenience store. But here in Ohio, we know that United Dairy Farmers is the place to go if you are craving quality. Originally started as a dairy store in 1938, United Dairy Farmers has expanded across Ohio and offers way more than just delicious milkshakes and cones. Make sure to try their homemade brand of frozen dessert. There are plenty of places to choose from when taking the family out for a frozen treat on a hot day, and you don't need to worry about the kids making a mess all over the back seat. Ford's ActiveX seating material is designed just for these situations. It is easy to clean and stain-resistant, so when the kids spill in the back seat, it's easy to wipe up. To learn more about ActiveX seating, call Coughlin Ford of Circleville today! Image via Witt i ch's Candy Shop.