Need to get into the Holiday spirit? You will be more than encouraged after reading Lyn’s story of extreme generosity.

Here’s your new one Jeep.

That’s it David Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram in Glen Mills, Pennsylvania, he told Lyn Story. Too good to be true? A report from Auto News says they were not attached to Lyn, whose Toyota kept breaking down.

Lyn, who is retired, is a generous and kind human being.

Lyn, a retired person, selflessly reached out to people in need together social media platform. She gave free rides to strangers, driving them to work and medical appointments. Her selfless acts of kindness were only hindered by her repeated falls Toyota Matrix.

original CBS News that Stellantis dealer David Kelleher saw in April prompted him to take action. When the 22-year-old Toyota kept breaking down, Lyn did what she could to keep on giving.

The report says she frequently drove April Goodwin to chemotherapy treatments for ovarian cancer and helped Kevin Horrigan, who is legally blind, get a job. However, mechanical problems with her Toyota hampered her generosity.

“Lyn is like a little angel; it really is,” Horrigan said.

“One time her car broke down and she goes and drops someone off in the middle of traffic to take me to chemo,” Goodwin said.

That prompted Kelleher, a past president of the Stellantis National Dealer Council known for his charitable work in his community, to contact CBS News and arrange to get Lyn a new Jeep from his dealership in Pennsylvania.

David Kelleher traveled 1,500 miles from his Jeep dealership in Philadelphia to give you a new Jeep Compass.

Kelleher had fun pretending to be a service advisor at a dealership near Lyn Story’s home in Fort Worth, Texas. When Story returned to pick up her Toyota Matrix, which was once again being repaired, he surprised her with a 2024 Jeep Compass that she instantly nicknamed “The White Knight.”

But Kelleher wasn’t done being generous himself.

Kelleher told Lyn that he would not only give her a free Jeep Compass, but also cover the costs of maintaining the new vehicle, including insurance, oil changes and an extended service contract.

“Lyn is such a dear heart,” Kelleher told CBS News. “She’s looking for people to help, and I want to help.”

“To know that I could help someone in such a way that has helped others, I get so much out of it,” Kelleher said. “Now she will be safe. She will be trusted.”

If that doesn’t get you in the Holiday spirit, nothing will. There are many good people in this world. There is too much bad news – stories like Lyn’s need to be told.

I would buy a new vehicle from David Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram, wouldn’t you?

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I am Denis Flierla Senior Torque News Reporter since 2012. My experience of over 30 years in the automotive industry, initially in a consulting role with all major car brands and later as a freelance journalist testing new vehicles, has equipped me with a wealth of knowledge . I specialize in reporting the latest automotive news and providing expert analysis of Subaru that you will find Here, ensuring that you, the reader, are always well informed and up to date. Follow me on my X SubaruReport, Also Subaru, WRXSTI, @DenisFlierl, Facebookand Instagram.

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