We had a fantastic experience at Enterprise. It's the first time we have ever bought the first car…read morewe looked at, but Edward showed us the right car and the price was right. We had 2 other appointments that day, but we decided to cancel them because we'd already found our car. That gave us some time back. It helped that we had already rented the make and model and liked it. I liked the no haggle policy. I wouldn't like it if the price hadn't been good, but I have better things to do than haggle. At most dealers, if you don't haggle, you pay extra. The sales process went smoothly. Edward was new but knew what he was doing and managers helped him. They got the paperwork done quickly and brought our car out with a big green bow on it and we were off to lunch.

Got prompt professional attention in helping find the vehicle that is right for us. Edward was new…read moreto the sales side of Enterprise but he did a good job for us. He added full warranty coverage (for a price) for up to 110,000 miles on the car. They have dozens of vehicles on the lot and the ability to view and acquire inventory from other sites. All in all a comfortable car buying experience.

Just a buyer beware: the online price you see is NOT all in‍ They'll come back with at LEAST $4000…read moreover the listed price from their online store so just be prepared.

They outright lied to me. They told me they were going to fix a visible repair that was not…read moreproperly done. They kept the car for months, then the sales guy told me they didn't have a full body shop. After several visit to their shop the sales manager told me there is nothing they can do for me since I already paid for the car, that I should have taken the car to be checked out by a mechanic before I paid for it. I thought I was dealing with a reputable dealership. So like most people I didn't think it was necessary for me to take the rid-along sales man to a body shop and wait for hours for inspection. That was dishonest. They did to me, may it not happen to you. mike I

This place has been in business for decades!! If you need some wheels definitely give them a shot…read more They can work with any budget!

I bought a 2013 Chevy Silverado from this place it has a lien against it which in the state of…read moreOklahoma you cannot sell a vehicle with a lien on it I have pictures of conversations between the owner and I that are voice recordings I have a copy of the lien where the lien was put on it in 2017 The owner of this establishment tried to give me a dealer tag telling me that it was legal for me to drive on a dealer tag when I found out what the state of Oklahoma it is illegal for me to drive with the dealer tag today is 62 days since I bought my vehicle and I still have not received a title my daughter bought a vehicle from there as well within 2 weeks The radiator went out and one of the fans to the radiator was not even hooked up when we took the radiator out to replace it the mechanic said it had a lot of stop leak in it and could not believe that she was able to even drive it home without it overheating do not buy from this place The owner has blocked me from being able to call him or call the establishment well not speak with me I have his personal cell phone and he has blocked me from it as well

Jordan was my salesman and he did an amazing job helping me out. Definitely recommend him to go tooread more

I am extremely disappointed with the service experience surrounding two recall repairs on my Acura…read more The first recall appointment was scheduled weeks in advance, only for me to be notified on the day of the appointment that the dealership did not have the required part and needed to reschedule. While delays happen, there was no proactive communication to prevent a wasted trip and inconvenience. When I finally returned for the rescheduled appointment, the process was again inefficient. It took approximately an hour just to complete the paperwork and obtain a loaner vehicle. Most recently, I dropped my vehicle off for a scheduled 7:20 AM appointment. After waiting most of the day, I called and was told the vehicle was ready. I returned to pick it up only to discover it was not actually ready. Staff then informed me it would be another 45 minutes with no clear explanation. At that point, after already waiting all day, I was offered the option of taking the loaner vehicle back home and having my car delivered later. They finally called at 5:07 PM to verify if someone would be home. They showed up at 6:15 PM with my car. I'm a 5 mile round trip from the dealership. The guy that dropped it off said he was meeting his ride at a restaurant up the street and proceeded to walk 2 blocks to the corner of 41st and Darlington. ‍ This is the 2nd recall in 3 years for my specific Acura and both times have been left a bad taste in my mouth. The place is SHADY to say the least. The most frustrating part of this experience has been the lack of communication, coordination, and respect for customers' time. Delays can happen, but repeated scheduling issues, inaccurate status updates, missing parts, and poor communication create a very frustrating customer experience. I expect much better from an Acura dealership and hope management takes steps to improve communication and service operations.

I want to give a special shout out to Jackie, a service advisor there! She's friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, courteous and always works as quickly as possible to get you in and out! She's always got a good attitude and you can tell she enjoys what she does. She's been there ever since I purchased my Corolla three to four years ago, and I've always had a pleasant experience. I definitely recommend scheduling with her, I know my car is in good hands!

Will not return. Claimed cost of replacing one 100 amp fuse was $1000. Part cost was $11. Then…read morerefused to provide an itemized estimate. The work involved disconnecting the battery; using one 6mm socket, to remove four screws (two that hold the fuse) then replacing the fuse and bolting it in, putting the fuse box back on the frame and bolting it back down, reconnecting the battery. 15 minutes for a competent mechanic and 30 minutes for me. Worse I just had a heart attack and open-heart surgery which the department knew. I was willing to pay a premium to get service, but not almost triple what appears to be a customary charge: $150 diagnostic, $150 service, and $50 for the part. Even with $100 on top of that it is not $1000 worth of work. But here is the icing, the guy wanted to buy the car. Texted me an offer of $5000 for it. I just had a classic car dealer offer me $15,000 for the vehicle. This is why I cannot recommend this service department. I left with the impression its fun to take advantage of their customers, especially women. BEWARE.

After purchasing new and preowned vehicles for fifty years. This is the first Lexus for me and the…read moreservice and general attitude is way above and beyond any other dealership that I have ever delt with. I'd like to single out a wonderful service advisor for his professional demeaner and personality. Very refreshing, in our Hurry get it out the door standard shop attitude's nowadays profit before integrity. My service Advisor is Jaxon S. As a, retired Quality Assurance Manager I judge professional integrity on a regular basis, and that you find here! A. Davis

As a lifelong Toyota and Lexus enthusiast, I know what the "Lexus Experience" is supposed to be. I…read morespent months searching for a specific 2026 LC 500 with the Dynamic Handling Package--a vehicle hand-built by Takumi engineers. I thought buying from a reputable dealership like Lexus of Tulsa would guarantee professionalism. I was wrong. This was not a transaction; it was a masterclass in negligence and arrogance. If you are an out-of-state buyer considering shipping a vehicle from here, read this first. 1. The Financial Red Flags The lack of transparency started immediately. The finance department sent me wire instructions before even providing a Bill of Sale. When I requested an itemized Bill of Sale for my bank records, I was met with resistance and asked, "Why does the bank need it?" I was left waiting at my bank for a document they claimed was a "large file glitch," only to receive a simple one-page PDF after I wired the full MSRP. Once they had my money, communication regarding my specific requests virtually ceased. 2. Dangerous Shipping Practices I paid a $2,500 premium flat fee for what I was told would be professional, enclosed transport. Instead of using a reputable carrier, the dealership used a broker who subcontracted a carrier with a staggering 63.2% Driver Out-of-Service (OOS) rate--nearly 10 times the national average. They released my $111,000 vehicle with a BLANK Bill of Lading, failing to record the odometer mileage, stripping me of legal protection. I was denied the ability to arrange my own shipping because "this is what we do." 3. The "Rescue" Deception My car ended up stranded in Kansas on a "permanent police hold" due to the carrier's safety violations. The driver turned off the GPS tracking, leaving me in the dark. When I pressed the dealership for answers, I was told a "rescue driver" was coming and assured that the car would remain on the same trailer. This was false. The car was transferred to a different trailer in an unsupervised public parking lot--a critical risk for a low-clearance supercar. I only found out because I had to play detective myself. 4. Arrogant Leadership: When I escalated this to the General Manager, Timothy Williams, hoping for empathy or a solution, I was met with an egotistical and dismissive attitude. Instead of offering assurance or taking accountability for vetting a dangerous carrier, he simply told me he could turn the truck around if I didn't like it and give me a full refund back on my car. Sensing the lack of confidence from him, I took the offer. He treated a milestone life achievement as a nuisance. 5. The Final Insult: Once the car was delivered back to them, the General Manager attempted to renegotiate by offering a small discount--but only if I handled the shipping myself (a complete reversal of their earlier policy). I declined. To top it off, after I had to take time off work to overnight the title back to them to get my refund, they refused to cover the $48 FedEx fee. After compromising a six-figure deal through their own negligence, this pettiness was the final straw. Conclusion: Lexus preaches "Omotenashi" (wholehearted hospitality), but this dealership practice transactional indifference. They took my money, risked my asset with a cheap carrier, lied about the logistics, and dismissed my concerns. If you are an enthusiast who cares about the details, stay far away from this dealership. They do not deserve your business.

I've been looking for a car for over 2 years, had horrible experiences with dealerships, and was…read moreclose to just giving up on a decent car that suited me. I called about a car one day and Ali truly helped me with every question, concern, and doubt. She took her time explaining every feature and was patient and kind when I didn't understand something. She was more knowledgeable about the cars on her lot than any sales person I've met. I walked out with a brand new car that I love and at a price that suited me. I am so lucky to have had her as my salesperson. :)

I have been to Bill Knight twice in my life. Once was around 10 years ago with a Volvo S60 that I…read moretook in for an oil change. They called me literally 5 minutes after I left and said they couldn't get my ignition to turn. I said I will be right back and they said no they "had" to move it so they drilled out my ignition and it was going to cost me $2200 to get my car back. The next time was last week I took my Lincoln MKX in for a recall notice. I literally thought while driving there "should I allow them to touch my vehicle after my last interaction was so bad and I thought surely there are different people there." They did the recall and everything seemed to be fine then I attempted to use my cruise control that I had used on the way to the dealership and it wouldn't function. I took it back they looked at it and said it would be $1000 to get it working because it wasn't their fault even though what they did was reprogram the computer for the recall. They said I needed a new module and to have it reprogrammed. Fast Forward one week and all of a sudden my cruise is working again along with all of the buttons on the left side of my steering wheel so it was their reprogramming that caused that issue. I had no problems with the service representatives I worked with (they were very kind and seemed knowledgeable about my vehicles) what I have a problem with is both times I took my vehicle to them, it cost me over $1000 to be able to get it out functioning when they both ran fantastic when I dropped them off. I will absolutely never go to this dealership again in my life! Dr Matt Robinson

It is my belief that they have the worst service department and manager, Theron, in Tulsa. The car…read moreis as expected but when a check engine light came on they could not properly diagnose the issue resorting to changing the engine. Really? I have many years in the automotive service business and there is always a cause to any complaint. Never once have they given one just kept throwing new parts at a problem. Now after changing the engine, which did not fix the problem, the heater core is plugged with trash from the salvage engine. To make matters worse they want to charge me 1700.00 to change it out. After hours of dialogue and explaining that it is not failed it is just in need of a flush, no dice. I strongly recommend avoiding this company!

I was recommended to try CarMax by my boyfriend, who did a lot of research and even reserved a few…read morecars for me online. Most of the vehicles were out of state, so i had 2 shipped to Tulsa. My first experience wasn't great. I initially worked with Tyler, who didn't seem to take me seriously. Because my license listed a different city, he assumed I was taking a 24-hour test drive out of town and denied me the opportunity. It left a bad taste in my mouth and made me hesitant to continue. Still, I had already shipped two cars in, so we decided to try again--and I'm glad we did. This time I worked with Maegan, and she completely turned the experience around. She was kind, professional, and actually treated me like a customer. I wasn't a fan of the automated text responses (those bots got confusing), but Maegan always helped clear things up quickly and made the process feel more personal. She assisted me with test driving the vehicles, navigating the trade-in process, and even using the 10-day return policy. I really liked both cars I shipped in, but ended up going with the Toyota in the end. It arrived later which is why I bought my first and ended up returning the car and getting the later. There were some hiccups with slow computers and what looked like system changes, which could easily frustrate anyone--but Maegan stayed patient and was incredibly helpful through it all. If you go to CarMax Tulsa, I definitely recommend working with Maegan!

This dealer ACTUALLY sells their vehicles for the price listed on their website and their prices…read moreare hard to beat. Believe me, I looked at numerous dealerships before we bothered traveling to Tulsa to buy a car. Our salesperson, Brandon Tipton, was a pleasure to work with and was upfront from the beginning. Most every dealership I looked at in TX/LA/MS/AR offered great pricing (comparable to Regional) however their advertised price included every single rebate under the sun. Basically, the other dealer's price included a military AND first responder AND recent college grad rebates. What are the odds a buyer would qualify for all three?!? And a couple even snuck in a loyalty discount or HOA President rebate. Again, why advertise a sales price that the average customer cannot take advantage unless you are dishonest? And why would anyone do business with a company that is dishonest out the gate? The paperwork did take longer than we were promised (the dealership was very busy) and it had already been a long day so that one area could be improved but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Regional or Brandon Tipton - in fact we already have! Again, I would make the out-of-state trip back to Tulsa again to spend my money with a reputable, honest dealer.

Bait & Switch. I drove two hours to get there. The car I was looking at could not be found. They…read moretried to upsell me to a 2026 and showed me cars that were outside of my parameters. Total waste of time. I'm going back to CarMax or CarGurus,

The staff had the knowledge and experience to repair my Volt hybrid correctly the first time…read more Service advisor Gavin explained the options and costs clearly and then followed through as promised. No shortcomings at all.

I had an "I owe you" detail because when I bought the car, it wasn't cleaned the best. When I…read morebrought it in for a detail, it took about 3 hours when I was told an hour on the phone. The car was basically the same. Stuff under the seats, water marks, just a bad detail when they're supposed to be professionals. Just noticed some damage on the interior of my car. I won't be coming back here.