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    Denton Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram

    Denton Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram

    2.6
    (151 reviews)

    Great experience buying my new to me truck. Traded in my f250 and received a fair offer. Paul…read moreRagland was my salesperson and made the process so stress free. Jimmy, the finance director was awesome and very honest. They both explained everything in depth and answered all my questions honestly. Truck looked great when I picked it up. Thank you for the smooth transaction.

    This place sucks! It used to be good and went down hill quickly. Bought multiple vehicles here and…read morealways came here for service. Never again. HARLEY my service advisor has no communication skills. I tried calling multiple times and texting her service number and I got no response to my questions. I called and asked for pricing and was told they had a $59.95 oil change special. I asked how long it would take to get an oil change today if I come in at 1pm and was told it should be about 30 to 45 minutes. (Normal timing) I got there and the price was different, asked about the special and was told there isn't one. I told her I had just spoken to someone that told me they had a special. She seemed annoyed that they told me they had a special. (That that was a call center who told me about the special and that they shouldn't be doing that). Then she proceed to try to upsell me an oil change package. When I asked questions about the package she had no answers to my basic questions regarding the package. IT TOOK THEM 3 HOURS to do a basic oil change. I have friends that express similar concerns with they took their vehicles in for service.

    Toyota of Denton

    Toyota of Denton

    2.9
    (216 reviews)

    I recently brought in my Tundra for service at Toyota of Denton. I was met at the service bay with…read morecourtesy. As the repair could take several days, I was provided a loaner vehicle and met the service manager Tim Dorweiler. Tim was fantastic. He was knowledgeable and helpful as well as professional. As a service manager has to deal with multiple priorities and clients, Tim always made me feel like I was the priority. I also witnessed Tim bounce back and forth helping customers- He treated each one with respect and worked to solve their problems. The staff was reflected in Tim's leadership style. In talking with Tim, I learned he had been the service manager for many years. Longevity is a good indicator of an employee's reliability, commitment, and stability. While the service area environment was busy; it had a feeling of calm, friendly and everyone seemed to feel their needs were being met. I was happy and confident with the work done on my truck, as well as the service I was given. I would highly recommend Toyota of Denton's service department.

    I purchased a brand new 2026 RAV4 XLE Premium Hybrid here and paid 100% cash. While the car's…read moreshorter length compared to the 2026 Honda CR-V is exactly what I wanted, the dealership experience was an absolute failure from the top down. The lack of transparency started before I even arrived. I texted Manager Alex King in the morning to confirm my arrival time. He told me it was 'perfect' and that Reece would help me, completely hiding the fact that he wouldn't even be in the building. When I arrived at noon and asked to introduce myself to Alex--since we had done all our communicating via text--I was finally told Alex wasn't even there. I used Toyota's official SmartPath online ordering method to buy this vehicle. However, when I arrived, the VIN on my SmartPath online order sheet did not match the physical car paperwork given to me at the dealership. My salesperson, Reece Casteel, was completely untrained on how to explain this mismatch. He gave a highly confusing explanation about 'temporary factory VINs' vs 'dealer-assigned VINs' and had to get a manager to correct him just to verify it was the same car. If Toyota is going to push SmartPath online ordering, they need to ensure the factory VIN matches the dealer VIN, or at least train their staff to explain it properly instead of confusing customers. Reece then completely rushed the delivery process, skipping the basic vehicle walkthrough and leaving me with no idea how to operate any of the car's safety amenities. The timeline games continued with my vehicle's arrival. I was initially told the car would not arrive until tomorrow. The exact moment I showed them a physical cashier's check for the full amount and maxed out my credit card to get my reward points, the timeline magically changed and I was told the car was suddenly ready on the lot. Because I didn't take a loan, a separate manager took my check into the back and came out to interrogate me about whether the money was financed through my own bank, desperately trying to find a way to flip me into a dealership loan. When they realized it was 100% personal cash out of my checking account, Finance Manager Ronald Jackson became incredibly aggressive and pushy, trying to force unwanted extra services and warranties onto my bill to make up for their lost finance profit and credit card processing fees. To top it off, the vehicle was packed with $1,737 in unrequested distributor add-ons (crossbars, organizers, etc.). When I contacted Alex King within 24 hours--with only 20 miles on the odometer--to utilize their 3-day exchange policy, he completely refused to assist. He made excuses that a swap was impossible unless the exact vehicle was already sitting on his lot, hiding behind the excuse that 2026 models are hard to find. He didn't make a single effort to call neighboring Toyota dealerships to initiate a standard dealer trade to satisfy a cash customer. This dealership completely abandons you the exact second they have your cash. Avoid Reece Casteel, Ronald Jackson, and Alex King. Go to Honda or a different Toyota dealer instead.

    Bill Utter Ford Sales

    Bill Utter Ford Sales

    3.5
    (67 reviews)

    I requested a certain type of truck from Xavier. He told me not to worry about it because he would…read morefind it. It only took him less than a day! Here I am with my dream truck. Thank you Xavier for providing the best experience each time we meet up for a deal. If you're looking for your ideal vehicle don't hesitate and reach out to him.

    I don't usually leave reviews, but after multiple experiences with this dealership's service…read moredepartment, I feel obligated to warn others. A few months ago, I brought my 2022 Raptor in for The Works service package. After getting home, I noticed part of my splash shield had been left off during the oil change. I called the dealership, and they asked me to come back. When I arrived, they couldn't locate the missing piece and told me they would order a replacement. A few days later, they called to let me know the part had arrived. I told them I wouldn't be able to bring the truck back for a few days, and when I finally did, I explained the entire situation to the service advisor. He seemed confused at first, but eventually told me he had figured everything out and that they'd take care of it. I waited in the lobby for two hours. When the advisor came to get me, he said my truck was ready. Given my previous experience, I decided to verify the repair before leaving. To my surprise, the splash shield was still missing. I had just spent two hours waiting for absolutely nothing to be done, yet I was told the repair had been completed. That completely destroyed my confidence in the service department. Fast forward to today. I had no choice but to return for another The Works service since there aren't many Ford dealerships in my area. Before handing over my keys, I explained what had happened during my previous visit and emphasized that I simply wanted the work done correctly. The service advisor assured me everything would be handled properly. A few hours later, I received a call informing me that the technician had forgotten to put my wheel lock key back in my truck. At this point, it's no longer an isolated mistake, it's a pattern of carelessness and a lack of quality control. When customers are paying to have their vehicles serviced, they should be able to trust that basic procedures are followed and that their vehicle is returned complete. The service advisors have generally been polite, but the repeated mistakes and apparent lack of oversight reflect poorly on the leadership of the service department. Based on my experiences, management needs to take a much more active role in ensuring work is completed correctly before vehicles are returned to customers.

    Autonation - usedcardealers - Updated August 2026

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