Excellent service. Recently got my Forrester checked out. The waiting area is very nice and has…read moresnacks along with coffee. Thanks to Mike Ferguson for keeping me updated and coordinating my car checkup. This is the best experience I've had as a single woman getting my car checked and serviced. Won't go to any other dealer. Trudy Denis

Went in for a scheduled oil change and tire rotation. They…read moregot right on it. I have had suspicions they were not rotating my tires, so I used a paint pen to mark the tire weight on the drivers side rear. When they said it was finished I asked did you rotate the tires "of course" they said. I then showed them the the tire weight marks and a picture of the car I had taken before I arrived. They then talked to the tech who said he had rotated the tires, and his story changed. He now said he didn't rotate the tires because the rear tires were about a 9 and the fronts were a 10? You rotate tires to keep the wear even. I now believe I was right all along and they have not been rotating my tires. They also tried to sell me an engine flush saying it had many miles on the oil, only because they wrote the wrong mileage on my March 2025 oil change and roration. A fact backed up by a previous receipt from Ferguson for a warranty service. They basically were dismissive about it including the service manager. How many tires have they ruined doing this? More important how does one even know they actually changed the oil. I don't think they planned on a previous receipt backing up my claim on mileage on oil, also they didn't plan on an over 70 disabled veteran being hip enough to prove they did not do a service he had been assured they did. After the "owner" saw my review on google, he gave me the standard click and paste apology.

What a nightmare experience!…read more I feel like I experienced old school bait and switch. The salesman either flat out lied to me or I am not sure what. I specifically asked what the difference was between a base model and a premium. He said let me check and went inside to check. He came back out and he told me that upgrading to the premium provided extended range. I based my ENTIRE purchase decision on this detail. This was not the case. The premium vehicle I purchased does not have the extended range. Please do not trust their salesmen and just drive to Tulsa if you need a Ford.

I had my car serviced here and everyone was super nice and helpful. If I ever need a new car I will…read moredefinitely buy here.

Exceptional Experience! Desi and Kobi were kind, proficient, and professional--consistently going…read moreout of their way to accommodate us throughout the process. Desi managed to provide us with a new sunroof motor at no additional cost. While speaking of a previous concern with an entity outside of Doenges, Kobi took it upon himself to provide us with additional documentation and help us to fill this out (this entity is not under the umbrella of Doenges and, therefore, the staff is under no obligation to assist with such matters). This was an extraordinary, time-saving help. Thank you so much to Desi and Kobi!!

We purchased a vehicle in May 2019. Dealership did not provide the lien release when purchased…read more They provided once we asked about it. Next, they added on a warranty that was neither asked for nor explained other than "you need it" and "it covers everything". Took it in to the local dealership for a repair and guess what. They never filed the warranty paperwork. Be very careful about this dealership.

Bought a car 2 years ago have had issues since day one come yo find out you all sold me a car that…read moreneeded alignment work with other mechanic work as well as a total replacement of lower upper steering arm as well as ne earrings and more what a pathetic excuse for a dealership to sell a car like that .

I don't usually write reviews, but I feel compelled to share my experience as I do not recommend…read morepurchasing from these dealerships. There are many others out there who respect their customers' time and money. I purchased a used 2023 Escalade V-Series for $150k. I found the vehicle on CarGurus and contacted the dealership. The salesperson asked if I had a trade-in, and after providing that information, I was told the price listed online only applied if I traded a vehicle and used their financing. Although the price was as marked, they wouldn't proceed without those conditions. Initially, they lowballed my trade-in offer, but we negotiated, and they finally accepted. I live in Austin, TX, and the dealership is in Bartlesville, OK, so I requested to complete the transaction virtually. They initially wanted to charge $2,500 for shipping, even though their CarGurus ad stated $399, which they eventually honored. I was then referred to Alex, the financial director. He said they needed a notary to come to my house for in-person signatures due to previous fraud cases. However, he asked me to sign digital contracts instead because it was the end of the month, and they needed to meet quotas. Understanding the urgency as a business owner myself, I agreed, but I asked for the vehicle to be shipped promptly so I could receive it once the paperwork was complete. The notary appointment took five days to schedule, despite my repeated calls. During this time, I asked several times for the vehicle to be shipped, but after signing the paperwork, I found out the car hadn't even been scheduled for shipping. The GM had supposedly approved it ahead of time, but it took over a week before they finally scheduled the transport. Even then, the vehicle wasn't sent on time, and I had to chase them down again. When the car finally arrived at 10:30 PM, the driver almost dropped it off the trailer and showed little regard for its quality. Upon inspection the next day, I found the interior dirty and unprofessionally cleaned--far below the standard you'd expect from a dealership. On top of that, the mileage was 700 miles more than what was listed in the signed contract. For weeks, I tried to reach the GM or sales manager, but no one responded. Only Alex, who was as helpful as possible, was available, but his hands were tied. I asked for compensation or a discount due to the extra mileage and missing second key. Alex tried to locate the key, eventually promising to mail one to me. After multiple attempts to get a callback from the sales manager, Rob finally called on the third day and immediately complained that Alex had promised me anything. He said that if it were up to him, he wouldn't have offered any compensation since I had already gotten a "great price." He even said they had to sell my trade-in at a discount, fired the salesperson, and gave Alex a stern warning. When I tried to explain my experience, Rob rudely stated he didn't care because I'd never do business with them again, so it didn't matter to him. He cut the conversation short, stating he'd send key tracking information, and hung up. Fast forward, I've left four voicemails for the GM with no response. It's now been two months, and since I'm in Texas and the vehicle was purchased in Oklahoma, I have to register the vehicle and pay taxes in person. However, the title was lost in the mail, and three weeks after requesting a duplicate, I still don't have it. Texas is now saying I owe fees for not registering the vehicle on time. The dealership claims they can't send a new title until the lien is off, even though I offered to pay off the loan, which I didn't want in the first place. They asked me not to pay it off because they want commissions from the bank. Despite leaving messages for the dealership's controller, I still haven't received a return call or email. This dealership has been incredibly unprofessional, and I urge others to avoid doing business with them. There are plenty of other dealerships that will treat you with respect and value your time and investment.

Busy yet friendly service department. Love the attention to detail and the smiles from everyone.read more

Bait and switch. Made an appt ahead to test drive a vehicle. Told me it was still available in all…read morecommunications. I drove an hour to get there. They then kept me there for hours only to tell me the car wasn't drive-able, had serious problems and they would probably just auction it off. Of course they had another vehicle for me to test drive. Only 5 grand more. And more "like what I was looking for". The car that won't drive is still listed online at a "great price". I would stay far away from these fraudsters.

I have been car shopping all week and received the run around at every lot in Bartlesville and…read moreTulsa, I pulled onto the lot and Will Turner greeted me and if I'm lying I'm dying- an hour and a half later I'm in the truck I wanted and at the right payment and all! I did not know this was possible- thank you, Will Turner, you have restored my faith in humanity!

In my opinion, my experience with Patriot Chevrolet has been extremely disappointing. I purchased…read morewhat I believed was a NEW vehicle on 8/21/25. After the sale, I discovered the vehicle had already been registered with GM on 5/5/25, which reduced my factory warranty by almost four months. While reviewing the paperwork in the glove box, I found the official Oklahoma registration, which clearly listed the car as a "Dealer Demo." This was never disclosed to me during the sales process or paperwork signing. Had I known this upfront, I would not have purchased the vehicle. To make matters worse, on the very first day I owned the car, multiple error messages and warning lights appeared, and it already needed to go into the shop. I raised my concerns with management and requested either to return the vehicle or receive a financial adjustment. At one point, I was told the dealership would unwind the purchase if I removed my reviews. I did remove them in good faith, but the dealership later told me that the rollback could not be done after all. From my perspective, this shows a failure to disclose important information that directly impacted both the value of the vehicle and my warranty coverage. I gave Patriot Chevrolet the opportunity to resolve the situation fairly, but they chose not to.

I purchased a 2019 Mustang GT from Skyway Honda with 42,000 miles on June 1, 2024…read more I was provided with the Carfax for the car I bought and it showed 2 minor cosmetic accidents, what was not included in the Carfax was that the car had an additional accident that it had been involved in that required mechanical repair. I would have never bought the car had I known that 1: It came from auction, 2: had an accident that required mechanical repair, and 3: I wouldn't have paid what I paid for the car had I known about the additional accident. 2 weeks after I purchased the car, the catalytic converter went out. I am very familiar with cars and catalytic converters don't just go out all of a sudden. They start to smell and illuminate the check engine light first. Due to this fact, I have reason to believe someone at the dealership purposefully hid it from me. I did nothing that could have caused a cat failure within 2 weeks. I didn't complain about it when it happened because I was able to get it covered under the dealership emissions warranty. A few months later, I am being told by two different sources that I need a new engine due to the fact that the piston rings are bad. I have been quoted $7,500-$12,000 for a new engine. The engine has roughly 50,000 miles on it and I have babied the it as well as done routine maintenance. There is nothing I did that would've caused the engine to fail. I believe that I was sold this car with known MAJOR mechanical issues. After a couple attempts to get someone from the dealership to contact me to no avail, I threatened a lawsuit and only then did the General Manager of Skyway Honda reach out. I told him all of the above & to sum up what he told me: 'should've bought the warranty and that there is nothing he can do, that the Carfax are used as a reference for them and they don't know everything about the car'. You should be able to trust the people selling you a car. They clearly don't care about their customers or reputation.

I worked with Jeremy in Sales at Skyway Honda. I'm from Pennsylvania but as an airline worker I can…read moretravel for free. After much shenanigans and game playing by dealers in my state and even neighboring states, I ended up purchasing from Skyway Honda. They played no dealer games. The three biggest ones lately being: - Charging more than MSRP (I refuse to pay that). - Exorbitant dealer fees to the tune of $600-$900 extra for bologna (and often illegal add-ons). - Dealer added accessories that are grossly inflated by the dealer and as they claim that they can't take them off, you're basically blackmailed into accepting them. Skyway had none of those and they were honest, fair, and easy to deal with. It was worth the trip and the 1,300 mile drive to get my new Civic back to PA.

just had the worst experience at America's car Mart in Bartlesville. basically we walked in asking…read morewhat the least expensive car with the lowest mileage on the property and the lady couldn't tell us then she said her sales people were her salesman was out of the office explaining that to my daughter that she didn't have all the details because she her salesman out of the office and the lady got furious. Said anyone here is a salesman. I'm like I'm just repeating what you have to say. She just kept going round and round and round it was just a craziest experience. I would definitely not recommend buying a vehicle at this particular location.

Anton was so patient with me today trying to find insurance. he made this a stress free experience…read more I will definitely be using them in the future.

You found the right place, you don't need to look any further!…read more I found myself having serious brake issues over Mother's Day weekend. Being from another state, I relied upon a family friends recommendation to drive 30 minutes to take my car here. Boy am I glad I listened. Theses folks took care of me from my first phone call to see if they would help me to handing me back my keys when they were finished. Coming from a large city and being a female I was prepared for the worst and from the moment I spoke the lady on the phone ( G.Cummings) it was anxiety free and service above and beyond. They were willing to see me on a Saturday (holiday weekend to boot) without an appointment and diagnosed my issues in a very timely manner. While it turned out to be a computer issue they could not address they thoroughly went over the issues with me, wrote down the error codes and definitions, so I could take my car to the dealership in my home town and would not have to repeat the diagnostic again. I was prepared for a hundred dollar plus bill for the diagnostic test and much to my shock and surprise they did not charge me for their services. Let me just tell you in that moment they gained 6 brand new customers! 3 that live within a 45 min range and 3 that will schedule our tire and brake needs as we travel back to the area, as we often do. VERY IMPRESSIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Bravo to owners and management.

Been a loyal customer since they started. Always had 3 vehicles all going through several sets of…read moretires each along with engine and interior repairs. I gradually began noticing an increase in cost, several times a very noticeable out of line increase. Price of tires is always way more than you are quoted because of all the extra items, service and fees added. I hate that valve stems are extra charges separate from the tire itself. It's part of the tire. Tire has to have them and they should not be an added cost. Tire disposal is not my problem. I shouldn't have to pay for extra to haul off the stores trash. One of my vehicles is a Lexus SUV. I am used to everything being more expensive for whatever reason. But when I got the bill for 1300 dollars for four tires I was not happy, but paid it. Could have went anywhere else for half that. Having a charge account is to convenient because its easier to just put it on the tab. But the reason I am writing this is I believe they crossed the line. There should be some consideration for the years of being a customer. Maybe not get special deals but at least not get tagged for every penny they can. My daughters window would not move and it was half way down completely stuck. I called told them need passenger window repaired, no problem. She took it in told them passenger side window needs fixed. They gave her an "estimate" cost of 100 dollars which she reported to me and I approved it. I picked her up as they were taking it in the shop to have lunch and shop. Before lunch was over they called saying it was done. I was shocked how quick. Less than an hour. Dropped her off, they put it on my tab handed her the bill and the keys and off she went. She puts the bill in the glove box and life went on. A week later the window gets stuck the same way, i told her to take it back but the next day it began working. A month later it happens again and I forced it closed and told her to just leave the damn thing up, all the while THINKING the bill was close to the estimate of 100 dollars. 5 months pass since repair and it breaks again this time it is stuck bad so I told her to bring me the bill so I could see if there is a warranty on their work still thinking it was 100 dollars. I opened the bill and noticed that they, billed me for replacing BOTH front windows one of which worked fine and was never mentioned as needing or wanting repair. Parts were 150 per window for a new motor in each. Labor charge for installing both was a SUB total of 350 dollars. Here is the beauty part, they charged me 100 dollars which on the top of the bill was referred to as "estimate" but in the billing part was now called a diagnostic charge. Which meant that, we said the window is not working, they agreed to repair the window. I did not know why it didn't work but assumed that prior to repairing it THEY would figure out why it didn't work in order to complete the repair. Broke window, find out why its broke and fix it, is what I believed the process would be. I was wrong. Figuring out the "why" it is broke costs 100 dollars calling it diagnosis time. I would have waived the diagnosis fee just to see how they intended to repair a window without knowing why it was broke. Moving on to the second page of the bill a transportation surcharge of 2.50 as included. I assume thats how much it they charge to drive it 20 feet into the shop. I always kinda figured that was free or I'd have driven it in there myself OR they can fix out in the lot. 2.50 was how much I made per hour at my first job. The bill continues and for some reason this was my favorite. 60 dollars for shop supplies. Would really like to get an itemized list of what supplies were used and the cost of each. Loyal customer for 20+ years and get charged 60 bucks for shop supplies. I'm surprised they didn't charge me for printing out the bill. One more note: on page one it states "customer requests repair of right front window". On the second page it states "Both front windows repaired by customer service tech Donald". Estimate was 100. Actual cost 831.00 for installing one window motor, allegedly. 831.00 for a repair that one week later failed and failed 3 more times within 4 months. One might wonder if a new motor was actually installed considering it lasted one week. AND it really brings into question if anything at all as done to the working perfectly driver window. That one didn't fail after a week because it was never broken. But it was my fault for not reading the bill. It was my wifes fault for putting an automatic pay every month like every other bill has. But it's their fault for fraud. I called and told my story to whoever answered the phone. Told him that she was bringing her car in later and I want the window fixed and all you will hand her when she picks it up is her keys. That happened. Not sure what to do about the bill. They never offered to make any of it right even after he saw it

Explain the problem so I could understand. Gave estimate & time they would have vehicle. Keep me…read moreupdated & came in below estimate.

Had a mass air flow sensor replaced not once but twice still wouldn't run took too someone else…read morefound out toms wired the sensor wrong spent a additional 300 dollars getting their mess up fixed so no on toms