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.

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,

Buyer Beware!!! I…read morebought a "great condition" car from them. It was totally damaged and they said nothing. When I called about it the said basically tough luck. DO NOT USE THEM! or worst case have a good car inspector look BEFORE YOU BUY...learn from my mistake..even read the other "5Star" review...its says that they were sold a car with issues...stay away..

This is by far the absolute best place to buy and trade a car. No junk cars at this place, very…read moreclean automobiles and they stand behind there cars they gave me a 30 day guarantee on a 2008 MKZ took it in to get break light replaced, mechanic looked the car over needed a few minor things fixed and Carpros picked up the tab and gave me a car to drive while mine was being serviced. Do yourself a favor check this place out when your in the market for a great used car. You won't be disappointed

They were so sweet when I went, my fiancé bought himself a car recently and they even made sure…read morethey did what they could to the car before we picked it up. I definitely recommend them, and will be going back when I get myself a car.

Elliot always goes above and beyond for his customers. Would highly recommend.read more

Elliot got me hooked up in a BIG way! Can't say enough how…read morethankful I am for his and Joe's help finding our new car. They take it way beyond sales. He gave me a lesson on how to buy a car the right way. Looking forward to meeting the challenge of getting my credit cleaned up and buying a couple more of these bad boys! We were about to drive off, and dude (Elliot) stops me and performs a miracle on my other vehicle's with some 1ft. zip ties, fixing my bumper. I've tried three or four times. Great service guys. A++

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.

On August 5th 2026 I went into Grubbs Nissan to test drive a 2022 Ford Escape. We were working with…read moreone salesman's but then we were moved to Blaze. I test drove it and everything seemed fine with the vehicle. We got back to the dealership and we were talking over the finance portion. Another person was test driving after us. But ultimately decided to buy it. I have a co-signer. The price on the car was 14k and before we started signing paperwork I had asked about warranty options. Most options were not available to us except one that was a super expensive warranty. I told him that we would not be adding that warranty at this time. As I was signing the paperwork I thought I noticed that the price of the car stated 19k. But then I thought maybe I am just seeing things. After signing it all I asked my co-signer if they saw that price and they said no that it looked fine. Well, fast forward to a week later, I was right that the price of the car was bumped up to 19k because they quietly snuck in a service warranty that we never wanted..... It was shady and I'm hoping it is cancelable. But, we will see... At any rate we buy this car and I'm thinking that I will get to drive home with my new car right away. However, Blaze states that the car hasn't been serviced and he would like to keep it for that reason and have me take a loaner vehicle. I thought it was strange that they never had it serviced. But, I did see take the loaner and go home. The next day, I go up there thinking that they should have it done by now and when I go up there they first have a difficult time finding it in the system. But ended up finding it and the gentleman states "oh yes. The one with the extended crank". I stopped and asked more and he states that an extended crank was noticed and I had no idea what it was so I looked it up and was confused because the car seemed fine. I was sent home with no info and was told that a tech will call me the next day. The tech never called me, ever. Then my co-signer was looking online and saw that there is a few recalls that need to be completed. Co-signer calls Grubbs and tells them about the recalls and they didn't know that there was recalls on the car which seemed crazy. It finally gets to Ford and they do the work and it gets back to Grubbs. I get a call from someone who told me the car is ready for pickup. I didn't get the car till Sept 8th. A whole month with the loaner. So, I go up on September 6th and they at first can't find the car... they have several employees looking for the car...they finally locate it on the lot after about 30 minutes. I notice some confusion. They then could not locate the keys... they look for about 45 minutes and can't find them so a guy came out and said for me to take the loaner home and that they will look for the keys. I go back again and they once again couldn't find the keys. They did find them after a bit and they sent me on my way with the vehicle I bought. 33 days ago. I did ask that they fill my tank with gas and they did not. Seems to be normal practice when you buy a vehicle that they would fill it with other gas, but not this dealership. I now have a back tire that is leaking air so much that I have to fill it daily. Headlight that went out. I am now hoping that it's not a bad sign of things to come. I know that is part of the risk when buying a used vehicle, but they also sold me a car without disclosing the extended crank issue. Luckily it was taken care of.

They have very professional service was very patient with me with my decision-making. The…read morepreapproval was very fast. I worked with Curtis and he was very helpful. When I purchased my car, there was nothing wrong with it. It was clean and smelt really good. This would be a great place for a buyer hands down!

READ THIS AND READ RHIS CAREFULLY DO NOT COME HERE . You will lose money and you will be filled…read morewith so much regret. Stay AWAYYY!!!!!!!!!!!! The one star reviews are completely justified. They seem nice, and everyone's out here trying to make a living I get it but being a con artist and selling people shitty cars with rebuilt engines . Isn't the way to go . I have been in and out the shop constantly this car has give me nothing but trouble . The valves are bad , the axels are bad . The transmission went bad recently, I recently had the engine replace because the engine in the car prior was a rebuilt engine and blew out the same SAME month I got the car and I have all the documentation. The engine I got put in, is great and runs fine . Everything else about the car is shit , you can't even take it anywhere without feeling worry that something else is gonna pop up wrong with it . Dumb of me enough after the transmission began to fail on me recently , dumb enough of me I had went back .because I really had wanted to yell at them both for being crooks . But instead I felt defeated . When I told owner about the transmission he had insinuated the engine I had purchased was bad and they did mechanic work . I honestly really wanted to yell at him . Cause what kind of gal and audacity do you have to say that . Hear me and hear me clear when I say this , they know and are aware what kind of cars they're selling you . They're aware and they pretend to act oblivious and unaware then get mad and reply to anyone showing disapproval or disdain towards their vehicle becoming inoperable or having major problem. Look at how they reply , and look at how they'll probably reply to me . Saying something redundant with no adequacy or correlation what the person is even saying . Also Then they'll tell you use the warranty , (I didn't want to utilize a warrant this early on , and also it's somewhat of a sham ) And also have to pay for the labor . This is exhausting. Look at how he's replying to people and placing blame on them and tantalizing them. With rude unjust comments .And really ask yourself . Do you really want to buy a car from a place like this , where the owner is being argumentative with every singe person that has left a one star review, And making disparaging comments about them , and also adding in unnecessary details about them that don't even have anything to do with the car. Well I wouldn't . Look at how he reply's to people vocalizing their disdain with their car all having to require some form of major work . Don't come here , you have options . I regret not going to accredited dealership, don't go to small lots like this . You have options just do your research throughly. Or you'll be in a bad bad position like me where I was naive enough to go to a place like this . And now I'm suffering from all the money I have to put in it . If that's what you want come here , if you don't go else where . Please please listen to the one star reviews they have validity .

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.

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.