Thank you for taking the time and energy to help us out. I apologies the other dealer brought you…read morein the middle of everything and tied up your shop for two weeks. We will definitely be back to your repair shop once we find a new truck to buy.

I bought a used pickup from them. The positives- wound up with a fair price on the truck, the…read morefinancing was fair/friendly and organized, and there was good communication up until the day of purchase. The negatives- they lowballed the offer on trade in and were very rude in negotiation. Further when it was discovered that the pickup's navigation wasn't working they refused to alter the price, or fix it, but rather just clung to 'we didn't say it worked in the listing' (it was a $150 fix, and you show pictures of the navigation/SD slot). Said that service would remove the nail that was discovered in the tire-didn't. No tour of the truck or it's features. All in all I'm happy with the truck, however, the experience and the customer service stood out for being so negative and adversarial. Having bought used cars 4-5 times Over the last decade I can say this was the worst customer service of them all.

A while ago, I stopped in to enquire about a couple of vehicles, I was wondering about. The rep…read morewho waited on me, must have been new and not have taken a basic customer service course, because he lacked basic customer service skills. When, I enquired about obtaining car faxes on the two vehicles, I was looking at. I was shocked when the rep, stated, that their business didn't provide car faxes, which was a red flag; for me. I was even more shocked, when I had to educate this rep, who obviously has never worked for a car dealership; in their life before this, about why car dealerships provide car faxes to their customers. The rep. didn't even realize, that a car fax provides a potential buyer with statics and data concerning, accident occurrences, safety rating and over all vehicle ratings. During, our conversation concerning their refusal to provide a car fax, the rep became defensive and stone walled me. Providing me with bad advice about being careful about asking a dealership, about whether their vehicles had ever had any accidents. During our conversation, concerning the mileage on the two vehicles, I was looking at. The rep, read the mileage, which was over the two-hundred thousand mile mark and close to the three hundred thousand mile mark. I politely, remarked about how high the mileage was and how much each vehicle had been driven. The rep, again became defensive and told me to go out side to look at one of the vehicles, to see how well it had been taken care of. The rep, obviously didn't know vehicles as well, as he thought that he did. I proceeded out side, he followed after me. I looked the vehicle over, looked over the high mileage sticker, the year and price tag. (I thought to myself, no way would, I ever consider purchasing this vehicle.) The rep, proceeded to begin arguing with me and insisted that because the exterior of the vehicle was in great condition, the vehicle was an excellent deal. Obviously, this rep, knew little to nothing about cars, electronics, engines, transmissions, bearings, etc... (Anyone who knows about vehicles, who shops for vehicles knows that the higher the mileage on a vehicle, the more repairs that will need to be done to it. An F-150, for example; if really taken care of will last for up to 300,000 miles before it will need to have an engine replace, or a transmission replaced, or major repairs completed.) Again, I was shocked that I needed to educate this novice rep, about how high mileage on a vehicle can really affect the performance and maintenance durability on a vehicle. All, their vehicles, on the lot seemed to have extremely high mileage on them. (The rep. never even showed me the vehicles, that I was interested in, this was the second red flag, for me.) In my opinion, this rep, should consider finding another line of work. Instead of running a hobby business, car dealership for fun and leave selling cars to the professionals, who understand cars and can present their customers with car faxes, when asked for; instead of excuses.

Absolutely the rudest Sales Company I've ever experienced. Wasn't interested enough to get off his…read moreduff to show me the cars, heres the info go look attitude. Pop the hood, unlock the doors, tell me what has been done to it, NOPE, nothing at all. The only interest was if I was paying cash.

Donovan was able to find and gather me a truck with my specifications as well as be accommodating…read morewith how busy my work schedule was. And helping meet me in a parking lot to sign over my truck versus having me, come over there. He displayed patience, acknowledge when describing the information about loans and the options I had. Appreciate the extra effort of flexibility for purchasing a new truck . Thank you

Recently December 1st, 2025, my wife & I purchased a unicorn or at least that's what I'm told the…read morenickname is for the Grand Highlander Hybrid Max Platinum. After searching the greater Detroit area and coming up empty handed, I expanded our search. It is then that I found and got connected to Fox Toyota of Cadillac (over 3 hours from where we live). I found that they would be receiving one that met our requirements with exterior color, interior color and options. I reached out to Donavan Simmons a sale associate there to begin communication on the Grand Highlander. I can gladly say that he & the whole dealership made the experience a great one! I expressed to Donavan that we were usual Chrysler customers (my father-in-law worked for them) and my wife had some reservations about the purchase of our first Toyota. I also expressed that I had usually bought cars through a friend where there were NO stereotypical "salesman" tricks. I can say Donavan was able to reassure my wife that this would be a great choice without being pushy or arrogant. He answered all her questions in a way that made her very comfortable. When it came to finalizing the deal there were no "salesman" tricks. I had a vehicle to trade in, and Donavan was able to give me a reasonable price for the vehicle with pictures and providing him some information (mind you we lived over 3 hours away). He also promised that once the vehicle got to him in person, he "should" be able to increase that offer. True to his word he and Fox Toyota increased the trade in value by $500.00. As a former Assistant Customer Service manage with a large grocery chain, I can tell you Donavan and Fox Toyota treated my wife and I exactly how customers should be treated fair, open and honestly. I can recommend Fox Toyota of Cadillac without any reservations!

After being scammed by another "local" company we called Spears and they came within 15 minutes to…read morehelp us. They recommended a body shop and were very professional. Robert was helpful and polite making a bad situation better. I would recommend 100%.

Once again was treated with 100% professionalism. Jeep broke down called Spears, Wrecker showed up…read morein 10 minutes, Took to the shop put on the the Hoist. Gave estimate on repair, and I was off in One of their Customer Loaner Cars. FROM BREAKSDOWN to on the road again ALL IN ABOUT 45 MINUTES!!!! THANKS GUYS GREAT GROUP

Well we were moving south, and our high pressure fuel pump went out. They gave us a quote and a…read moreday, and we so kind about everything. We were stranded and they let us park our trailers there while we found a motel for the night. When they gave us a quote and a date we gave the go ahead. They were aware that we were not at home and got our truck done a day earlier than they said! Answered every question, and we had a lot. These guys are really great, and such a breath of fresh air compared to the other shops that I've been to in the past.

I was looking specifically for a unique car with limited available inventory across the whole…read moreUnited States. Godfrey was one of approximately 20 dealerships I contacted regarding their inventory, but was by far the most communicative and polite. In addition, they also had the best pricing available in the country by a considerable margin. On that point alone, and based upon my experiences up to that point with some other dealerships, I would have been willing to put up with substandard customer service. However, I was pleasantly surprised to receive quite the opposite. I'd like to specifically recognize and thank Jared Hurlburt for his exemplary service throughout the process. Despite my being one timezone and 800 miles away, my experience with Godfrey may as well have been that of a them being right down the road from my house. Jared was prompt and patient in answering each and every one of my NUMEROUS emails and voicemails, and walked me through the process, including arranging for delivery of my new car to Kansas City. I've owned over a dozen cars, and none have had a purchasing process so painless. Eight hundred miles away or not--when the time comes to replace my wife's van, I'll definitely be giving Jared and Godfrey Chevrolet a call.

Very well taken care of, what I really liked was no pressure. That's why I did not go to my old…read moredealer. Howard was fantastic especially me out understanding all the info on the screen. Donovan was a great help as well. I appreciate all the assistance at Fox Ford. I highly recommend and I would purchase there again.

Our first time purchasing at Fox, and Earl Holzhaus treated us great right from the start. Friendly…read moreand honest service during the sale. We will be back!

I just picked up my daughters car from Betten Baker in Cadillac and had to pay a $39 (BS)…read moreenvironmental waste disposal and shop supplies fee. When I asked, they could not give me a detailed break down of what was used or disposed of. I was told they charge this on all service work and it is calculated as a % of labor costs with a maximum charge of $39. I was also told this directive comes from the top and not their dealerships management. I did a quick calculation. There are 260 work days annually less 6 standard holidays off which makes it 254 work days a year. If each of their 23 dealerships completes only 15 service orders daily that comes to 87,630 service orders annually. Now lets be conservative and say they charge 1/2 of their maximum $39 which is $18. Multiply the 87,630 service orders by $18 BS fee they are receiving ...wait for it.... They are taking in $1,577,340 annually . Now take into account the mark up on parts is 20-35%, shop labor rate is $120 an hour. We know the mechanic is getting only a small percent of charged labor, and that is ok. I know running an automotive business is expensive so service is where they make the bulk of their profit, but adding on a BS fee like this is nothing more than gouging the customer. Shop supplies and environmental waste disposal are part of the cost of doing business. Why should that be an added on to an already expensive repair bill? When you go to the doctor, do they charge you for exam gloves, tongue depressors, bandages, syringes? Do restaurants have a napkin and tablecloth laundering fee or dish soap and water fee? No, these are the costs of doing business and are built into the cost of the total bill. I doubt I will ever return there.