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    Landers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Norman

    Landers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Norman

    2.9
    (173 reviews)

    I honestly can't think of someone negative to say about the dealership honestly. Bailey was great…read morehighly recommend him! They gave me a fair price for my trad which was I was happy with. I had a goal budget wise and somehow the numbers worked out and I was under my budget. I got what I wanted and was excited for my new vehicle!

    I recently purchased a brand-new 2026 Ram 1500 Big Horn Level 2 Edition from this dealership, and…read moreunfortunately, the experience was far below what I expected when making such a significant purchase. The sales process initially started off well, but concerns began when I noticed the mileage listed on the paperwork did not appear correct, which immediately raised questions about whether I was even receiving the correct vehicle. Although that issue was eventually clarified, the rest of the experience continued to decline. When I took delivery of the truck after it had supposedly been "detailed," the vehicle was clearly not properly cleaned. There was still paper debris in the floorboard, dirt on the floors, and the floor mats had not been wiped down. I also noticed scratches on the rear driver-side fender and scuff marks on the passenger-side mirror. Considering this was a brand-new 2026 vehicle, this was extremely disappointing. Instead of these issues being resolved before delivery, I was told I would need to bring the truck back at another time, making it feel like the responsibility had been pushed onto me after the sale was completed. To make matters worse, I sold my F-150 to the dealership during this transaction and was told after everything was finalized that it would take 5-7 days to receive my check. Even after multiple follow-ups and additional trips to the dealership, I still had difficulty getting clear communication regarding payment. What should have been a simple process became something I had to actively chase down myself. I later returned the truck for the cosmetic concerns to be addressed, but the results were still disappointing. It appeared they simply attempted to buff the mirror instead of properly correcting the issue, and the detailing still looked rushed and incomplete. I documented the concerns through text messages and emails to the salesperson and even received acknowledgment that the items had been received, yet several of the issues were still not addressed during the truck's time in service. Because I was not satisfied with how the situation was being handled, I did additional research and found that Shawn Groff was the General Manager for both Lander CDJR and Chevrolet of Norman. I sent him a direct email in hopes of finding a resolution. Instead, I was passed from one manager to another. First, Vic Wixon, a Sales Manager, contacted me, but because he was going on vacation, I was then handed off to Josh Pickens, another Sales Manager. Later, when I picked up the truck for the second time after the mirror replacement, I was directed to Stephen Clark, yet another Sales Manager. Despite reaching out directly, I have still never received a response from Shawn Groff. You often hear that the most important part of a car deal is what happens after the sale. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. There wasn't even a simple goodwill gesture to acknowledge the inconvenience, such as filling the truck back up with fuel, providing a complimentary detail, or offering a first oil change. I'm not saying this is a bad dealership. What I am saying is that the ball was dropped on a $50,000 purchase, and there was very little effort made to restore confidence or make the situation right. Even a simple phone call from the General Manager to provide transparency and ensure another customer would not experience the same issues would have gone a long way. What stood out most was the contrast between the attention given before the sale versus after it. While waiting at the dealership one day, I overheard a salesperson tell a customer that if she left without speaking to a manager, he would get in trouble. It was clear there was urgency when a sale was still on the table. Unfortunately, once the paperwork was signed, that same sense of urgency seemed to disappear. At the end of the day, I understand that issues can happen with any dealership. What matters most is communication, professionalism, accountability, and follow-through. Unfortunately, this experience lacked all four. I remained patient and reasonable throughout the process, but repeatedly having to return a brand-new truck for unresolved issues and chase answers from multiple people has been extremely frustrating. I truly hope the dealership improves its delivery standards, communication, and customer service moving forward because this experience did not reflect the level of professionalism I expected when purchasing a brand-new vehicle.

    Carvana Oklahoma City

    Carvana Oklahoma City

    2.8
    (130 reviews)

    Buying car through carvana was the easiest car buying experience I have ever had and I am 76 years…read moreold. I went online and chose the type of cars. I wanted to look for and narrow it down to a Nissan rogue SV from the years 2022 to 2026. There there were so many wonderful choices with many different types of prices, shipping cost, and colors . What I liked the most in the beginning was that Carvana would send me messages and emails whenever the prices changed especially those that were reduced. I took my time and looked over many options and chose a 2025 rogue SV and I am totally happy with it. It looks absolutely brand new and when you're looking, Carvana has pictures of every aspect of every car. You will be able to see every dent and every stain so that you are not surprised by anything. My car was totaled and so I did not have a trade-in, but they offered very good prices if you wanted to have them buy your current car. I went through financing with Carvana and was approved within 15 minutes. It gave me the monthly cost and total pricing is no surprises. Everything was very easy and transparent. I had them deliver my car to my home and it was really a very nice accommodation. The Carvana truck pulled up unloaded my car. I signed the final paperwork I was handed by keys. You have seven days to decide if you want to make a change such as I totally different car. There is nothing that I found that would make it any easier to buy a car then want Carvana offers. If you want a good price and a good car I highly recommend you using Carvana.

    I absolutely loved the whole process!! It was the easiest car purchase I've ever had!read more

    Ferguson Buick GMC

    Ferguson Buick GMC

    2.5
    (75 reviews)

    We've been to several dealerships over the years, and even recently, and most of the experiences…read morehave honestly been terrible--from the moment you walk in to the moment you leave with a vehicle. Our experience today at Ferguson Buick GMC in Norman was completely different. This was one of the best dealership experiences we've ever had. Everything was smooth, easy, and relaxed. At no point did we feel pressured to do this or buy that. We went in to look at a specific vehicle and they actually let us look at it, take it for a drive, and decide for ourselves without trying to push us into something we didn't want. The whole process was great. We were in and out, the pricing was very fair, and the finance process was just as smooth. If you're in the Norman or South OKC area and looking for a vehicle, I highly recommend going to see Brandon at Ferguson Buick GMC. He's a blue-collar oilfield guy at heart and understands how most blue-collar folks want the car-buying experience to be--straightforward and honest. I've been trying to buy a Ram diesel lately and have been to several dealerships, and the experience at most of them has been terrible. If Ferguson ever gets the truck I'm looking for in my price range, I'd go back and buy it from them today without hesitation.

    Do not buy a car from this dealership. They are dishonest…read moreand sell junk, with astronomical financing and do not stand by their products. Most of the salesman are only trying to make a commission and care less about the customer.

    Kalidy Kia

    Kalidy Kia

    1.7
    (152 reviews)

    Oh man, what a (figurative and literal) ride... It's been approximately 3 months (and 7,000ish…read moremiles) since my last review. So, in terms of timeliness, there's a lot left to be desired. But as far as Kalidy KIA (KK) honoring what they had agreed to (when I first signed the contract), it has happened. It was like having my teeth pulled without local anesthesia, but credit where credit is due I guess. Hence, the review update. After exhausting every means of communication, I had ultimately given up on getting KK to fix the dents on my vehicle. But before giving up, I made sure to let everyone know that KK had done me wrong. Then at the end of August, I got inundated with phone calls from KK while I was out of town. Finally, I ended up speaking with a dude named Greg who got me the contact information for the dent repair dudes (that were different than the initial dent dudes; not sure what happened there). Mind you, this was several months after I had been ghosted and gaslighted (gaslit?) by KK's General Manager (GM). Later, one of the dent dudes told me that KK's GM was, and I quote, "... a good guy..." And maybe he is. But my experience was one where the GM (and others at KK) treated me as utterly contemptible. In fact, outside of Greg (and the service dude named Will), not a single person from KK treated me with respect or kindness. But this positive review is more for the last few weeks of above average service recovery, as opposed to the several months of atrocious service that came before that. A part of me wonders if the dent repair follow-through only happened because I submitted a complaint to the Oklahoma Attorney General's Consumer Protection Unit, but I'll give KK the benefit of the doubt that they decided to do the right thing, because they're supposedly "good guys." Summary: a [*] beginning + [*][*][*][*][*] ending = a [*][*][*] experience that I hope to never have again. 1. Did the dent repair guys (not you, X-Dent, you still suck) end up doing an amazing job? Yes. 2. Did KK ultimately fulfill what was agreed upon? Also yes. 3. Did KK handle all of this in a way that would make me want to become a repeat customer? Uhh... Probably not as long as anyone named "Richard" works there. Because what are the chances that two of the sketchiest people I've dealt with at KK, somehow both happened to be "D*cks"?

    I rarely leave reviews, but I feel obligated to share my experience with Kalidy Kia…read more The issues started when an EV9 was originally represented to me as having 15 miles. By the time I was presented the paperwork to sign, the mileage was much higher, but still shown as "new", and I was never given a clear explanation for the mileage increase. After the "new" car was delivered to my home, I discovered multiple issues, including dents, exterior scratches, wheel damage, scratches and scuffs throughout the cargo area and third-row trim, and wear marks in the driver's area - totaling ~ $6,000 according to 2 estimates I received the day after delivery. None of these damages were disclosed to me prior to me receiving the car. I also learned the vehicle had been used as a demo vehicle by the GM (who I'm assuming was aware that the car was being sold as new), which was also not disclosed to me before the sale. What has been most frustrating is the complete lack of communication after the sale. I sent multiple emails to the salesperson (Stephen Allen), sales manager (Taurin "TK" Knight), and GM (Corey Suter) with photos, repair estimates, and Bill of Lading showing the manager's signature signing off on the known damages prior to delivery. The transport driver said that the manager, Taurin, flat out told him not to tell me about the dents and scratches in hopes that I wouldn't see them until later. I contacted Stephen about the damages, and he said that his manager, Taurin, said to provide an estimate, which I did, but after sending two, I received no response. As a customer purchasing a vehicle represented as new, I expected transparency regarding the vehicle's history and condition. Had I known the full details before purchasing, I would have made a different decision. At this point, I'm disappointed not only by the condition of the vehicle but also by how difficult it has been to get anyone at the dealership to address the situation. I have made every effort to resolve this directly and professionally, but I am still waiting for a meaningful response or resolution. We are escalating the issue. The dealership is really shady. Stay away.

    CarMax - usedcardealers - Updated June 2026

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