EDIT: Victoria requested that I give her a call to discuss the issue I had today and I have now…read moretried to call 11 times and every single time you call the number it asked you if you have a service issue and when I click the appropriate button it puts you on hold and then hangs you up every single time. Why am I not surprised? So then I tried to call their corporate number directly and the same thing happens. Give it a whirl yourself, you can't get through to a human being and it sure looks like they're just trying to make themselves look like they care about Customer Service by posting a little note here but not bothering to follow up with me directly. That location has all of my information, including my phone number and email address. If they wanted to reach out to me they could, but I don't think this is a legit concern of theirs. But it should be. ------------- I don't know what happened to my old review which was fabulous from last October 20 24 but my God was the experience a complete turnout today. I pulled in simply looking to get my 2016 BMW 328. I oil change and a radiator flush. That was at least a couple hundred dollars worth of work for them. The old staff was nowhere to be seen and in their place for two gentlemen, one of him cussed like a sailor throughout the entire process of working on the car in front of me. He even apologized. It was getting so bad and I don't have real thin skin, but after a while, the language becomes highly unprofessional and is not appropriate for the workplace. Put it this way, it didn't bug me so much but if I'd had my grandkids in the car, there words. Anyway, I understand people have bad days so I let it slide right along with the nearly 30 minute wait with no one else in sight except the lady in the SUV next to me. If you have three bays, then you should have at least enough people to cover two of those bays but here was Kevin & Scott wandering around pounding on stuff, throwing tools & cussing like a sailor while making the other woman & I nervous wondering what we'd gotten ourselves into. She finally pulls away and they can't figure out how to get my hood opened, all you gotta do is pull twice on the handle just like any other BMW. Then one of them gets under the car and starts wanking on my drain plug while the other, one bumbles around with the oil filter tool, dropping stuff in my engine bay onto the guy below and finally becoming livid because the oil filter their system suggested does not work with my car. Now they're back at my window telling me not only can they not get my oil plug off because they don't have the right tool, the same tool that they had the last two times I was here, but the oil filter is wrong and they do not have one in stock. The one who appeared to be the manager who I think is Scott assured me that he was not able to get my oil drain loose, so there was no oil wash. My car is not burning oil, but he insisted on adding a quart. Even though I told him not to because it can be bad if you overfill your oil. I'm now parked waiting to get an oil change elsewhere because I'm terrified to drive the car and blow the motor up. He swore up and down it wasn't leaking, but I pulled over as soon as I left and it was indeed leaking pretty good and it was not leaking before hand. This car has been Treated like a cream puff and is in fantastic shape so I'm pretty upset that these 2 Bumbled Their Way into what appears to be a good oil leak at the very least. I think the copper came when they swore up-and-down that I was nowhere in their system yet I was handing them an electronic coupon because I receive coupons weekly from take five.... BECAUSE I'VE BEEN HERE TWO TIMES BEFORE HAND. But they insisted that I was nowhere in their system and then Kevin began demanding to see my receipt for my previous visits. I drive this car may be 5000 miles a year and I was here last November. I showed him all the emails that I've gotten over the last year and I would not have gotten those if I weren't in their system i.e. if I weren't already a customer. He demanded, literally demanded to see a printed receipt to which my response was it's not 1953. I don't cart receipts around for a year for an oil change. He thought I was being rude, but I thought he had already been rude and I was just giving him a little bit of the same energy. Needless to say, I pulled off and I'll never be back. I don't know what the heck happened here, but I went from having the absolute best automotive experience with cake five last November to wanting to just go ahead and squirt, hot oil all over these two dangling because I don't think either one of them could wipe their butt if you held their cheeks for them.

unbelievable cost for oil change ($188.94) at Take 5 versus the same exact service at local…read morebusiness of $94.35 .... The service people were awesome, but these guys are "on crack" if they think people are going to pay this inflated price for very long.

Last summer, I didn't need tires, but I did need help getting the tire on my zero turn mower back…read moreon its bead. Try as I might, I couldn't finagle that sucker on there so I finally put it on the trailer and drove over to Plaza tire. They were hammered and it was about 2 o'clock on a very hot August day. I was more than happy to wait my turn in line and just wanted to ask if they might be able to help me with this. Imagine my shock when one of their employees asked me to meet him at the trailer in a minute or two. I don't remember his name, but he was a slender older man probably in his early 60s with a beard and mustache. He proceeded to remove the entire wheel assembly from the front end of the mower since he also couldn't get it to reseat on the bead. Walked off with it, and about three minutes later he came back and reinstalled it. I asked him what I owed him and he said "nothing, I'm on my lunch and it only took a minute to do this." I insisted on at least picking up an 18 pack of his favorite cold beverage, and he finally, after three attempts, accepted. Skip ahead to last week and I remembered what amazing service I got there and how nice they were. So I took my little BMW back over there to get new tires and they had exactly what I needed in stock and within 45 minutes they were balanced and installed. I was able to purchase new tires for this car for almost exactly half of what I paid for the same tires in California six years ago. They're honest, you may have to wait sometimes, because they're incredibly popular with their customers, but you're gonna get your moneys worth and it's gonna be delivered with a smile. Their service manager is a really nice man as well. Don't sleep on this tire shop, they're fantastic.

The guys at the Hot Springs, AR shop are INCREDIBLE! This location just transitioned to a Plaza…read moreTire Shop this week and I threw them for a big loop on day one. I was the first customer to use an Emkay Fleet card for service and Lee had to spend a ton of time calling a bunch of different people to figure out how the shop would get paid. As a note, this shop is ALWAYS slammed, so the guys don't get a lot of down time to handle things when a customer isn't in front of them. I know Lee had to have been spending all his spare time handling my vehicle. In a time and environment where customer service is obsolete, Lee is exceptional in all facets. Further, this is where I bring my personal and work vehicle and will continue to do so as long as I live in this area. It's not only because of their fair pricing, but mostly because of the incredible customer service I've experienced EVERY SINGLE TIME I've been there in the past 5 years. Plaza got a gem when they acquired this shop!

I went get a replacement battery for my lawn mower and the lady working the counter was zero help…read moreand very rude. She wouldn't get out from behind the counter to help me and she was mad when I asked if she could test my battery. She said yeah you can put it there and hook it up. She still didn't want to move, so I left.

2 stars i far better than they actually are. Most crooked bunch of people ive ever dealt with…read more Worst ever car buying experience, sleazy salesman amd very unprofessional.

Went there previously and got very professional service (only needed a routine oil change). This…read moreweek needed another oil change and got ripped off paying over $1000 for crap that took less than 1.5 hours to complete including the oil change and car wash. The next day my car complained about low pressure in one tire. It was down to 20 lbs. Refilled it and drove over 100 miles. Checked the pressure again and it had not changed. My opinion is that someone let 15 lbs. of air out while the car was at the service center. So Greg Orr will never see my car or ass again. Watch out for bullshit sales people if you go there for anything.

Fast response Eager to help…read more Seems very professional. He was not able to assist me in a more timely manner (I had doctor appointments to be work around his schedule. I'd feel confident in his ability to help but he charged $75 for personal transportation out of his normal area.

Needed a driver's side interior door handle on my SUV. I explained that I had the part already but…read moredidn't have tools back from storage yet. A-Team Mobile Mechanix responded quickly and was happy to do it. Price for their stated (see text) was very high and he brought the labor cost down a little bit. We discussed days and I told him several days but today, Wednesday March 27th was good too. This morning I received a text saying he could have someone here this evening around 6 and the price of labor is at $175/hour (still outrageous to me but I needed it done) + taxes. His mechanic was here at exactly 7 (which was fine) and had it installed within 20 minutes, using my provided part. First invoice I received was for a whopping $208.78 (included in it was $17.50 for parts that I provided!) I texted him back reminding him that I had provided the part and it needed to be removed from the invoice. He agreed to do that but he added it was for "supplies" like gloves (none were used by the way) and other things that normal businesses factor into their cost per hour (something he disputes). I received the adjusted invoice though for $189.88 . I want to add that they were very nice, helpful and quick to respond. But with all of this in mind I thought they are extremely expensive and need to adjust their business model to bake in their supply costs with their high cost per hour.

Brock Taafe and Alan Winkle are super! My wife and I had traveled to Hot Springs to purchase a…read more2025 RAM 1500 Laramie Crew Cab we had seen on the internet. We had not dealt with the dealership before and didn't know what to expect but we were pleasantly surprised. Brock was the manager and took a personal interest in us. Alan did all the heavy lifting throughout the process and beyond the sale when we needed some paperwork done quickly. Both men were professional but pleasant, personable and responsive. We have purchased a number of vehicles during our nearly 40 years of marriage and we can attest that this was one the best experiences we've had.

Brock Taaffe with Gregg Orr Cadillac Hot Springs is the best! He was so helpful in helping me find,…read moreobtain, and purchase my Escalade. He is so kind and professional, honest and genuine, really made my car buying experience a one of a kind. I will be going back to him when i am ready to upgrade! Thank you so much Brock!

Sales team and the owner cannot be trusted. Must watch and question every number documented before…read moresigning. Ask to see and approve the retail order form. Darren Harris, sales floor manager, changed the price that the owner, Kevin Orr, agreed to resulting in a $3,226 difference.

It infuriates me I'm obligated to even give 1 star…read more Orr Nissan of Hot Springs definitely does a great job of appearing to be professional, customer-driven, and a business of integrity. When in all actuality they are glorified con artists and scammers. Their promos and ads on social media platforms are not even remotely honored. They are just a tactic to get you in the door. Then you are left with an empty promise left unfulfilled and an inquiry on your credit report. Whatever happened to good old fashioned honesty and full-disclosure? What is the actual point of wasting someone's time like that? I would imagine that some people do not have the ability to advocate for themselves and would cave on these borderline criminal tactics and deals. Perhaps some are in situations where they are desperate and businesses like Orr Nissan of Hot Springs capitalize on that desperation. Either way, it's nefarious and disgusting. Honor your word, deals, and promotions that you put out there. Moving forward, I will personally go out of my way to share my experience with any person who will listen. Not one person deserves this type of treatment.