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,

This place has nice salespeople, but I have to wonder if their "veneer" of pleasantness is to get…read moreyou to walk out with a car that's damaged. We bought a 2016 Hyundai Roadster with 65,000 miles in June 2024 for our son who is in college and needed a car to make work opportunity easier. It runs, so that's good. This is being written less than 30 days from the car being bought, but we don't have time to drive four hours round trip to get this car exchanged due to the stuff below (he goes to school in Texas, so that's also complicated), but I feel it's more important to make people aware of this. The dealer failed to disclose the following defects which did not present themselves in the test drive, but they were caught when we got the car checked by a Hyundai service location in my son's TX college town: 1. A loose positive battery cable which was causing the car to almost switch off on our drive back. I thought it was the "safe mode" that happens in Hyundais, but the mechanic we paid $70 to fix this in OKC said it was as simple as that. 2. The right rear view mirror was loose upon driving it on the highway for an hour, and that's $750 to replace and paint. 3. The under shield is missing that would cost $236. What we DID notice in the test drive is that the electrical head unit (the screen that has all the interactive display options on the dashboard) didn't work. The dealer said it was the actual material screen itself, and not the interior electronics. They knocked $350 or so off the price of the car to compensate for it because they said I could take it to a dealer and get it replaced for the same basic price by buying it online and then having that mechanic install it ("7 minute" repair, the dealer at Infinite Routes Auto said). This is COMPLETELY A LIE. The repair is to cost $2,526.42 with labor and parts. This is so duplicitous, to sell a car with this many defects. Sure, you can say, "Buyer beware," but this is really deceptive. I'm filing a complaint with the state and national governmental offices about this dealership, and I'm reposting this review to all known online sites that allow reviews of businesses.

DO NOT PURCHASE THE EXTENDED WARRANTY This dealership is a…read morescamhouse. They are very slow and will lie to you face with a smile. I did not receive my title for 2 months I was charged 8 THOUSANDS DOLLERS more than the sticker price because they claim you have to pay for a tracking device on the vehicle. Everyone here has lied to me multiple times and stopped answering my calls. I am considering legal action against them.

So I have nothing but great things to say about Mark Allen Chevrolet. I first purchased a car in…read more2020 from them and loved it! My first experience was beautiful! Then I moved to the country and decided that I needed something more suited to gravel roads. With current gas prices I finally felt it was time to go hybrid and wanted an SUV. Since I moved out to Fort Gibson, I actually tried a few local dealers. Truly bad! Not only did they want high prices but they insulted me with the very low value they placed on my 2020 car which has been well treated. So back to the only really reliable dealer, Mark Allen Chevrolet. It was worth the 1.25 hours drive IMO. The only issue was that I had to go to the GMC shop and the finance people really irritated me with crazy errors in the numbers. It was resolved but I had to dig my heels in when saying their numbers were nearly twice what it should be. It did work out and I am happy! Kudos to Richard Prince "Prince" for being so patient with me because I had three vehicles to test drive. He also was the one to go back to Finance and explain how they were mistaken. He was in my corner for sure! I usually feel like I'm treated like a dumb "girl" who doesn't know what she's talking about But never with Mark Allen! Bonus reasons to go to them: Mark Allen is a Marine Corps veteran (like me!) who loves our country and people; and I love that they openly support the police! Anyone who has a problem with that is probably someone I wouldn't want to do business with in the first place. We should focus more on our commonalities rather than differences. No one is perfect but an ethical person is who does the right thing. These are those people. Please don't judge them for a couple of unhappy customers. Truly good people here!

I purchased a Jeep Wrangler Sahara 2014 not had a good 2 weeks it started tic tic tic in the engine…read moreit's engine trouble. Sales team was so friendly and bothered me all the time to make the purchase but after the purchase you cant get anyone to talk to you about problems they are pretty much done with me since they have there money. I went back out the manager had me waiting for an hour I was told he is busy with a customer. So again I left and I'm trying to get this issue resolved. It was told the tic was just wear but it's engine problems. This is my first lemon purchase and it's fuck up we the consumers just get taking advantage of...so please pay to have the vehicle check out before you buy..... Eugene

We bought a car from Kirkpatrick's and have been very pleased with it! We test drove several cars…read moreand ended up buying a nice Honda Accord. Pleasant experience.

Purchased a 2018 Dodge journey. Had it a little over a month. The motor is not working. It…read moreoverheat. Oil is leaking into cylinders 1 - 3. The piston rings are worn-out. I am told I will have to get a new engine. I am very disappointed with this. And there is something wrong with the milage on the car.

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.

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!

Dale and I bought an escape from Charlie Ortiz and this week a 2014 Ford Focus Hatchback. We love…read moreboth cars and are delighted to keep doing business with Bill Knight Ford. Charlie makes the experience great with his friendly attitude, easy dealing with great prices and no games! He took us on a couple of test drives and helped us to select a good model with great gas mileage for Dale to drive to work. He is on the top of his game and always provides excellent service to us. We also had a great financing experience with Ryan Knight who made it the easiest purchase I have ever made. This is the only dealership to buy a Ford from so be sure to ask for Charlie and get the car you want with a great buying experience and no sales pressure...........just service to the customer and helping to meet the customer's needs.

Great sales department, shit service department. Not only does the service side, double dip in…read morelabor charges but they fix things that don't need to be fix and make you drive home with a broken car because they never fixed the problem you been having

Horrible service. Bought a vehicle (02 Volvo S60) that was…read moresupposed to be in "Great shape" moments later "check engine" light comes on. Wasn't able to detect, next day returned to see what it was, was told it needed a Slight tune up, so a few hundred dollars later cars idling good while starting, drive around for a few just to double check. 1 week later the car began to lag on acceleration, it was a struggle to get up to 15-20 MPH. Not to mention the smoke that would cloud the exhaust after the startup,