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    Sam Leman Chevrolet

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Josh was well informed about the Volt and answered all of our questions. We appreciated that we were treated with respect.

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    Mangold Ford

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    I went to look at a 2000 Dodge Durango at Mangold Ford (as I needed a vehicle to pull trailers & a…read moreRV). After getting there, it was obvious it wasn't what I needed. Instead of leaving, I actually sat down with Donny (I was tired of trying to find a dealership with a SUV that I needed) as he seemed pleasant enough & we went over what they had in inventory (as I was looking for an inexpensive solution that didn't involve payments - not a vehicle that cost more). I also was not looking at a Ford, at first (lots of 5.43v horror stories out there). But, I was then shown a 13 Ford Lariat (with the 3.5 Eco-boost dual turbo engine), & I was pleasantly surprised by it's power. I then looked further up in price, and for around $24,000 - I found a 2015 Ford Expedition Platinum EL with 109,000 miles. I took it for a test drive, & was astounded by how nice it was (it had the Eco-boost & could pull 9,200 lbs & was setup for towing). I had driven there in my 2019 Jeep Cherokee with 94,000 miles (which I had bought last year & was paying a monthly payment on). I needed the Ford MUCH MORE for towing my 2021 Gulfstream 4,900 lb RV, unfortunately - it was Tuesday & the dealership had already closed for the day - so I had to come back the next day. I took the time that night to research the 2015 Ford Expedition Platinum EL, & quickly learned that unlike other SUV's/Trucks (such as GM or RAM)... the 2015-2017 Expedition is the holy grail of towing SUV's/Trucks - as the drivetrain is rock solid (with no reported long term issues with either the 3.5 Eco-boost or the transmission) plus the independent rear end making it a real smooth drive. Also, the price was 1/3 of a brand new Expedition & yet, this 2015 Expedition looked almost brand new & was not rusty - anywhere (it was obviously a central IL used vehicle). I sent my personal details/financials to them the following morning (to start the purchase process), & by the time I arrived - I had already been approved to buy the Expedition (we just needed to agree on the trade-in price for my Jeep). After about 15 minutes (after I arrived), we had agreed on the deal. The paperwork took only a little over an hour after that. No hi pressure. No 4 square tactics. When I went to talk to Steve in Finance, no weird numbers popping up (& no fees that should not be there). I actually asked regarding an extended warranty (& showed him I intended to get a 24,000 mile Ford warranty online for $2,700). I was offered a 5 year/70k premium extended warranty for $4,200. All in (including paying off my previous loan that exceeded my trade-in value), I left the dealership at around $32,000 all in. I am paying only $140 more per month now with this Expedition than I was with my Jeep. In 2015, this Expedition sold for $71,000 & had every option available (& the same configuration for a 2023 Expedition costs almost $90,000). So, this is a Dave Ramsey economics 101 success story. I will say this, Mangold Ford is one of the last TRUE family owned straight shooting dealerships left out there. Their Christian based principles are very evident & they treated me with respect & dignity. I can't say the same about dealerships such as "Kunes Country" who claim to be Christian based - but are one of the worst dealership experiences one can have. You can be sure, even though they are not close to me (I just moved from Huntley, IL to Streator, IL) - Mangold Ford is my dealership of choice now. They will also now have the honor of working on my 1972 Lincoln Mark IV classic car as a result. The owner personally thanked me for my business. It is my honor to be having a new business relationship with Mangold Ford. They are trustful & are worthy of your business. And given I am former Motor Transport (I am a Disabled USMC Veteran), this is a rare automotive business to find where Honor is still practiced & preached. Semper Fi.

    Sale was great. Service has been GARBAGE!!!! Check my Google review. No one cares after the sale…read moreall the way up to the general manager. ABSOLUTEL TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. Steer clear of this dealership at all cost.

    Cox Transfer

    Cox Transfer

    (3 reviews)

    Closing the doors soon. I heard closing doors Jan1,2026. Way too much family working in the office…read more And over paid.

    I want to share this w whoever may be considering on becoming a Cox Transfer employee. I have…read moreworked for the company 10 years. While I was on the job delivering for the company, on June 10, 2024 I became extremely ill. I called my dispatcher to let him know what was going on. He instructed me to find a place to park the truck. I did and then had to call an ambulance to take me to the hospital. I was over an hour and a half away from my house. Once released from the hospital, I was told I couldn't drive the rig so my family came and picked me up. As I was recuperating at home w kidney stones, i received a phone call from Cox Friday late afternoon. They told me after they picked up the truck (after sitting in an open lot for four days unattended) that since the 1/4 fender mud flap was missing (it had rusted out and fallen off when I was driving), a crack in the windshield, and the front light out, they would have to terminate me. Yes, fire me. For the last few years, I was one if not the only one, that drove the most miles in a year's time for them. However, I shouldn't be surprised by this. This is not the only thing that the owner done. He also made me pay over $3000.00 for me to continue to work for him and drive the truck. The truck needed fumigated due to bugs, (in which I also brought home and had to have multiple items replaced, which was not cheap, and had to remove everything out of my entire upstairs and have the house fumigated for over 6 months to get rid of them), the owner said that he was tired of paying for this and would not pay for any thing more unless I agreed to repay him. He stated "I have spent enough money on this". So, before he would continue to make it so I had a safe environment in which to work, I had to sign a document stating that I would pay for the expense to have my truck safe to drive in. Not only did he make me sign that document, but he also made me sign a document indicating that I understood that I was now on probation for the next year due to this. When I talked w a lawyer regarding this incident, I was told that he is not able to do this to his employees. If you read the "rights of the employee" you will see that you as an employee have the right for a safe environment in which to work. So, if you are reading this trying to decide whether to take a job for this company, think hard. I know that they preach "family environment" but I sure wouldn't treat my family that way. Expect them to drive in an infested truck and then fire you while recovering from kidney stones over the phone. He didn't even have the balls to call me himself, he had someone else do so. What a boss. Good luck to you if you choose to work there. they will stab you in the back as soon as they can.

    Sam Leman Chevrolet - autorepair - Updated May 2026

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