If I could give 0 stars I would. Please read the whole review, even though it's long.
Worst experience of ever buying a vehicle. First, I will admit, I went there for a truck that looked like a good price, but wasn't for me. The price was great but had no options (I was trading in a 2016 F-150 XLT with a sunroof that was in excellent condition). I was looking at a 2021 STX when I really wanted a 2021 XLT. They initially offered me $24,000 for my old truck, when KBB said $29,000. I laughed at the salesman. Got him up to $27,500, which I wasn't thrilled with, but could live with.
I picked out a truck that I actually wanted, with some of the bells and whistles I was used to. I lost my sunroof, but the truck was very nice. As I was finalizing everything, it was getting dark out. I saw a scratch in the tailgate. They signed an "IOU" noting that it needed fixed. I was satisfied at the time. Oh, I forgot, the salesman also told me the towing capacity was 10,100 lbs (I have a travel trailer, so that was of interest to me). I finished the deal, signed the papers, and headed off. The salesman, Tyler, offered to do a spray in bed liner for $450. I said I would think about it.
I knew that the scratch had to be fixed. In the meantime, the service department called me and told me there were some recalls on my truck. I set the appointments up for the same time. Meanwhile, I took the truck through an automatic car wash and noticed water had entered the truck (not Stuckey's fault). The service department agreed to fix all issues, starting with the scratch. The technician called me, and said they buffed most of it the scratch, but wanted to call me before going any further. He said that they did not want to completely repaint the bed of a brand new truck. I agreed, but asked for some type of compensation. My idea was a discount on a spray in bed liner. The technician told me he would look into it. Later on, the salesman, Tyler, called me with an offer of $450 on a spray in (the same price he offered me at the dealership). I declined. A day later he offered me $375 and I agreed, but probably shouldn't have.
In the mean time, I was doing some research on my own. The towing capacity at 10,100 was a major decision in my purchase. However, I come to find out that it's actually only 7,800 lbs. Also, the door leaking issue was resolved, but the doors don't look adjusted in the correct position. As I look at the truck from the side, the seams don't match up.
Finally, I bought the truck out of state. From Maryland, they couldn't finalize the registration at the dealer. I was a bit confused, because this is not the first truck I have bought in PA. I rode off with the temp tags to expire 4/4/2021 and moved on. A few weeks later, I got a notice from the DMV that there was a hold on my account due to the lapse in coverage on my 2016 F-150. This never happened with any of my other PA trade-ins, even being out of state from Maryland. I If I could give 0 stars I would. Please read the whole review, even though it's long.
Worst experience of ever buying a vehicle. First, I will admit, I went there for a truck that looked like a good price, but wasn't for me. The price was great but had no options (I was trading in a 2016 F-150 XLT with a sunroof that was in excellent condition). I was looking at a 2021 STX when I really wanted a 2021 XLT. They initially offered me $24,000 for my old truck when KBB said $29,000. I laughed at the salesman. Got him up to $27,500, which I wasn't thrilled with, but could live with.
I picked out a truck that I actually wanted, with some of the bells and whistles I was used to. I lost my sunroof, but the truck was very nice. As I was finalizing everything, it was getting dark out. I saw a scratch in the tailgate. They signed an "IOU" noting that it needed fixed. I was satisfied at the time. Oh, I forgot, the salesman also told me the towing capacity was 10,100 lbs (I have a travel trailer, so that was of interest to me). I finished the deal, signed the papers, and headed off. The salesman, Tyler, offered to do a spray in bed liner for $450. I said I would think about it.
I knew that the scratch had to be fixed. In the meantime, the service department called me and told me there were some recalls on my truck. I set the appointments up for the same time. Meanwhile, I took the truck through an automatic car wash and noticed water had entered the truck (not Stuckey's fault). The service department agreed to fix all issues, starting with the scratch. The technician called me, and said they buffed most of it the scratch, but wanted to call me before going any further. He said that they did not want to completely repaint the bed of a brand new truck. I agreed, but asked for some type of compensation. My idea was a discount on a spray in bed liner. The technician told me he would look into it. Later on, the salesman called me with an offer of $450 on a spray in (the same price he offered me at the dealership). I declined. read more