great dealership that will definitely work with you, very good vehicle deals and always so…read morefriendly. Ive bought my 2nd car from them and would refer cache road credit to anyone!

From the owner: Long Description (1,500 max character count) Cache Road…read moreCredit Auto Inc. is your go-to place in Lawton for a reliable, affordable pre-owned vehicle. It's our job to help you drive off the lot smiling and with our years of experience and dependable service, we know we can make it happen. We have a well-maintained assortment of of various makes and models that fit any budget. Come visit today.

We worked with Derrick and Bryan. They were both wonderful and went above and beyond to help us!…read more Their resonse time with communication was super fast. Excellent customer service. We got 2016 Kia Forte and it is a great car. We noticed one small issue and they instanly fixed it! We will for sure go back in the future for any new cars! Cant recommend them enough! Thanks guys! :)

Bought a lightly used Toyota Tacoma from them. They asked a fair price from the start and were…read morewilling to let me take all the time I needed in looking at the vehicle. When I brought a small issue with the truck to their attention they were quick to fix the problem. Didn't have any issues with their service. They were nice and accommodating.

I've had a pretty pleasant experience with the Car-mart in Lawton. I'm on my third vehicle with…read morethem and had no issues. Used vehicles don't come problem free, do your research and know what to look for. The only complaint I had was miscommunication on one vehicle but that was more towards the mechanic shops lack of communication with Car-Mart. My third vehicle through them is nearly paid off and I'll trade it in and get another one.

Carmart repossessed my vehicle less 24 hrs after I made a payment. It was picked up on a Sunday. On…read moreMonday when I called, they apologized to me. They still made me pay $350 to the repossession company to get my vehicle back. For their mistake. Carmart is a terrible company

There isn't enough I can say about the friendliness, follow through, attention to detail and…read morecustomer service of everyone at this dealership from A to Z. Maybe it's because I am from a big city, but I always dread going or dealing with dealerships. This dealership blew my mind. Straight forward, no BS, no wasted time. They went above and beyond to make my purchase and shipping of my car as easy and seamless as possible. I would 100% buy another car from you guys in the future. Ray and Moe, thank you so so much!!!

Shout out to Alex vaffilev, first time we had a blanket stuck in our liftgate hatch and he helped…read moreus get it free pretty fast and we tried for 2 days straight lol A week later, our car wouldn't turn on because it had low gas and we didn't know and he helped with that too!! He's very loyal and understanding.

CDJR in Lawton, OK; Service Department almost destroyed my cars engine or worse. On 11 February…read more2026, I took my car (2023 Challenger Scatpack) with 15k miles into the Dodge dealership for an issue I was experiencing with my drivers side window. After they diagnosed and ordered a part for that issue, I was on my way back to work, or so I thought. About 2 miles down the road my battery indicator light came on, then a strange squealing noise started underneath my hood. I immediately pulled over, looked under the hood, only to see my balled up serpentine belt staring back at me. My PCV valve hose also decided to join the shenanigans. I am extremely meticulous with my vehicles. I strongly believe that the technician during the initial routine 27 point inspection, removed my drivers side valve cover to get to my oil fill cap. Which wasn't put back on properly and my oil fill cap had oil/grime all over it. So I know the technician serviced that area. Either he accidentally or intentionally removed the pcv valve hose which was never reinstalled, which fell into the drive pulleys and caused the serpentine belt to jump off. As of today 18 February 2026. A new A/C compressor is going to be installed onto my car because I was informed it had failed. I also have a video of the dealership driving my car into the maintenance bay without a serpentine belt on it and my hood completely open. The technician drove it this way for about 1000 ft. If this happened to me, I'm fairly certain its accepted practice.

On September 29, 2025. I purchased a new Ram 1500 4x4, intended as a retirement gift to myself…read morefollowing my service in the U.S. Military and Law Enforcement. Upon taking possession of the vehicle and driving it home, I discovered the following: - The undercarriage was covered in caked, dry mud. - The engine compartment was heavily covered in dust. - Weeks later, during the first interior clean up I found dry mud boot prints on the carpet, concealed under the rubber mats. - At 1,700 miles, I discovered the air filter was covered in dirt, debris, and oily fingerprints, suggesting a used part may have been swapped into my "new" vehicle. These conditions indicate the vehicle was likely abused or taken for "joy rides" prior to being sold to me as a new unit. When I brought these concerns to the dealership management, I was given the run-around and only offered a tank of gas as a resolution. Furthermore, as more issues began to emerge, such as the mileage of 19 as indicated on the original document I signed to proceed with the purchase contradicted the 25-mileage recorded on the documents I later received to register the vehicle with the local Tag Office. This and the aforementioned deficiencies are clear indicatives that the vehicle I test drove was not the vehicle I ended up with. I escalated my concerns to the manufacturer's headquarters, but was told they could not intervene as the dealership is an independent entity. As someone new to the state of Oklahoma who has purchased multiple vehicles previously without issue, I am appalled by these unethical business practices. This experience has turned what should have been a proud milestone into a nightmare. My advice to anyone in search for a new vehicle is to stay clear from Lawton DCJR, as this dealership appears to have serious issues delivering goods and products acting more like mafia syndicates than an honest business establishment.