Service department is great. In November had $4000 worth of work done. Call me for more information about my thoughts on sales department.

Took in a 2017 Chevy Cruze diesel to service shop to complete a def system service bay test only the dealer can perform to clear the limp mode countdown. The problems where fixed and car had no codes when I dropped it off, $700 dollars later and not only could they not run the test but they tried to make me change the entire def tank out because it was the level sensor they said. I paid the 700 and got the vehicle which now shows a check engine light on. After taking the vehicle home I located def tank, found the level sensor not even plugged in. I checked it with a multimeter and the sensor tested fine so I reconnected to wiring harness and ran a scan tool on the car and all codes cleared again. Now I'm back where I started and don't know how to reset the countdown to limp mode without a dealership scanner/programmer to just simply clear the computer.

I won’t ever go back to the Chevy dealership. I will only use the ford dealership from now on.

Bob, the salesman was great, but they tried to screw me in the finance , I have perfect credit, they hit me with 6.7 % said that was the best , I called tinker they said they could do .5.99%, and then all of sudden they could get me 5.75%.

Went in for an oil change and tire rotation. The service was prompt and courteous.

Salesman was great, everyone that we dealt with was very nice. First class operation for sure!

Crooks and liars. Long story short. Bought a used only 6 years old car from them in the fall to replace my wive's SUV that was totaled by a deer. Spent $22,000 altogether on SUV with around 85,000 miles. With lower miles, years, and higher price thought should be good. Nope did not even make it the first oil change. My wife drives it just to work as a school teacher and in just a month or two started smoking, popping, and risking her life shutting down engine, all electical come on, and problems with brakes from electical shutting down. We immediately called Wadley since just bought it and no help. We had it towed there but they would not even honor to pay the towing. We live 35 miles away and they said free towing for 1 year after purchase is limited to 20 miles. They wanted 2000 to repair it with nothing covered. So we brought it to another mechanic. Long story have paid already 3k in repairs and finally to find the entire engine block was cracked and need new engine another 6k at least. So we are now out almost 30 k on a car we have only driven like 2 months and less than 2000 miles. Worst the final honest mechanic with decades of experience who finally looked at it found very obvious signs of "the worse repairs I have seen in my entire career" , "metal on struts supports peeled back and torn into with an angle grinder" and like I said cracked heads and engine block. All of which should have readily apparent to any basic mechanic when they revied it before selling it to us. I am not a mechanic, but our guy says they either never even opened the hood or are lying that they checked it out. We have driven to the dealership in person and called many times and always told either they will do nothing; forget the "Engine for life" scam, or that the with this "new managment" they are so shocked and sorry and will make it right, but never not even once after being promised 3 different calls have they called back to make it right. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS PEOPLE WITH NO INTEGRITY.

Absolute thieves. They give car salesmen a bad name. Total xxxx. Situation: I called on a F150 Tremor with 5 miles on it. Turns out it had 4670 miles on it once I spoke to the dealership. ok, still a decent deal. The price of $59,575 was published. The first thing I asked was is that the real price and not the qualified rebate crap? Nope, we publish out best price and we stand by it. Shorten this way up. By the time it came to signing the price, with tax $6000 in taxes, was $68,575. Then they proceeded to tell me my interest rate was 10% even with my 821 credit score. I reacted to the 10% poorly and told them I would get my own loan and would call them back. Then they called back and said they could do 4.99% financing. What changed? By the time I reached the bank I realized the real price minus the taxes was $62,575. I called back. What changed? Oh, you didn't qualify for some of the rebates. What? We went over this the very first thing. They told me that Ford manages the rebates. I get that but you agreed to sell me the truck at $59,575. That has nothing to do with Ford. You should give me the money off to get back to the agreed upon sale price (that I didn't even negotiate on) They told me if I don't like it don't buy it. I didn't buy it. You shouldn't either. Does Ford condone sales tactics like this? I doubt it.

Super helpful! Good service! The employees are nice and went above and beyond to make the process easy and comfortable.

It was very nice I looked up seven other dealerships and this place had the best prices compared to others

Jerry easy to work with friendly very clean and veri bought a used car i never dreamed i could own a little sports car very fast and comfortable atmosphere.

Easy entrance and had Quick service They have really Nice facilities and the employees were friendly

Everyone is very nice and got me in and out pretty fast for my oil change

Easy to schedule and worked with my schedule needs and on a day I wanted

Very good place to do business with no c omplanes l liked all the people there l would go back there any time.