David Stanley Dodge Reviews
Midwest City, OK
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David Stanley Dodge sells and services Dodge vehicles in Midwest City, Oklahoma. The dealership offers new and used cars, financing options and certified maintenance services, aiming to provide comprehensive customer support.
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Reviewed June 19, 2015
Saw a 2011 Ram 1500 4x4 Hemi Crew LOADED on their website for $29,988. Called them and verified the vehicle was still available at that price. They allowed that it was and I drove up there. Long story short I gave them $5,500 CASH and I still noticed AMOUNT FINANCED was $33,652... THAT BRINGS US TO $39,000. "I came up here to look at a $29,000 truck." They said it was due to the $2,000 Service Contract that covered EVERYTHING for 50,000 miles with $100 deductible and a $3,500 service charge. They explained those ate up my $5,500 down payment so I was still financing the whole truck, which somehow became over $3,500 more expensive than I was quoted . The only charge that explained any of it was a $732 charge. Not $3,500. Had I not needed to get to Victoria, TX on the rig I would not have bought that truck under those conditions.
Now I've received a Certified Letter from the service contract provider saying my truck isn't eligible for that service contract. I have called everyone in finance, sales, and the Manager and always get voice mail, always leave detailed messages and NO ONE has returned a call. The letter even says that they contacted the dealership on May 26 and told them and that they have to refund any monies I spent on that service contract and they are aware of this. I'm about to head up there, I'm laid off from my oilfield job and haven't worked in 3 weeks and I'm getting my money one way or the other.
Reviewed June 12, 2015
We purchased a new vehicle in Nov 2014. We agreed on the "We Owe" with the salesman and the mgr on duty. We already had the fin set up so it was a done deal. We left the truck so they can do the "I owe you" for 2 days. When we get the call to come pick up the truck we were told the camera was on back order. Again remember this was still Nov 2014. So now Feb 2015 still no call from David Stanley as to my camera. So I called and spoke to mgr **, who was unaware of this issue. I explained the medical issue attached with & why we needed this issue resolved and that full disclosure was not given as to the length of time this has taken. **'s response was "Ok I will fire the salesperson." I replied that is not what I am wanting. I am wanting the truth. If I was told that my request was not available and would not have been we would have purchased another vehicle that had it on there already.
I never got another follow up call. Now June 11, 2015 6 months later to the date I get a call from a staff in the Services Dept that said "Your camera was finally in" and that it would take 3.5 hrs to fix. I asked what time he would make it in and I replied I'll be there 9.01 and that I needed a loaner during that time. His response was "Sure we can do that." Upon us getting there, 6 month, 1 day to get the camera installed and asked for the loaner car, ** another mgr adds a new twist to this long story of very poor C/S. There will be a charge for the loaner. Now I have no choice but to let them put the camera on but I fear they will mess up something. LM for ** no response @ time of filing complaint.
Reviewed June 2, 2015
I made an appointment for service for my 2006 SRT 10. The appointment was for 9:30 on Tuesday June 2nd. I was advised when I arrived at 9:00 that it would take about 2 hours. I told them I would be in the waiting room because I had to be back home for another appointment at 12:00. ** said they would get right on it. At 11:00, I walked to the back through the back lot and found my truck still sitting there. They had not even started the service yet. I reminded the service employee that I had another appointment at noon. Their answer was, handing me my keys and to take the truck somewhere else. I have purchased three vehicles from David Stanley. I should have stopped at the first one. I will never step into their business again.
Reviewed May 28, 2015
False contest. I received a mailer by next day air from David Stanley, and they also hired a company to verify your win (which by the they did call me to verify if I went to pick my prize) and was told after driving 2 towns away, that everyone received the same mailer and it was not payable.
Reviewed May 27, 2015
Living several hours from the dealership, I was dealing on a Ford f150 for my son. When I asked about getting the truck titled in Texas, the salesman was clueless. He had to check with someone else. I communicated that I was planning to buy the truck cash and just needed to know about the title and registration. It was closing time for them and they said they would get back with us first thing in the morning. The general manager was supposed to be in at 8:30 am so the sales guy could ask. After the manager still wasn't in at 10:15 am, we decided to go ahead and head to the dealership and ** said okay since it would take a few hours. Almost 3 hours into our trip we got a call from ** that they had sold the truck.
Reviewed April 15, 2015
I went with my son to buy a car from David Stanley Dodge in Norman. It has been the utmost horrible experience in my entire life! They bought the car on Jan. 10th, 2015. They did not ever get a title until March 27 and my son had to go up there 2 different times to re-sign paperwork to date it another date because they did not have the title. He also bought the extended warranty at the time of purchase and the driver side window will not roll up now. He took it in on Feb 18 for a scheduled service appointment and they made him wait until 30 days of the purchase which should have been on Feb. 10, but since they dated paperwork for the title he will have to wait another 30 days. He scheduled another appointment on March 12 and sat there for 3 hours and they said they would have to order a part.
They should have ordered it on Feb. 18 when he called for an appointment. Now it is April 15. Still not fixed! I cannot get anyone to return my calls! I call multiple times a day!! I am also waiting on my $200.00 referral check for referring my son to go there and still have not received that!!! I will never do business with these YO-YO'S again!!
Reviewed April 7, 2015
I purchased my 2009 Honda Accord on January 23, 2015. I received a phone from ** on February 26, 2015. He stated that my paperwork needed to be reprocessed (for whatever reason) and would need new paystubs from both my co-signer and me. We were told that our credit wouldn't be run again but was run multiple times, causing a dramatic decrease to our scores. February 28, 2015 I emailed ** informing him that my previous employer (which was my current employer during the time of my purchase) was experiencing technical difficulties on their website and HR would not respond to my request.
March 3rd comes around and I still hadn't received anything from the previous employer. Between March 3, 2015 and March 10, 2015, both my co-signer and I received a minimum of 4 phone calls or text messages from a staff member requesting the same information I had already told ** I was waiting for in the mail. During this same duration I spoke with **, who worked in Finance and was the original closer of my deal. I called my previous employer with ** on the phone (per her request) and she heard them tell me they would not release the information on the phone and would mail them out to me. ** told me to bring my W2, as well as my cosigner's W-2 to her and when you all received my paystub, I would get a new temporary tag.
Apparently ** and whomever the other people calling me were, were not on the same page because the calls, emails and texts continued. May I add that ** emails were very unprofessional and he still hasn't responded to my last email. Nevertheless, on March 5, 2015 we brought necessary documents to ** and were given a temp tag for that day, which is not what I was told by ** previously. There was a Hispanic gentleman who helped us because ** was with someone. We resigned the papers and left.
Nonetheless, here comes another phone call stating my paystubs were invalid because when I spoke with Ally Financial I informed them that I was self-employed, since ** lied and left my previous employer on my paperwork. ** claimed we never told him I was self-employed, but that is a lie because he was the first person we told after I attempted to give bank statements to show my income. So all of the traveling (because I live in Texas), paperwork, calls/texts and harassment were for nothing.
Last week my co-signer and I went to ** to turn in my bank statements (which were unacceptable before but somehow were okay to turn in now). I immediately came in, printed off my information and went into the office myself to get my papers off of the printer. This took about 15 minutes. From the time I arrived until I printed my papers off, the receptionists never offered ** (co-signer) any help. They both sat on their phones texting. No one greeted us. No one offered helped. When I asked a young man for some assistance, he seemed more interested in the basketball game on the TV than my request for help. I believe his name is **. We are treated as if we have done something wrong and now we pay for it.
I am still receiving calls from sales reps trying to sell me a new car. I ask every time to take me off the list but I keep getting calls. Also, I have yet to receive my title or my updated tag. I have delayed the purchase of my tag so long that I feel like ** needs to just pay for it! I'm sure there is so much that I am not adding because, well look at how much I've typed. Here are a list of people I recollect working with, that were not mentioned above and my particular experience with them. **: One of two young men that actually tried to help, after seeing no one wanted to help. **: Our original salesman. He didn't know what he was talking about and insinuated to me that I should file bankruptcy to get a new vehicle. ** from Used Cars: Both were very nice and personable. Everyone in Used Cars was great!
**: This guy is a creep! He harasses us every time we come in. An event of harassment includes him staring at us for 10 minutes out of the building's window, while we sat in the car and him stating "just because y' all mad at them ("them" being Finance I assume), doesn't mean don't speak to me when you come in here" in front of several staff members and a few customers, as we walked out the building. He is extremely strange and makes us very uncomfortable every time. **: Handled her job well and was nice during our online chat. All in all I am unhappy and honestly wish I would've purchased my car elsewhere. What I need from David Stanley is my tag, title and for them to STOP calling me. UPDATE: ** in HR lied stating he never received my emails or calls. I ended up talking to his assistant who was extremely rude, as well as the receptionist.

Reviewed March 18, 2015
I bought a Dodge Charger 2011 and the company is trying to get out of the agreement. They haven't sent me my tag and title and no info on where to make my payments. They don't return my calls either.
Reviewed Feb. 5, 2015
My husband and I went online and found a dodge truck, an internet special. We got down there, they would not even show us that one told us we couldn't get approved for that but could for more expensive one. Didn't make sense. Then they told us they would give us 600.00 cash back and did not even have receipt!! Then finance guy told me he would get me a lot cheaper interest rate if I wanted to have my bank send him a fax stating the loan I had with them was for property and not a car loan so I said ok!!
They had us sign the contract, we done everything they wanted then when they failed to keep their end of what they said and give us our cash back. My husband told them he was bringing truck back. They told him he couldn't, he was stuck with it!! Lie after lie very unprofessional!!!!! Awful car dealership!!!! I still do not have my 600.00 cash back. Why should the consumer be swindled?!! Why should we have to keep our end of the bargain when they haven't? We have called and called and they avoid us and when you do talk to sales manager he tells you, "oh well!!"
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2015
I never write reviews. I'm a kind person that always tries to see the best in everyone, but this dealership has made me so mad, that I'm actually going so far as to write them the WORST review I've ever given. The salesmen are a piece of work, but I'm not going to focus on that, I mean, they're salesmen, what do you expect? Integrity? Hah! So that won't be my sole focus here. I just wanted a reliable car and a decent deal.
From the moment I drove off the lot, it's been problem after problem with the car. They lied SO much about the condition of the car. They even lied about the trim level! Saying it was a premium when it was a base. REALLY?! Then there were a ton of issues with the car. I test-drove it, sure, but it was things that won't show up immediately. Things that had been patched temporarily, then fall apart after a week!
I've had this car for 29 DAYS. DAYS! I had to get the alignment fixed, tire pressure sensor went off, had to fix that, then again, and had to fix it again. Then the turbo went out! I called the dealership, and they couldn't care less. They say it's not their problem anymore. Like, really? Do you not have any integrity for your company or reputation?! This has been the car from HELL! (And I don't curse!!!! Look what they've done to me!!) They have zero morale. PLUS their salesmen had the audacity to hit on me the whole time I was there. Even made a dirty comment with my DAD there! Like really? Just all around, the worst experience of my life regarding cars. I would most definitely not buy from this dealership. But if you do because you fell in love with the car (as I did), just know you've been warned. On top of all that, it took them nearly a month to get me the title.
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2015
In 2011, I purchased my first used car sold to me by Mr. **. I was skeptical but Mr. ** assured me that it was a very nice car. I was not able to come to the lot so Mr. ** had me search the car online and assured me I would have minimal problems except for normal wear and tear. Mr. ** had a mechanic and a seller deliver the car to my doorstep so I could test drive it and finalize the sale. I have had the car for 4 years and only had minimal service like battery, wiper, and tire purchases. I referred my granddaughter to Mr. ** and she purchased a new car from him and we saw in his office where he has been employee of the month many times. He is courteous and served with a smile. I would recommend Mr. ** for sales in Mid West City, Oklahoma, David Stanley Jeep, Dodge, and used cars. Thank you.
Reviewed Oct. 25, 2014
Since day one deception is the order of the day. Employees are REQUIRED to say ANYTHING to bring them in. LIES, ETC. - ALL REQUIRED TO WORK THERE. Even the advertising is FALSE and they even say they get away with it. Intentionally lowballing trades. The deceit was too much. Managers cuss, unprofessional all the way to the top. There's no dollar down, negative equity etc. - all lies and **. If a dealer won't tell you price up front, run. If you value your time and sanity, go elsewhere. Diffee is the best I know of - go there or a Tote The Note... avoid the Lynn Hickey experience! Buy elsewhere.
Reviewed Aug. 4, 2014
I went to David Stanley in Norman on a Saturday and bought a 2014 Avenger. I agreed to a payment of 390.91 and an interest rate of 6.99%. On the following Monday I got a call from the finance manager and told me I had to re-sign the papers because the loan company would not accept the 6.99%. It went to 11.41% and 445.77 a month. I told them when I bought the car I am on SSDI and could only barely make the $390.91 payments and told this guy I cannot make it. He told me I had no chose but to sign. He said they had 15 days to change the contract. I asked for my old car back and was told it was sold already.
Reviewed July 3, 2014
My wife and I went to david stanley dodge to look at a new 2014 dodge dart sxt. We test drove a few and picked out the one she wanted and we started talking price. He said the car was $22500, which is way over any other price at other dealerships. I showed him some quotes that we had received and got the price down to $17500, great deal since we got everything in the car. Rear view camera, gps, touchscreen radio, remote start, the whole 9 yards. After we finally got to the finance manager, after 5 hours, he said 2 banks approved us. We had to sign paperwork for both. We finally left around 9 pm, when we got there at 4 pm.
They also wouldn't let us take any paperwork because my wife still had an out of state license with her maiden name. He wanted us to go get a ok license in her maiden name, come back so he could copy it, then go back and get one in her married name, then come back so he could copy that. BTW which is illegal, and would be a huge fine, and would have cost us $80 to get 2 licenses. After going back so they could copy her new license they did not give us paperwork.
After waiting 2 weeks we got everything and the paperwork stated that we agreed for a price of $27202.56 which is $10000.00 more than any other dealership offered and at 4.99 arp. I knew there would be fees, but $2500 for a portfolio which we did not want. I went to the dealership to talk to the manager/owner. I sat there for 2 hours and got told he wasn't even there. So I talked to someone else and got laughed. I was even told "maybe you should learn to read," and that I should get over it. I will never return and will be contacting my lawyer. Worst dealership ever!!! Buyers beware, they take forever so you sign everything to get outta there.
Reviewed June 8, 2014
A couple of things about DSD and how they go about getting you. Don't give them your drivers license to "run your credit report". This cause the so called buy down of the interest rate which was tacked on to the cost of the car we bought. Don't take delivery of a car there after dark, as we found the hail damage the next morning when we back out of our garage. Our salesman told me to just wait for more hail damage and get it all fixed at one time. Had a few things like the hail damage and buying down the interest rate been disclosed prior to going to finance, then I know we would have left the dealership before we did.
High pressure tactics are used to get you to buy, like telling you the previous dealer "saw you coming," and "we're going to give you a better deal". After the fact, you find out that buying down the interest rate never favors the consumer. So if you want to look for a Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge or Ram truck, go somewhere else and make sure they don't run your credit report before going to finance.
Reviewed April 8, 2014
David Stanley Jeep in Midwest City, OK is a criminal organization. My wife and I went to buy a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit on February 1, 2014. We test drove it and loved it. We were moved around from cubical to cubical for 5 hours. They purposefully wear you out to sign what they print off without going over anything. When I got home, I got really upset for them adding $9,000 for things I did not ask for. So I felt screwed but did not do anything until they called me three weeks later. **, a female sales manager, left a message saying that there was a problem with the VIN number that their paperwork was a digit short and they needed to confirm the VIN number for finance. But not to worry, the loan had been approved. So, we made an appointment with ** for February 21st at 5pm.
When we arrived, she wasn't there so they had to get another sales manager. They asked for the keys to the Jeep and I said "it is at home but here is the VIN number that I verified through my insurance company. And besides, you don't need keys to read the VIN number through the windshield". Then I said, "There are problems with the contract and I wanted them fixed". So they sat me down and told me the VIN number has been verified, but there's a problem with finance, that I was turned down. I said, "You told me on February 1st that I was approved for the loan, then three weeks later I'm not"? He said "the loan was only tentatively approved". I said "there is 700 miles on it and I'm a smoker, so now all you have is a used vehicle".
He then tells me to calm down and let's work this out. I told him to take the $3,800.00, that was what they wrote down in magic marker as trade in for my 2000 Ford Explorer Sport, off the MSRP and I do not want anything else added. Then he tells me, "I can give you $600 trade in." I said, this is ** that Kelley Blue Book says it's worth $3,500 because it was garage kept. He said, Kelley Blue Book "does not sell cars". My wife stands up and pounds her fist on the table and says this is ** and left the office. I informed them that they are crooks and liars.
All said and done, they added $5,000 to the MSRP to the vehicle out of thin air, stole my trade in, raised my interest rate and is supposed to give me a check for $4,000. I said get me the ** out of here. So now I have to pick up the check on February 25th if they don't pull something again. By the way, they lied about the VIN number; it was the same on the original contract. So it was a ploy to get the keys out of my hands before they tell me the loan didn't go through to screw me even more and my Explorer is long gone. I listened to other customers getting the same twisted lies told to them and manipulating numbers to confuse them.
On February 24, 2014, ** from David Stanley called me to inform me that they needed my wife to sign the contract for the jeep. I told him that ** didn't need it, that I was approved for the loan. ** replied that they needed it anyway. I informed him my wife, Sharlene would not step a foot into David Stanley ever again. So ** said he would personally bring me the contract for my wife to sign next to me at 3pm and bring me an updated paper tag, so we could leave on vacation. My wife gets a call on her cell phone from David Stanley at 3pm and he says that he will be at the house in 20 minutes.
Doorbell rings and I answer the door, and an older gentlemen is there not **. He said he was a runner for the dealership. I look at the contract and find out they lied again. Now my wife is the primary signer and I am the co-signer. This is the third contract since February 1st and each time they say I'm approved. I called ** back and asked him what the hell is going on. I told him that he is a liar and that I will be there on February 25th to pick up a check for $4,000 that they owed me due to adding on the $5.000 to the MSRP, because I'm leaving town. If not I will fill out a police report before I leave town so David Stanley doesn't try to say that I stole the Jeep. When I return I will then seek an attorney and see if I have a case. Meanwhile, my wife and I have lost a bit of weight. She's starting to lose some hair and having anxiety attack due to all the stress and constant lies.
February 25th I called ** at David Stanley on his cell phone and got no response. I then text him and said "This is Jeff **, where is my check since I've been approved 3 times". Ten minutes later he called and said we are approved again and while I have you on the phone, I'll call the lender and see if we can get the funds sent to our accountant and have them cut a check for $4,000.00 to you". I informed him that I was leaving for California on February 27th and was not waiting another day. ** asked for the address of where I would be at while on vacation so he could have the check mailed there.
I told him it was none of his business because I don't trust any of you sales people. I told him to mail it to my home address. He said to call **, the accountant, to see if the funds can be released and picked up after I got off work, otherwise it would be sent in the mail. I called ** at David Stanley and she did not answer the phone at her desk nor the page. So I contacted ** by text and said no one is answering the phone at David Stanley and asked him to check out and I'm leaving town. Got no response.
When I was in the mountains, Chrysler called to inform me that we were approved. I told them that David Stanley has no business representing them or their product because of what they do to costumers. (We were told the first time that Chrysler turned us down and now roughly 27 days later, they have changed their minds and approved us?) I sent a text ** that Chrysler said we were approved and for him to make sure that the check for $4,000.00 and a copy of the last contract is sent to my house. (The runner who came to our house said he could not give us a copy, that the dealer would have to do that.) I will seek an attorney when I get back from vacation. How do these people sleep, I don't know. They need to be investigated.
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2014
This was the worst car buying experience ever. I called and scheduled to test drive a truck. Upon my arrival it took 30 minutes to bring the truck around because it needed gas. After my test drive I wanted to look at one other vehicle. Following that, I decided to purchase the original truck I drove 40 miles to see. While looking at it one last time another sales woman asked if we had the keys and then proceeded to rip the keys out of my sales rep's hands. She then yelled at her customer to jump in to take it for a test drive. My rep told her I was looking at the truck and purchasing it at which point she responded, "I don't care. It's not sold yet." I was absolutely shocked by her unprofessionalism and rudeness. My rep said to go forward with the purchasing processes, which we did.
Many reps were buzzing about what had happened and the rude rep quickly ran in to get her client's paperwork submitted to try to purchase the car before we could. But after the shock wore off, I realized that if that was the type of people they had running the organization then the same was probably true for their mechanics and management. This was confirmed when the highest ranking manager came to talk to me about my experience. After explaining how terrible my experience had been, he said that was the car industry and completely normal practice. He never apologized nor did he act like he cared. It is obvious management needs a crash course in proper business acumen and customer service. Unreal, but I'm better off not purchasing from them. I urge everyone to stay clear. Don't give them your business.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2014
I received an advertisement from David Stanley Dodge stating (Attention) as letter holder you are DEFINITELY A WINNER of one of these prizes 1. 100.00 cash; 2. Shopping card up to 2,500; 3. Pay off credit card balance up to 1500; 4. New 2014 Dodge Dart car. A car key was attached to the flyer with a number 18293, my number matched. So went to claim my prize, all I received was the run around AND I was passed back and forward like a tennis ball. They was only interested in sale a car.
This was FRAUD, TRICKERY, DECEPTION AGAINST THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR PROFIT to sale cars. It’s all kinds of wrong. I was told that the person that was awarding the prize was in a meeting and would call me. I received no call or return my calls. This was, and is WRONG. It's FRAUD... I would never buy a car from this dealership. No ethics at all. I WOULD NEVER BUY A CAR AT THIS DEALERSHIP.
Reviewed May 30, 2013
I purchased a truck from them and when I received the title, it was a LEMON LAW buyback. This information was not disclosed to me. When I contacted used car department manager Zach said I was making too big a deal and this happens all the time. After many many days I finally spoke to an owner, Matt Baker, who said that they would make it right. After 10 days I still have not received my $2400.00 and they still haven't paid the Lemon Law truck off even though it is sitting on the lot for re-sale. This business has no integrity and will lie and cheat anyone. I am a veteran and believe this dealership is about as low as it can get!!!! NEVER BUY FROM MATT BAKER and his dealership.
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2013
The salesman, manager, and parts people over-promised and lied about what could and couldn't be done to the car we were buying, just to get the sale. They have no idea what they're doing. Buyers (especially from out of town) beware! Stay local. Their online prices are a joke and you get what you pay for!
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2013
I bought a 2007 Mini Cooper from David Stanley in January 2012. Shortly after I bought the car, I took it back and told them that the oil and water was pouring out of the car and overheating. They refused to do anything to help me. They said I could buy another car from them and I would have to take a $4,000 loss on it. I took it to the Mini Cooper dealer and they told me the car had many problems and would cost $4,500 to fix it. The car no longer runs and I called them again and explained the problem and they hung up on me. The car no longer is working and has been in the shop many times to be fixed. The people at David Stanley are rude and won`t help me. Also there was a chip in the front window they promised to fix and they didn't and they tinted the windows for me and scratched the window and said they would replace it and never did. I have been at David Stanley many times to resolve the issue and they told me I bought it and the only thing they would do is sell me another car and take mine at a loss. I would like some help on this, please.
Reviewed July 21, 2012
To start with, I filled out a loan application over the phone with Kelly ** to pre-qualify. When I arrived at the dealership, nothing was done on the loan. I had to sign a paper that I was there to buy a Jeep Patriot. Then, 20 minutes later, I had to sign a paper stating I was there to buy it. Another 10 to 15 minutes went by and I had to sign another paper that I agreed to buy it. After that, we went over the quote paper that was quoted in my email and he said that was the bottom price because it was an Internet loan. Then, I showed him a quote from Norman Chrysler Jeep Dodge that was $400 less than his and he said he could beat that price. He walked off and came back 10 or 15 minutes later, after playing this game for about an hour or so, and I was sent to the loan department.
Now, we were introduced to a fast-talking loan officer who would not listen to me and my wife when we asked questions. He had none of the loan papers started so we sat and waited for him to play his games. We tried to tell him that all we wanted was the factory warranty - no extended plans. After being there for about 3 hours or more, we were getting in a hurry to get out of there because we were buying the Jeep to transport my mother back to AR from a nursing home and was running short on time. So, I signed all the papers that was handed to me. After I got home, I read over all the papers and found that he had added a portfolio on which came to $3,995.00, something that we did not ask for and have had removed.
Then, we started the waiting game on getting the Jeep ready for us to leave. That took another hour or so. He could not find the owner's manual or the second key. He also had a problem getting the paper tag ready and messed around putting it on. Finally, we left after about 5 hours without the manual and the key. We then went back to OK the following week and tried to get the second key and manual, but we only received the key. I sent them an email on July 16 about the manual and told them that they had until Friday, July 20, for me to receive it or I was going to file a complaint. It did not arrive so I am filing a complaint about how I was treated and still need the manual. I do not have a problem with the jeep, just the treatment at the dealer.
Reviewed Dec. 27, 2011
First off, let me start by saying that I am a Firefighter in the Oklahoma city area. My job involves integrity, honor and a very clear cut mission. This is not the way this dealership handles their business. My daughter went in there to look at a vehicle over the weekend and after 2 hours of sitting in an office, finally test drove a car and decided that she liked it. She also had pre-approval from her bank on a 10k loan at 4% interest. By the time she walked out of this dealership, she had signed up for a loan through their financing and these are the terms: 72 months @ 19% for a $9500 vehicle. That equates to $18,000 for a 07 vehicle. It will be 10 years old when it's paid off if she can't get it refinanced somewhere else.
Not only did they take advantage of a girl buying her first car on her own, they made comments about how I should have co-signed (again) for a car loan. At some point, a person needs to get out on their own and according to Mr. **, everyone has to got through an unheard of interest loan to build their credit. Mr. ** was unprofessional, rude and very arrogant. I can see why he is a used car salesman. Know your role, take care of the customer and don't ever take advantage of a person just because they are young and have a credit score around 600. I will make sure the rest of my fellow Firefighters and their families know all about this dealership and their practices. And of course, we will still uphold our integrity every day and do our job in a professional manner. Can't say the same for this place.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2011
I bought my 2011 Dodge Ram Truck December the 23rd of 2010; it came with a Tires 4 Life program as well. I hadn't had any trouble until my 9000 mile oil change where they had lost my truck and didn't know where they had parked it. It took several minutes to find but it was found and brought around front. For my 12000 mile oil change, I took it in on December 20th. It had 11,886 miles on it and I was about to embark on a 400 mile trip to pick up my mom for Christmas, so I wanted to get the oil changed before I left as it would take it over while I was gone.
When I took it in I was asked if I had the Tires 4 life and or the Engine for Life programs. I told them I had the Tires but wasn't for sure about the engine and the young lady said she would check on it. But that I had to get the tires rotated right now with the oil change. I told her I wasn't going to pay for a tire rotation that is supposed to be part of the Tires 4 Life package when I bought the truck last year. She said you have to get your tires rotated right now. I told her no I am not and I want to talk to the manager. She went and got the manager or so I was told he was. Really, I don't know, but I take them at their word for that. When he came he said I have to get the tires rotated right now and I told him the rotation was supposed to be part of the package. He argued with me about it and said it isn’t and I have to pay so I told him I wasn't going to pay for a tire rotation right now. All I want was my oil changed right now.
He said that refusing to get the tires rotated right now at this visit would nullify and void my Tires 4 life. He never once asked why or to just inform me that they have to be done. He said they have to done every 6000 miles. So if that is the case, why didn't they bring that up at the 6000 oil change? Why couldn’t this have waited until after Christmas when I have more money available to me? This would have been a better solution. At any rate I told him I just want the oil change today and he kept pushing himself on me trying to be assertive. I don't like it when people try to force me to do something I don't want, especially when I told him our conversation was done and he just kept at. Three times I told him the conversation was done. Then he has the audacity to tell me do you want me to just turn the truck around and bring it out. I told him no I want the oil changed like I said.
I told him I would be back at noon to pick it up and then I walked away. My oil was changed and on the next service stick was written “next service on 12//2011 and mileage 11887.” On the receipt it was typed, “Customer refused everything but oil change and he was told that refusing rotates will void his Tires For Life and refusing the MOA voids his Engines For Life. Customer has been told and has talked to Brian **/Carlos. Now I don’t know who Carlos is but Brian I believe was the manager I talked to. But I didn't refuse a rotation or whatever an MOA is. I did, however, refuse to have my tires rotated at that time when if it was going to cost me money that I really don’t have to spend at that time. The tire rotation could have waited until after the holiday and I had been paid.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2011
When I had bought my new 09 ram I had agreed on tires for life. Now they wont honor it because I had done maintenance at another dodge dealership. I was never told I had to do maintenance there and it is not stated in the contract. I do need to talk to someone about this matter.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2011
While we were walking out, I asked if the $12000 off had any stipulations and he told me NO! He said I could take it all as cash back or apply any amount of it as a down payment... no strings! I ran out of time and said I'd be back after work.
Well, needless to say, I took my business elsewhere (got $23500 trade-in) and WILL NEVER buy a single thing from Davin Stanley!
Reviewed May 23, 2011
I traded a 2008 Jeep Wrangler for a 2008 Dodge 1500 Quad Cab and 1322 off of a refund from the jeep. I went to leave with the truck oil pressure drop and warning light came on. I returned the truck and was told there's problem with sensor and to leave it and we took a ford truck until the problem could be fixed. After many phone call and three days later went to the dealer and found out the main bearing are bad it needs a new motor.
I said, "Fine, put one in." "We can't do that. We need to get you another truck." And I can't have the jeep back. The paper work is already in on it. There was only one other truck I can have and so happen to be traded in just now had to wait for the truck. The deal was trade the 2008 Jeep Wrangler for a 2005 Dodge Quad cab the deal give me 2500 back 3 year warranty. They tried to use my refund off the jeep to pay me which is 1322 filed small claims on them. Today flowers called and gave me a check for the refund plus court cost. The 2005 truck in the mean time had a bearing go out two weeks after I received the truck. Warranty has not started yet. I had to pay for the work. It is now 36 days later and it is still not active so I'm still waiting on my money. I would not send any one to this dealer.
Reviewed April 16, 2010
I purchased a new vehicle, signed all the proper paperwork on 3/23/10. Later was advised the unit I purchased was not available and was contacted late one evening 4/7/10 and stated they had located another vehicle. They provided all the paperwork and said it was a rush as they had to get it off the books. The second vehicle was finally ready for me to pick up on 4/16/10.
At that time they presented me with the paperwork and it showed a purchase date of 3/23/10. When I brought this to the attention of the finance manager, he just laughed and said he did not care as all the paperwork was already signed and he did not care what I thought.
Reviewed Aug. 4, 2003
Bought the Durango end of 99.Dec 2001 went to get new tires and they told us we needed All 4 new Ball Joints and Tie End Rods Replaced.They were totally wore out.That also caused the Tires to ware to fast.They told us we were very lucky the tires got bad and needed to be replaced or we could be dead by now.This is a $34000 SUV and that is to much money to spend on what we got.The ABS system leaves a lot to be desired also they lock up when you need them the most.When it rains you might as well as forget it your almost gonna rear end some one everytime you need to slam on the brake;s.
Also noticed that I had no oil pressure in the vechile and once again it went to the shop.Once again not fixed by Dodge,they would not warrenty it and we do not trust them any more so we took it to OUR machanic.They did the job of all the defects as we see them.The Shop that fixed the SUV had lots of problems finding parts as the SUV was to new to find replacement.They had to order New parts from the Manufactur.They also said this not not the first one tat seems to have lots of problems with them(DURANGO"S)Some thing is not right when you have problems with something that should not of wore out as fast this vechile is also used and drove way under normal.As I work and live 2 blocks away from each other .
David Stanley Dodge Company Information
- Company Name:
- David Stanley Dodge
- Website:
- www.davidstanleydodge.com
