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Deceptive marketing tactics. Posts an attractive car price to trap in a customer into the door. Sends many reminders to make them visit to ensure customer comes in just to try to sell him another expensive vehicle by saying the vehicle of interest has just been sold. And then when you try to buy another vehicle, tag on almost $3000 of dealer fees (other than shipping) not disclosed in the advertisement. Make vehicle more expensive than elsewhere. Its to waste customer time, distract from his buying mission and lure-away from other cars. Plus, when they say car has been sold, they dont remove it from advertising to trap in even more vulnerable customers. Never go to this mischievious dealer again.

Mr Ali is an exceptionally professional and accommodating individual. He facilitated our purchase with exceptional speed and efficiency. He made our purchase as seamless as possible and answered all our quesions. He also has a good sense of humor. I highly recommend asking for Ali during your visit. We left with a smile. Thank you Ali!!!

Ali was incredible! Having to purchase another vehicle during this time was extremely stressful after being hit and having my vehicle totaled two days before Thanksgiving after only 5 months of having it. Ali made the process so easy for me and his communication was the absolute best! I purchased this vehicle out of Arkansas, and he communicated with me until it was shipped! Thank you so much, Ali!

Ali was amazing. He worked with us and made things happen! He is the best. We started our car search over the phone and he ran the numbers sent us cars we were approved for and got us in a perfect car with great payments and warranty

They don't want to sell cars and help the public. They want to find a way to screw you. Forget this dealership I would not purchase a free car from them. User beware

If I could rate this place less than 1 star, I would. PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING. And Read this with an OPEN MIND. I was like all of you interested buyers reading the negative reviews here. "Eh, they just weren't lucky". "Dang, that sucks but I'm not buying that specific car". "Maybe they should have done more research first". I had the same thoughts, I bought a car, and it has been the biggest financial mistake of my LIFE. By the way, I bought this piece of junk from Phillip Kubaric. Phil, if you're reading this. Please start looking for another job because I'm feeling sue happy now. Backstory: 2015 Ford Transit 350, 3.2L Diesel with 97.8K miles on it. 2 owners, both in Oklahoma and Texas. Needed a new transmission, shop "replaced" it before I bought (I'll get into that later). No bad repairs on the carfax, no squeaks, no leaks. Everything *looked* perfect. I drove it back to Colorado. As soon as I left the g**d**m state, the belt started squeaking. I thought, "ah, it's an older car, it's gonna need repairs". Then, a pool of oil started to form under the van once it was parked. Took it to a mechanic, walked out with a est. $700.00 repair. It started leaking again- took it to a diesel-specific repair shop. Now, remember how the dealership fixed the transmission for me before purchasing? The dang thing was hanging on by a thread. It was missing FIVE bolts. Mechanics were amazed I got it all the way back to Colorado without the piece of junk falling off and causing a deadly accident. Got that fixed, still leaking... Finally, I end up with an est. $2,000 bill for fuel injector bolts replacement. Glory!!! No more leak!! Belt is still squeaking, but I can fix that myself. A couple months ago, the DEF system started malfunctioning. FOR ALL OF YOU READING THIS AND THINKING "well you shouldn't have gotten a Ford Diesel, idiot.". It's not just the type of car, it's the quality that was sold to me in a slimy, lying way. I took it to a van, diesel-specific mechanic this time. There was a missing O-ring on the DEF tank causing a leak. Got that fixed for a measly $500. Drove it home, and about five minutes from the house, I got a lovely "DEF System Error. Engine Will Idle Soon". Turn that pig off, and when I turn it back on, it's in forced idle mode. Can't drive it now. Get it towed back to mechanic, it has 15 codes. Get it towed to a Ford Dealership for the best possible diagnosis. My new total (not including anything in the past) is $5,000. And $2,300 of that is free labor because the mechanic feels so bad that I got such a piece of crap. You might also be thinking, "well you've had it for a year..... explain that." It has spent about 5 months TOTAL in shops. In shops, back home. Breaks again, back to shop, etc. etc. I purchased it with 97,800 miles on it. It now has 98,900. And most of that is its drive back from Texas. Now, I will say. The GM of the dealership pitched in $1,000 to help with repairs initially. But this is the biggest waste of money, lemon vehicle I have ever owned. I'm a young woman in her mid-20's. I feel lied to, taken advantage of, and most of all- I feel really, really stupid for trusting them in the first place. Please, look for a car somewhere else. I have held off on writing a review because I trusted that things would resolve. They haven't, and they won't. I spent a YEAR saving for a down payment on this car, and I can't afford to sell it but I also can't afford to fix it. Learn from my mistakes, I am begging you. Listen to the bad reviews. Notice that a lot of the 5 star reviews are from similar people, or sound fake. They are.

If I could rate this place less than 1 star, I would. PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING. And Read this with an OPEN MIND. I was like all of you interested buyers reading the negative reviews here. "Eh, they just weren't lucky". "Dang, that sucks but I'm not buying that specific car". "Maybe they should have done more research first". I had the same thoughts, I bought a car, and it has been the biggest financial mistake of my LIFE. By the way, I bought this piece of junk from Phillip Kubaric. Phil, if you're reading this. Please start looking for another job because I'm feeling sue happy now. Backstory: 2015 Ford Transit 350, 3.2L Diesel with 97.8K miles on it. 2 owners, both in Oklahoma and Texas. Needed a new transmission, shop "replaced" it before I bought (I'll get into that later). No bad repairs on the carfax, no squeaks, no leaks. Everything *looked* perfect. I drove it back to Colorado. As soon as I left the g**d**m state, the belt started squeaking. I thought, "ah, it's an older car, it's gonna need repairs". Then, a pool of oil started to form under the van once it was parked. Took it to a mechanic, walked out with a est. $700.00 repair. It started leaking again- took it to a diesel-specific repair shop. Now, remember how the dealership fixed the transmission for me before purchasing? The dang thing was hanging on by a thread. It was missing FIVE bolts. Mechanics were amazed I got it all the way back to Colorado without the piece of junk falling off and causing a deadly accident. Got that fixed, still leaking... Finally, I end up with an est. $2,000 bill for fuel injector bolts replacement. Glory!!! No more leak!! Belt is still squeaking, but I can fix that myself. A couple months ago, the DEF system started malfunctioning. FOR ALL OF YOU READING THIS AND THINKING "well you shouldn't have gotten a Ford Diesel, idiot.". It's not just the type of car, it's the quality that was sold to me in a slimy, lying way. I took it to a van, diesel-specific mechanic this time. There was a missing O-ring on the DEF tank causing a leak. Got that fixed for a measly $500. Drove it home, and about five minutes from the house, I got a lovely "DEF System Error. Engine Will Idle Soon". Turn that pig off, and when I turn it back on, it's in forced idle mode. Can't drive it now. Get it towed back to mechanic, it has 15 codes. Get it towed to a Ford Dealership for the best possible diagnosis. My new total (not including anything in the past) is $5,000. And $2,300 of that is free labor because the mechanic feels so bad that I got such a piece of crap. You might also be thinking, "well you've had it for a year..... explain that." It has spent about 5 months TOTAL in shops. In shops, back home. Breaks again, back to shop, etc. etc. I purchased it with 97,800 miles on it. It now has 98,900. And most of that is its drive back from Texas. Now, I will say. The GM of the dealership, Ben, pitched in about $1,000 to help with repairs initially. But this is the biggest waste of money, lemon vehicle I have ever owned. I'm a young woman in her mid-20's. I feel lied to, taken advantage of, and most of all- I feel really, really stupid for trusting them in the first place. Please, look for a car somewhere else. I have held off on writing a review because I trusted that things would resolve. They haven't, and they won't. I spent a YEAR saving for a down payment on this car, and I can't afford to sell it but I also can't afford to fix it. Learn from my mistakes, I am begging you. Listen to the bad reviews. Notice that a lot of the 5 star reviews are from similar people, or sound fake. They are.

Amazing Job! Auto Web Expo made process so easy.. If your interested in a Lux Vehicle.. Reach out to them

Ali had great communication skills . He was very patient and informative ! Took no time to get me keys and drive off with my new Tesla . Love the car !

People are nice, Managers were super nice, business manager was nice he did his job, and Ali was a superhero from beginning to the end he helped me nicely. Not like other car dealerships, AWE is a really great dealership.