Mark Sweeney Buick GMC

Carrie and the rest of the team got me in and out for my oil change. Clean and inviting waiting area. Was able to drink coffee and work on my laptop. Great experience.

As always, I love coming to this dealership, first of all this is where I purchase my car and second, I know I will get the best service. The guys and girl are amazing and friendly. They explain the services I need, and I feel that they are honest and not trying to make me pay for things I don't need. My car is running so smooth. Since I brought the car in 2021, I only needed a tire and new battery. How great is that!! Plus, I love seeing the friendly dog. It feels like a family here.

How they treat customers welcoming atmosphere. Service department talks to you if unexpected services needed.

Lower some repair costs to much money to replace a key or just charge half the price get 2 keys

Just another DISHONEST, SHADY, used car dealer. Not educated on the car they were selling, unprepared to sell vehicle, vehicle wasn’t even ready to be sold, wasn’t washed, out of gas, they just got it in on trade hours before and never even checked vehicle out. Tried to buy this same vehicle, after they offered to have the oil changed and leak looked at, they sold the car to someone else for more money. I even had a signed purchase agreement, a promise, a handshake, and they said “loyalty and integrity” is their middle name. This is why places like Carmax, carvana, and Tesla exist. They don’t give you the run around, don’t waste 6-8 hours of your time, don’t give you one price and try and squeeze you for more at the end for more.

Please read the letter that I emailed Mark Sweeney but did not receive a response. December 1, 2024 Dear Mr. Sweeney, During the week of November 11, I called your service department to schedule an oil change for my son and spoke with Kari (Unsure of the spelling, my apologies) and she set up an appointment for Friday, November 15 at 9:15 a.m. I made it clear to Kari that Conor was only to get an oil change when he came to the dealership. My husband is a veteran technician for a GMC dealership in Toledo and typically completes all of his maintenance. However, we were planning a trip to Virginia and Conor required an oil change. My husband told me to call a dealership and schedule the oil change before our trip. We wanted Conor to have it done as he was going to be driving by himself and meeting us there. When I spoke to Conor and let him know when his appointment was I made it clear to him that he was only supposed to get an oil change and if he needs anything to call his dad. Conor arrived, asked for an oil change and proceeded to wait for his car. When he got the bill he was a little disturbed because he didn’t know the cost was going to be $112.18. Conor was very upset but paid the bill very unsure as to why it was that much when he was supposed to get just an oil change. I called him later in the day and asked him what he paid then asked him to take a photo of the receipt. I was very confused as to why, when I asked Kari for just an oil change, did he receive additional service that he did not need nor requested. I then sent the photo of the receipt to my husband. The first thing my husband did was call the Service Manager, Kyle. He left a message for Kyle and he did return his call. Jon, my husband, did ask him why Conor was charged for the additional services. Kyle spoke to the person that wrote Conor up and he said that Conor requested those additional services. That is quite the lie. My son wouldn’t know what to ask for unless we told him this is why I told him to ask for nothing but an oil change. My husband works on his car. He has never looked at the options available. On the receipt, the technician used an extra quart of oil. The document to look up for my son’s 2017 Chevy Cruze is 4670693. Typically, the parts department rounds the amount of oil up to the next quart. The above document number states that the car takes 4.3 quarts of oil. Not only did they round up, but they added a quart. This would be considered fraud. You are not supposed to do this! My question is did you just do this to my son because he is a young college student or do you do this to everyone? I know the dealership my husband works for does not do this because it IS fraud! When Jon spoke with Kyle he said he would be willing to reimburse only 10 dollars for the tire rotation because Conor “requested” the additional services. Kyle said that they would reimburse the $10.00 and as of today, they have not done so. It has been too long to wait for this reimbursement. I am requesting that you reimburse everything that has been charged. The total charged was $112.18. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I look forward to hearing from you. My number is . You can also call Jon at . Sincerely,

Below is a letter about our experience. They did not respond to our email. December 1, 2024 Dear Mr. Sweeney, During the week of November 11, I called your service department to schedule an oil change for my son and spoke with Kari (Unsure of the spelling, my apologies) and she set up an appointment for Friday, November 15 at 9:15 a.m. I made it clear to Kari that Conor was only to get an oil change when he came to the dealership. My husband is a veteran technician for a GMC dealership in Toledo and typically completes all of his maintenance. However, we were planning a trip to Virginia and Conor required an oil change. My husband told me to call a dealership and schedule the oil change before our trip. We wanted Conor to have it done as he was going to be driving by himself and meeting us there. When I spoke to Conor and let him know when his appointment was I made it clear to him that he was only supposed to get an oil change and if he needs anything to call his dad. Conor arrived, asked for an oil change and proceeded to wait for his car. When he got the bill he was a little disturbed because he didn’t know the cost was going to be $112.18. Conor was very upset but paid the bill very unsure as to why it was that much when he was supposed to get just an oil change. I called him later in the day and asked him what he paid then asked him to take a photo of the receipt. I was very confused as to why, when I asked Kari for just an oil change, did he receive additional service that he did not need nor requested. I then sent the photo of the receipt to my husband. The first thing my husband did was call the Service Manager, Kyle. He left a message for Kyle and he did return his call. Jon, my husband, did ask him why Conor was charged for the additional services. Kyle spoke to the person that wrote Conor up and he said that Conor requested those additional services. That is quite the lie. My son wouldn’t know what to ask for unless we told him this is why I told him to ask for nothing but an oil change. My husband works on his car. He has never looked at the options available. On the receipt, the technician used an extra quart of oil. The document to look up for my son’s 2017 Chevy Cruze is 4670693. Typically, the parts department rounds the amount of oil up to the next quart. The above document number states that the car takes 4.3 quarts of oil. Not only did they round up, but they added a quart. This would be considered fraud. You are not supposed to do this! My question is did you just do this to my son because he is a young college student or do you do this to everyone? I know the dealership my husband works for does not do this because it IS fraud! When Jon spoke with Kyle he said he would be willing to reimburse only 10 dollars for the tire rotation because Conor “requested” the additional services. Kyle said that they would reimburse the $10.00 and as of today, they have not done so. It has been too long to wait for this reimbursement. I am requesting that you reimburse everything that has been charged. The total charged was $112.18. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely,

Everyone here is alway so friendly and helpful. This was my second time buying from them. I get all my services done there as well.

Excellent diagnostics to find source of a concerning intermittent knocking sound…bingo …car is 12 years old….replacement parts ordered and vehicle declared safe to drive till tie rods arrive from Memphis! Jack!

My car broke down as I was driving from TN to NY and they were able to get me into a car and on my way in a few short hours. They even welcomed my dog who was traveling with me.