Bert Ogden Buick GMC

I went on vacation to visit family in McAllen, I?m in the Army stationed in Hawaii, and browsed around for a new truck. Went to Bert Ogden Buick GMC due to my family having Buick/GMC products. I walked in to the lot and immediately got assisted by Felix. We viewed some GMC Canyons and got all my questions answered. I loved an all blacked out 2026 GMC Canyon 4x4 Elevation that had just hit the lot earlier that day and after some time settled. Felix let me know about military and first responder discounts, I?m both active duty Army and a paramedic, I wasn?t aware of. The staff from finance to the manger were so helpful during the entire process. They scheduled appointments to get my bed spray lined and repaint the whole truck due to a scratch on the exterior, ?We will take care of your truck as if it was my personal one.? They took care of everything to allow proper time for me to ship my new truck to Hawaii. I appreciate the time and support I received from Felix and the rest of the staff. Thank you with helping a first time buyer feel comfortable.

We purchased our 2025 GMC Yukon Denali (six-figure vehicle) from Bert Ogden Buick GMC in Edinburg in November 2024. We had originally hoped to purchase a Yukon Denali Ultimate, but they did not have one in stock, so we ultimately purchased the Denali they had available. I want to start by saying that our salesperson, Mike, was great. He was helpful and professional, and our initial experience with him was good. The problems started when we got to the finance department. Mike had quoted us a payment of approximately $1,600 a month. I was hesitant, but I was willing to move forward at that amount. Once we got into the finance office, however, the payment was increased to around $2,000 a month. The finance person actually told us, and I quote, “What’s $2,000 for you guys?” My response was that he didn't know what our expenses were and that it really wasn't his place to determine what $2,000 meant to us. He had mentioned that my husband brought home approximately $14k a month, while I was making around $6k a month. What seemed to be overlooked was that a $2,000 vehicle payment isn't simply $2,000. We would also have insurance and all of our other household expenses. I'm an accountant. I understand numbers, and I understand what a monthly payment means to a household budget, but that shouldn’t have been his concern.  At that point, I had actually decided I was not going to purchase the Yukon. The finance person walked out and sent in a woman who explained the additional “perks” that were being offered. Ultimately, those perks are what changed my mind. One of those perks was windshield repair and replacement coverage, which we were told was unlimited. We never abused that coverage or took advantage of it. The woman who was sent in explained the coverage to us and told us that if we had something repaired, replaced, or serviced elsewhere, we would have to pay $100, but if we brought it back to Bert Ogden or One Stop, it would be covered. Based on that explanation, I agreed to purchase the additional coverage and move forward with the Yukon. A few weeks after purchasing the Yukon, we discovered that the windshield had not been installed correctly at the manufacturer when it rained after we purchased it, we had a huge puddle on the driver side. Chris, the service manager, handled that situation very well. He corrected the issue at no charge and even provided us with a loaner vehicle. I appreciated how that was handled. Fast forward to October 2026. We needed to replace our windshield again because a rock caused a huge crack that ran up and down the windshield. We were then told at one stopthat the windshield coverage was limited to $500, while the actual replacement cost was close to $900. That was not how the coverage was explained to us when we purchased it. I called the finance department because I wanted to understand what happened and hoped they could help resolve the issue. Instead, the finance manager essentially told me, “I don't know why they told you that,” and ended the conversation. That response was extremely disappointing. If a customer paid for additional coverage based on the way it was explained to them, I would expect the finance department to investigate what happened and try to help resolve the issue, especially since I had originally backed out of the purchase and the additional perks were a significant factor in my decision to move forward. What makes this even more disappointing is that Jr., my husband, had been planning to purchase a nearly $90,000 GMC Sierra Denali from Bert Ogden for work. The Yukon is what we used for our personal driving, while the Sierra would have been for his work. After this experience, I told him, “Heck no! He can keep the Yukon, and I’m going back to Lexus, where the service when we purchased our sedan was and has been awesome!” When you're making a major purchase, you should be able to trust that the numbers you're given and the products being sold to you are accuratel

Fast, experience, good attitude, I like the services and is close to my house. Tank you

Everyone was very good and professional. My dealer was great. Liked how the washed and filled my tank

Tony Salinas was very helpful and never gave up! All staff was friendly and welcoming.

I'm very happy with the service I got an will continue to do more service with Bert Ogden

Expelen service good attitude and great customer service very helpful service thank to gmc personal

Everything went great! Satisfied with my purchase, sales man did a great job. No issues.

Attentive, knowledgeable, and respectful people. Thumbs up! They listen to what you want, love that

I purchased a truck from Burton Ogden less than three weeks ago, and I am already experiencing problems with the Exhaust Emissions System. On the third day after buying the truck, I returned to the dealership to have a spare key programmed. While I was there, one of the employees mentioned that the truck had shown some codes when they programmed the key. At the time, my dashboard was not displaying any warnings, so I had no idea what she was referring to. Two days later, while driving cross-country, I noticed my remote start would not work. I checked the diagnostics through the MyChevy app, and it showed that the Exhaust Emissions System needs maintenance. This makes me question whether the dealership was already aware of the issue before selling me the truck. I have owned the vehicle for less than three weeks, and a problem like this should not be happening so soon after purchase. When you buy a vehicle from a dealership, you expect honesty and that the vehicle has been properly checked before being sold. I hope Burton Ogden will take responsibility for this issue and make it right.