D-Patrick Boonville Ford

I like the Boonville location, all the staff are very easy to get on with. I have yet to buy a vehicle from here but always have my truck serviced. Location 10/10 Staff 10/10

I like small dealerships. They are friendly and they are just some good people that work there. They are number 1.

Great service and sales experience at dpatrick Boonville ford. The employees are the best in the business

The Service department personnel are knowledgeable and informative. They are very considerate and customer oriented.

The whole experience with D Patrick was great! I'm very pleased with their service.

The friendliness and willingness of the staff to make sure my experience with them is the best, was top notch!

The sales staff was great. They made the experience excellent. If we ever are thinking of another purchase we will be back.

We purchased three vehicles from dPatrick Booneville. I'm pretty sure we'll buy more I wish they had a place to clean your vehicle and detail it. We had a good experience with Corey Vasquez I think he's at the downtown store now Evansville I think the Patrick Ford is a good place to buy me

Everything was done as expected and I have no complaints. Always a good experience going here.

Was interested in a truck. Was a good deal and I liked it. Hit up the salesman, talked, said I would come after work to look at it. He said, “Want me to just bring it to your work to see?” Perfect! So he brings it by. Nice truck. I notice a few minor issues. I pointed them out. They worked with me on the price if I agreed to fix THOSE minor issues. So after work, I go to the dealership and sign paperwork. Then I go to leave, fire it up and hear a loud ticking noise. (Cracked exhaust manifold). For those that don’t know, an exhaust leak noise will go away after 10-20 seconds due to heating up. Which I didn’t hear when I test drove it because it was obviously warm by the time they drove it to me. I point it out. And I’m told, “well you already signed an AS IS contract.” Basically a “sorry about your luck” situation. I understand the whole “as is” stuff cause I was a salesman before. But someone blatantly got one over on me because that noise was loud and 100% noticeable. I offered to pay for parts and them pay labor or vice versa. Nothing. All they wanted to do was try to trade me out of that truck for a more expensive one. Not to mention, they had already sold my Jeep I traded in. So here I am now waiting for my truck to be fixed after 2 weeks of having it and paying for it out of my pocket. The money isn’t the issue, it’s the fact that someone blatantly knew it had an exhaust leak and made sure I didn’t find out about it until it was too late. I waited 10 days of not hearing from anyone before I posted this review on Facebook. Then all of a sudden I get a call from the gm wanting to “talk.” Aka get me to take the post down. I had an independent shop fix it. So it was only $523 I paid, but the principle. The gm kept wanting to push the “as-is” document. And said “well it’s an old vehicle with 100k miles. We’d prefer those go to auction anyway.” But instead sold it to me and profited. But That’s not the point. The point is someone knew this had problems and it was made sure to be hidden from me. All the gm wanted to do was trade me out of it. Said, he wasn’t going to pay someone else to fix it since I had taken it elsewhere. Which I gave them plenty of time to try to make it right. Spoke with 2 different people at 2 different locations. Fell on deaf ears. Also, years ago, we bought a van from D-Patrick in Evansville and in less than a year, we had to replace the motor.