Calvary Motors

Great people that wanted to see me drive away in the new car I wanted

Dave and Stan were super to work with. Class acts. Gentlemen. It was a pleasure to do business with them.

Buyers beware - vehicles on the lot may be a lower trim package than what is marketed online I recently purchased a 2007 Mazda Miata from Calvary that was marketed online as a Grand Touring trim level. After performing research, I have confirmed that the car I purchased is actually a Sport trim level, priced $1,000 to 2,000 lower than a Grand Touring trim level. Calvary's listing included premium options such as Bose audio, which unfortunately did not come with the car. Other Grand Touring factory options were not included as well. I mentioned the issue to Calvary's owner and was told that they could not change the trim level specified by several online platforms. To confirm, I began the process to list the car for sale using the car's VIN. All platforms tested allowed me to choose from any of the available trim options (Sport, Touring, Grand Touring, etc.). This contradicts the owner's claim. I would not feel comfortable dealing with anyone from Calvary Motors in the future.

Buyers beware - vehicles on the lot may be a lower trim package than what is marketed online I recently purchased a 2007 Mazda Miata from Calvary that was marketed online as a Grand Touring trim level. After performing research, I have confirmed that the car I purchased is actually a Sport trim level, priced $1,000 to 2,000 lower than a Grand Touring trim level. Calvary's listing included premium options such as Bose audio, which unfortunately did not come with the car. Other Grand Touring factory options were not included as well. I mentioned the issue to Calvary's owner and was told that they could not change the trim level specified by several online platforms. To confirm, I began the process to list the car for sale using the car's VIN. All platforms tested allowed me to choose from any of the available trim options (Sport, Touring, Grand Touring, etc.). This contradicts the owner's claim. I would not feel comfortable dealing with anyone from Calvary Motors in the future.

They are advertising a 2013 Suburban on Facebook and on their website as having 122,993 miles. I asked for a Carfax and they would not provide it to me, so I bought one. The Carfax indicates 273,930 miles! I called to ask why the discrepancy and Stan said they were selling the car "actual miles unknown" because "something happened with the miles" and he couldn't explain further. If something happened and the miles are unknown, how and why did they come up with the completely fictitious number of 122,993? Carfax shows very clear records up until 273,930. If for some reason, despite that, miles are unknown, say that -- don't make up a fake number. This company has a Bible in one hand and they're giving you the finger behind their back with the other. They're looking for a sucker. Don't let it be you.

I'm incredibly blown away by how great my experience was working with Dave and Stan! They're the most honest dealership I've ever met! They spent a long time working out the deal with me and talking with my brother. I drove over 4 hours away to pick up my new car and it was in even better shape than the listing showed! Stan even made sure I left with a full tank of gas! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! BEST DEALERSHIP EXPERIENCE!

We traded in a 2009 Lexus, Dave said it had to be painted and it was a mess. He was full of it. He only gave us 3400 for the car as we wanted an Arcadia. We drove it, it was pretty good. I asked alot of questions and Dave continually said "Don't worry,I'll take care of you!" We paid cash for the car AND they talked us into a 1900 dollar insurance coverage, the best in the nation! I had specifically asked Dave if anything happens to this vehicle in the first week can I bring it back? He said, not a problem, I'll take care of you! Well, we had it a few days and the motor died on the way to Midas where they were going to put a head light in for us. I called Calvary and they couldn't find a tow truck. I used my AAA to have it towed home. needles to say, Irate doesnt cover the half of it. They refused to help and we "did buy it as is!" Numerous calls back and forth, The car towed to different places. Stan says yes, you're covered, I have the insurance approval here in front of me! It wasnt approved! There was a 30 day waiting period before the coverage kicked in. They knew it! "Out of the kindness of their hearts", they gave us back the 1900 which we put into a 150000 mile motor. The car supposedly had 132000. After a month with no car, the shop finally calls and says its ready. We went and had to pay an additional 418. to get the car. I went out to drive it and as soon as I started it, the car was vibrating like crazy. I went in to complain. They said oh yeah, we knew she wanted in in a hurry so we just put the new motor in with old motor mounts but we saw they were pretty banged up! WHA?????? So we had to put another 400 into that, then more for a new battery. That I'm sure Calvary switched out and they have a real good one in the shop! They are crooked as can be! Dave is an outright LIAR! Don't do business with these people!! Absolutely ZERO stars for this company!! Major scam artists

We drove in in a black 2009 Lexus we were planning on trading in. Dave checked it out and said it needed to be painted. That was lie #1. We traded in the car. They gave us 3400. Way under what I thought it was worth, but she wanted the Acadia. A 2010. We test drove a newer one and it was horrible. So we settled on this one, the 2010. I kept asking Dave what about this, what about that, he said “I’ll take care of you!” He said that a lot! Then as we’re getting close to signing the paperwork, I specifically asked Dave, “ if the transmission goes in this thing after a week, can I bring it back?” Dave said, “Absolutely, don’t worry, I’ll take care of you!” Well, we drove it home and didn’t drive it a lot the next couple days. Then I realized one of the headlights was out. I called Calvary and they said to take it to Midas to have them fix it. I had just gotten of 75 and was on my way to Bixby when the motor died. Apparently these cars stretch their timing chains a lot. So I had to pay to have it towed to my house as Calvary couldn’t/ wouldn’t get a tow truck for me. Then it all begins. We paid 1900 for an insurance coverage they sell through Calvary. The best in the nation they said! Oh yes, you’re covered says Stan. I have the approval right in front of me! It wasn’t approved. There was a 30 day waiting period they don’t tell you about for good reason. Well we fought enough and finally “out of the goodness of their hearts” , they gave back the 1900 only to put it into the new motor that Calvary motors should be replacing on their dime totally! These people will lie through their teeth for a sale all the while professing to be an upright Christian company. Hogwash!!! They are liars and swindlers! Do not do business with them! This is not a fake customer, yes, this really happened. When the repair company called us and said the car is ready, a month later, we went to get it and it was vibrating like crazy. They said they put the motor in on bad motor mounts because she wanted the car back . I schooled them on better business practices and were paying another 400 for motor mounts. shake my head!

Super nice people, very helpful and friendly. Love my car! We traveled 3 hours to look at a couple vehicles and I am so glad we did.

We have bought two cars from them. Both for our teenage sons. They have a lot of higher mileage used cars in good condition. Very good to work with. You get what you buy. Can’t expect a 50,000 mile car for the price of 150,000 mile car. Many of the cars are well maintained and have highway miles on them. The car fax tells the story, just do your homework and you can get a nicer high end car that will run for many years.