Honesdale Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM

Needed a vacuum booster hose for my old Ram 1500. They didn’t have it in stock, but found an exact match overnight. Picked it up the next morning—fit like a glove.

Took the Grand Cherokee out for a test drive just for fun. No pressure, just a smooth ride and a tech who answered every question without a sales pitch. Great spot to get a feel for the car.

The paperwork overwhelmed me, so I did it all online. Signed digitally and just came in to pick up the Wrangler. The whole handoff took 20 minutes flat.

Traded in my old Dart and got $300 more than anywhere else. Plus, they threw in free floor mats. Might seem small, but it made my day.

Thought a small-town dealer would have a small inventory, but they had Ram 3500s and even a Challenger R/T Scat Pack. They let me start the engine and check out the exhaust—no pressure at all.

My battery gave out during a brutal cold snap—−15°C. Their tow truck showed up in 40 minutes and got me back on the road for $120. No waiting till Monday, no drama.

The showroom’s actually cozy—cars are arranged like islands, not just lined up. They had a small Mopar stand too, so I grabbed rubber mats right at the counter instead of ordering online.

The finance guy offered three banks and laid out the payments clearly—no hidden stuff. Gave me a day to decide. I checked with my credit union and ended up sticking with the dealer to save time.

I wanted a Ram, my wife wanted something more family-friendly. We compromised with a 2023 Grand Cherokee L for $38,900. Signed everything in 90 minutes while the kids played with LEGOs in the lounge.

Popped in on a Saturday afternoon for an oil change. No appointment, but they fit me in while I had some of their drip coffee. Checked the brakes too—$84 and I was out in under an hour.