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Tom Wood Used Cars Of Greenwood

Tom Wood Used Cars Of Greenwood

3.0
(2 reviews)

My sister found a truck on CarFax that I liked so we called Tom Wood Ford on 96th street and they…read moretold us the truck was actually here in Greenwood. We came over to take a look and for a test drive. I have been searching for a pickup for weeks. It is surprising to me how few pickups have tow hitches. I needed a tow hitch for my RV. I currently pull my single axle 3200 GVWR with my minivan with not much problem but I am considering upgrading the RV to a larger one and wanted to be ready. This truck is rated to pull over 8,000 lbs. I'm not big on a lot of features that cost a lot of extra money, especially for a truck that's only going to be used occasionally to pull a RV trailer. This 2018 Dodge Ram 1500 truck did come with "tow side mirrors" and remote start. At only 40,000 miles on the odometer I feel like I found a good deal. We experienced no issues with a straight forward negotiation and closing. All three gentlemen, the salesman, the manager and the finance guy all treated us fairly and helped us get through the process quickly. Bottom line is I would definitely come back to purchase another vehicle in the future.

so I would like to update my review about this company, I had the car for 1 day and there is a…read moretransmission leak and possible oil leak! And the first day of having the vehicle I called Justin the lot manager and he told me it's not on them anymore, so they sold us a piece of crap and don't want to own up to it! watch buying a car from the Greenwood lot! Have the vehicle looked over buy a separate garage not owned by them! This place is a joke thieves!!

J D Byrider

J D Byrider

2.3
(8 reviews)

Sure they are professional and nice-they want your business, I mean money, until you start talking…read moreabout down payments and money. Most car salesmen prejudge. I asked about a vehicle that I was interested in and was told I could not afford the down payment, yet, down payment, car prices and mileage are not posted on the vehicles or online obviously for a REASON. They want to prey on dummies. When I looked up the vehicle in question on my "smart phone" though pretty it was not worth S***! Only "they" know what they have, what it is worth and who "they" feel like deserves it. They will separate the down payment into smaller payments for you to pay along with your car payment anyway. So when they say only $500 down that money is for the salesman. The paperwork may say 3000 down or 2000 down. Or you could just save up and give that money instead to a small car lot (Joes...) and have your pick of great vehicles and better monthly payment. If you give away your car (I mean trade in) it is just that they are not really giving you any money for it. Wild and crazy numbers are manipulated on paper they just keep it legal. By the way, I cannot stand car salespeople that tell you what THEY assume you can afford. They probably laugh at the broke folks that come in once they go home. Usually they will try to put you into a vehicle no one wants and they just want to dump. If you are young and naive they can do this over and over again. They know they legally have the upper hand and so any problems after you drive away are yours not theirs unfortunately. But there are auto loan companies like Bridgecrest that are happy to work with you if you have to miss a payment. Instead of repo so they can make more money off your car with the next sucker. I asked about minor collision damage but they kept it a secret- whatever is on Car Fax people you need to know about. Women, take a guy in with you that knows a little about cars, you need to know if it has recalls... these high mileage American cars that you will pay triple for are junk to begin with and ready to break down. It is usually not a Honda or Toyota...so there is a 50 % chance that you will get a high mileage car that was a one owner who kept up the maintenance (oil changes...). You need to know about any collision damage major or minor damage that they purposely will not disclose. Better yet, save up and buy a car from a one owner or go to the auction and buy a car with a mechanic and save tons the car will be ready to throw away in three years remember that, but with a dealership you will still owe!

if i can give this place negative stars i would give it -75 rating jake and megan was panhandling…read moreme to force me into making a purchase i ended up getting a car from them and they repo'd my car after only having it for a week this place sucks and my payment was set to the 31st i got the car on the 16th the math isn't mathing right now and im out 2500 because they enjoy ripping people off and giving out shitty payment plans

Widerange

Widerange

1.8
(16 reviews)

This was honestly back in 2018, but I still remember my experience with this dealership and saw…read morethis dealership come up again so decided to write this review. Place sucks. Blonde lady up front was terrible. Saw a BMW I liked and drove 40 minutes to check it out cash ready. Told her I'm gonna have my buddy that works at jiffy lube across the stress (literally 2 min drive) put it on the lift and she said no I can't do that, I said okay I'll just take it for a spin. Went anyways and go figure my buddy found leaking oil, blown gasket, and repairs that'd cost more than what the car was selling for. Bullet dodged. No thanks to the blonde lady up front.

I wish to give zero stars if possible. Saw a '99 Camry with 156k miles in good exterior condition,…read moreclean report with no accidents. Visited the dealership, checked the car, had engine check and brake lights on. The lady at the reception (Leya or whatever her name was) said that the vehicle doesn't have any problem other than an AC issue. She was rushing from the start to the end and said that the car was serviced recently but didn't have any records for it. Told me that they would give a $200 discount for it with an unknown AC issue and the out-the-door price would be $3600. Test drive went well but the lady didn't allow me to inspect it at an auto repair shop. Being desperate to buy a car, I took it. Two inspections in two days proved the car to be an absolute wreck from the inside. Completely rusted braking system and fuel lines, leaks everywhere, and the car took a while to stop making it very unsafe to drive. Repair costs were not worth it at the point for such an old car so I contacted for taking the car back. All they could do is offer $1000 for it. All this happened in the space of five days. I understand the research behind the price but a customer's safety should be an absolute priority. How can you put a car for sale and allow it for a test drive with engine and brake issues? None of this was mentioned in the car sale description. In the end fighting for my own fair money was exhausting and I gave the car back in a week. They will defend themself by pointing out the customer's lack of knowledge but is it greater than safety? Services like these would take someone's life someday just to earn a few thousand dollars. I have seen some other reviews from dissatisfied customers and I won't be surprised to see they reply to my review with some illogical argument to make their point. To others, stay away from such dealerships so that you don't learn this lesson the hard way. It is wise to put some more money and buy better cars from brand authorized dealerships. In the end, Widerange LLC has a wide range of shitty cars, so stay away from it!

Hubler Mazda

Hubler Mazda

3.1
(38 reviews)

Went to where I bought my vehicle about 7 years ago for oil change & maintenance check up. My…read moreservice advisor George was friendly & professional. They took my car back & then did something I really like here. They send you a video of what the service tech is seeing. Around the vehicle, the engine as well as under it. Then they text you what they recommend to be done and you can pick & choose those options. This is while you are in the nicely appointed waiting area. It's basically no touch customer service. I took a screenshot of the service coupon off their website & texted that back to the advisor after I made my selections on work to be done. I truly love the transparency. Once the car was ready George came over to let me know. I'm dinging the dealership 1 star for not doing the complimentary car wash there with service but instead giving a voucher to use at Brad's car wash ( a sister company). If the Hubler Acura store right next door can do washes I fail to understand why they can't at Mazda anymore. ‍ Overall though still a very good car service experience.

Misrepresented vehicle history and hostile management. Avoid!…read more I signed paperwork on a used 2025 Mazda CX-50 that was advertised and verbally promised to be a 'one-owner' vehicle. After running the CARFAX and checking the dashboard, I discovered the dealership had actually titled the car to a second owner and driven hundreds of extra miles on it as a demo, permanently making it a multi-owner car.When I returned the next morning before paying or taking delivery to address the error, management refused to fix the contract, became incredibly hostile, and ordered me to leave the dealership. Thankfully, because no money changed hands and I never took delivery, the deal is legally void. Buyers beware: double-check the odometers and history reports here, and do not trust what the sales staff tells you.

AutoNerd - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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