My experience for buying my 2018 F150 was great. My salesman, Curtis, was great. The down side is…read morethat I bought a Ford F150. Since 30,000 miles my engine makes a very loud rattling sound every morning when I start it. Every morning it sounds like there isn't any oil in the engine. Grapevine Ford sold me an extended warranty. That is good news, since it looked like I would need it. I now have 62,000 miles and the start-up noise is twice as bad. The service department has a great team, but they are servicing Fords, so not good news. They can't repair the noise because the check engine light doesn't come on, so there are no emissions issues. Seriously, emissions light? What does that have to do with my engine sounding like it is falling apart every time I start it? I was told that the extended warranty company wouldn't cover it either, because the check engine light was not coming on. I finally went to a mechanic to ask what my engine issue was, and he said this a common problem with this Ford engine. The Cam Phasers are going out. Next, I had to find out what Cam Phasers even were! Again, I reached out to my service advisor at Grapevine Ford. What he told me really told me a lot about Ford Motor Company. He said that he and one of the dealer's mechanics had already had to replace the Cam Phasers on their vehicles. I asked him why he didn't tell me about this in the beginning? He then told me again that he couldn't fix the issue until the check engine light came on. I then went to my salesman, who instructed me to trade it in and let the next guy worry about it. Next, I called the extended warranty company, Mechanical Protection Plan, MPP, to try to get the issue covered under the warranty and was again told that if my check engine light doesn't come on, he doesn't have to do anything. There are no emissions problems. Simply amazing! Next, I tried to contact Ford directly. I left a voice message and after 2 days had not heard back from anyone. So then I decided that posting on 'X' might make a difference. I immediately received 2 responses. One, from a customer that had the same issue and he told me I was wasting my time trying to talk to Ford. He said they would talk to me and pass the information on. The other message was from Ford with a phone number to call. Had a great conversation with a nice lady, that basically said, "I understand your frustration, but there isn't anything I can do, I am just a social media person, but will pass the message on." Next, I was at the Texas State Fair. I spoke to the representatives there and a couple of the more seasoned people were aware of the engine problems. I was told they would look into it and get back to me. I really didn't expect anything, and didn't get disappointed. I wasn't at the fair for this reason, but it was interesting that they knew about the issue in this engine. With the pricing of the new F150's, trading is not an issue. Plus, I wouldn't pass this issue on to anyone else. Not sure what to do at this point.

CRITICAL WARNING: Late-Night Exhaustion Tactics, Document Discrepancies & Hostile Management…read more My household--consisting of a small business owner and a practicing physician--is posting this formal warning regarding the predatory closing protocols and severe administrative misconduct under Senior Partner Chaz Gilmore at Grapevine Ford Lincoln. On December 13th, we executed a vehicle purchase under conditions of extreme late-night fatigue at 11:00 PM. The finance department explicitly leveraged our physical exhaustion to execute a bait-and-switch on an advertised corporate promotion, unilaterally compressing a promised 90-day initial payment holiday down to a 45-day billing cycle within the rapid digital signature stack without transparency. To compound this, the dealership generated defective closing paperwork by printing a completely non-existent, compiled hybrid address line that merged a legacy historical street address from an entirely different town with our current city parameters--completely ignoring our valid Texas Driver's Licenses handed to them at the desk. This clerical failure caused immediate processing errors with the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV), keeping our official validation stickers in legal limbo and forcing my wife to physically return to the showroom months later to hunt down the missing state tags they failed to deliver. When confronted directly with these documented contractual and administrative blunders, Senior Partner Chaz Gilmore completely abandoned professional decorum, launching into an unhinged, emotional, verbal tirade on the phone. If these severe administrative discrepancies were a minor issue or a laughing matter, an executive with his stated decades of administration would have easily dismissed them. Instead, he completely blew up and acted outside of professional character because he knows his staff dropped the ball on legally binding documents, exposing a systematic failure in his administration. State regulatory oversight agencies most definitely need to look into the evening closing structures and contract data workflows utilized by this dealership group expeditiously. Look at every single line of your contract before signing at this location.

Riccio is the salesman to work with, he worked wonders for me and my family. The whole time was…read morevery pleasant only dealing with him thru the entire process. I will definitely be coming back to this dealership when I'm ready for a third row vehicle!

If you need service, simply ASK FOR TAYLOR as your Tech Advisor…read more The guy is hungry to help, and did he. Thanks so much Taylor!!

Toyota of grapevine costumer service was able to solve my issue thank you for takin the time to…read morereview

Had my 4Runner serviced here and I was not impressed or blown away…read more Here are my thoughts : Pro - the service was okay (just a basic oil change) - but I was informed via text (sending me to an online form) about which "add on's" (and there were so MANY!) that I wanted to add and from the same form - I could either accept or decline each option. The reasoning behind each option was stated in the online form which helped me a lot deciphering the garage speak lingo. Except!!!! The whole place is terrible to sit and wait in. The service area desk area does not have great signage and when you do go wandering to find your tech - you have to dice with traffic coming into the service area itself as you have to cross over the other side. It would be simpler if there was a small help desk on the "waiting side". Speaking of the waiting side - pretty much ALL of the seating is worn through or could do with a deep cleaning (especially the extremely tired looking and forlorn 2 massage chairs that I wouldn't even dare to go near!) and even if that doesn't put you off - the music inside the dealership is being played at super loud night club levels!! They should really have a quiet room available for people who value their hearing! Lastly, I walked around the entire dealership several times looking at new car options as I am tinkering with getting a new car. However I was very much ignored and was not approached at all for help. Despite several other (male) customers being helped immediately. I guess I will be purchasing else where

UPDATE: I give kudos to Fernando our sales rep. He picked up my mom's vehicle from where I worked…read moreat since it was less than 20 miles from the Grapevine Lincoln to get the vehicle looked at. After close to a week I had to call to find out the status of the vehicle. At that point my mom was getting frustrated about the situation. The was her 3rd Lincoln that she bought and before that it was a Mercury. She has brand loyalty. Fernando started to call for the next 2 days to give me a status on the vehicle. I have nothing but praise for Fernando in take care of the situation. The only reason I am giving them 4 stars is simply put the 19 mile travel distance for the maintenance option that my mother bought. We were told that it was 35 miles when in realty it was 19. Initially the car buying experience with Grapevine Lincoln was quite easy. Fernando was receptive to what we needed. The one thing that we needed is the pickup and delivery for service since the vehicle we bought was for my mom. We were told that service has to be within a 35 mile radius. That turned out to be untrue. I tried to set up a service and was told that not within the 19 mile radius. The car has a shimmy when getting to speed of 35. We have not even had the vehicle for 24 hours. If this is not fixed we will be taking the car back and finding another dealership.

Great dealership - service & sales. Service dept is top notch - very friendly, very patient.read more

I would like to thank Jacob and Sewell of Grapevine for providing superb service on my Series 4…read moreBMW. They were both thorough, professional, and extremely helpful in making sure I fully understood what was going on with my vehicle. As always, they took the time to explain what services were needed and what I should expect upon my return for my next service visit. I also had a few questions regarding my vehicle purchase back in April. Somehow, the questions were communicated from the service side to the sales team, and I was able to get the information and answers I needed. I truly appreciated the communication and teamwork between the departments. Jacob and Sewell went above and beyond to make sure I was informed and taken care of. Their excellent customer service is greatly appreciated and is a big part of what makes the BMW experience so positive. Thank you both for your outstanding service! When God Opens the Door - Revelation 3: 7-8

Got to give the dealer 5 stars if you are buying a new car or on warranty, but a -1 star after the…read morewarranty runs out. Took my car in for a recall and naturally they found a couple things to charge me for. They quoted me $2,400.00 for a leaking motor mount. After looking up costs, found out the typical charge to replace motor mounts is between $550.00 and $750.00. Called then back to cancel and the service advisor was adamite that I have it done at the dealership. When informed of the normal market price, she wanted me to make an offer on the service. Obviously, they inflate the cost and unless you call them out; they will rip you off all day long. At the tender age of 77, I replaced the motor mounts myself in my garage for a total cost of $75.00 in about 6 hours. No, not a factory BMW part. Why They don't last over 40k miles. Why replace one headache with another? Bet a factory trained technician with hoist, tools, n help can do the same in less than 2 hours. Not that hard. $2,400.00? The kicker is they were unaware I was planning on replacing the car, buying a new BMW on the same trip. My service experience changed that. Beware of their predatory service tactics. Denny

First and foremost, Vandergriff could truly benefit from taking a page out of Classic Chevrolet's…read morebook when it comes to customer service. I want to share the email that I sent to Classic Chevrolet. Even though they were not involved in the issue, I received an immediate response that genuinely moved me. Shane Keeling personally called me and his sincere apology for the way we were treated at Vandergriff almost brought me to tears. He emphasized that what we experienced is not how Chevrolet treats anyone especially not its customers. And what can I say about Shane and that smile when he said "Hey, I got you," he truly meant it. He honored everything he said he would, all the way down to even beating the interest rate. My husband walked away with the same truck, with fewer miles, and exactly what Vandergriff had turned him away for. True to his word, Shane also assigned one of his very best sales representatives to assist us -- and from the moment Rajan "Raj" Murali greeted us with his warm welcome and genuine smile, we felt valued and respected. Because of this experience, I can truly say that moving forward, any vehicle we purchase will be from Classic Chevrolet. Thank you again for restoring our faith in customer service.

I had an absolutely awful experience with this dealership and will never return. The sales team…read moreadvertised one price online, but when it came time to sign the paperwork, thousands of dollars in mandatory "dealer add-ons" (like window tint and a vehicle tracking system) were forced into the contract. After arguing with them I finally got them to waive those charges. I spent all day there, they took $10000 cash of my hard earned money but when the bank couldn't get them the drafting instructions fast enough since I had to leave to get back home, they REFUSED to give me my $10000 back!!!! They are holding it hostage like it's gonna make me want to come back. Never again will I deal with this shady autogroup!

Wonderful service at Grubbs Acura as always! I realized my…read morecar was only with 10% oil and made last minute call for A1 Service. Got in the time I want to and got my car ready in time. Love the service they continually provide for my Acura TLX. Thanks !

I attempted to purchase a pre-owned Acura from this dealership. After three days of asking for an…read moreout the door price I did not receive one. I spoke with the sales person on Friday, Saturday, Sunday I was sent a video but still no out the door pricing. On Monday, I was told again they would get the pricing it to me in "10 minutes". I was prepared to purchase and had financing completed with my bank. After not receiving a call back after over an hour on Monday from the sales department, I called back and was told the car was sold. The manager then tells me the vehicle was sold on Saturday BEFORE I was sent pictures and spoke to the sales person for two additional days. The excuse was they were looking for a different vehicle for me. This was never disclosed to me and if they would have asked or been honest I would have told them I was only interested in this vehicle due to the interior color. I was not interested in driving to Dallas for just another used TLX that I could find where I live. I would not recommend this dealership. A little honesty and disclosure could have saved me as well as them a lot of time.

My vehicle needed service and the Fort Worth location has been sub-par, so I scheduled service…read morehere. My service specialist was Todd. He took great care of me and was available when I arrange my pick up. He explained the service and the technician, as explained, sent a video of my inspection for me to review.

Excellent service from start to finish. Josh Chandler was professional, knowledgeable, and…read moregenuinely great to work with. He has been my contact for several years now. He has exceptional customer service and even helped me with matching the price on tires. I highly recommend him!

I have read the reviews, So i was skeptical. The second i put an inquiry about a Nissan rogue i got…read morea phone call from reed jones and he knew exactly what i was wanting, help point me in the right direction on their website. I liked what i saw so i made an appointment. I was then greeted by Perry. I seriously can't say this enough ... ASK FOR PERRY!!!!! Perry and reed both helped me out TREMENDOUSLY but i mainly worked with Perry. Perry spent hours with me on Saturday. He allowed me to test drive the rogue and unfortunately i just did not like it. He knew what i wanted and said "you know what, what about a Chevy trax" i didn't even think to look at any other car. I then test drove it and wanted to buy it that day but unfortunately i had to leave it to go get my ducks in a row with finances at home before making the decision to purchase right then and there. I made another appointment on Monday with Perry to come back and decided to buy the Trax. When i tell you i don't trust car sales men but i trusted Perry. He was a vibe and overall more like hanging with a friend when you're in his office. I cannot speak on the entire dealership itself but i will speak on Perry and i will be recommending anyone who wants to purchase a car to Perry. I also cannot speak on behalf of the dealerships service part because i have not gotten service done yet. I appreciate them helping me find a better deal than what my pre approval loan was. My father in law is very picky on car places and car sales men and he said he's never had the experience he's had here with Perry. Thank you, Perry and reed.

Buyer beware! Classic bait and switch auto dealership games are alive and well at Texas Nissan of…read moreGrapevine. Good luck getting anything as advertised or originally negotiated with these crooked sales managers. Be prepared to fight for the deal you want or get screwed by the so called "sales manager" hiding behind his computer screen. They would like you to believe that their website advertised deals and actual inventory are on two completely different systems- it's far more likely that it's just a dishonest and outdated sales scam practice they are running as of late August 2026. It's amazing that Nissan and Berkshire Hathaway allow these deceptive sales practices go on. Do not believe the "No Haggle Pricing" scheme for a minute.

Great service and treated really special today at Grubbs. Luke Snowden is our Service Specialist…read moreand he helped me get my Q60 in great shape, and serviced it like a true pro. Very impressed at the way he treats customers other than me. If you want an Infiniti, you need to make sure Luke is your service manager ! Brilliant experience.

This was our second time purchasing a vehicle from Grubbs Infiniti. Our first experience buying our…read moreQX80 was great, which is one of the reasons we felt comfortable coming back. Unfortunately, this time around was a completely different experience. My biggest issue is with their $2,500 "luxury package." It is listed as a line item, but we were told it could not be removed. The package supposedly includes several things, including having the vehicle detailed inside and out. If you are going to require someone to pay $2,500 for a package, then I feel like the things included in that package should actually be done and done to a high standard. We initially looked at an Armada. There were broken and missing pieces on the vehicle, and the interior definitely had not been properly detailed. You could literally run your hand across parts of the carpet and feel the grime and stickiness. We brought this up and were basically told that it must have been missed. We ended up purchasing another QX80 instead. It was still in the shop at the time, and we were told it would be detailed and delivered to us, so we trusted that it would be taken care of. Unfortunately, when it was delivered, it was once again dirty. There was grime inside the vehicle, the wheels were filthy, and there were still hard water spots all over the paint. Then a couple of hours later we opened the center console and found a cockroach inside the vehicle. At that point this went beyond just somebody missing a spot while detailing. We were also given a remote/key fob that didn't work and were told to just replace the battery. Obviously a battery isn't expensive and I can change one myself. That's not really the point. The point is that when somebody spends this kind of money on a vehicle, especially from an Infiniti dealership charging a mandatory $2,500 luxury package, these are things that should be checked before the vehicle is handed over to the customer. We were eventually offered a $200 gift card, but after paying $2,500 for a package that was supposed to include detailing and receiving a vehicle in this condition, that honestly felt more insulting than helpful. I'm not writing this to say Grubbs Infiniti is a terrible dealership. Like I said, our first experience with them was actually very good. Maybe this was just a bad experience this time around. But I do think people should be aware of the luxury package and ask exactly what they are paying for. If you're buying new or used from them, especially if you're being required to pay for that package, inspect the vehicle closely before you leave or before accepting delivery. Make sure the detailing and everything else you're paying for has actually been done. When you're buying a luxury vehicle from a luxury dealership, I don't think expecting it to be clean, inspected, and properly presented is asking too much.