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Seth Wadley Ford Of Perry

Seth Wadley Ford Of Perry

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One of the worst financial decisions my family has ever made. Bought a used car with bad…read moretransmission and lost $8600 in a month. The salesperson seemed helpful and the sales manager was great, but the owner will immediately give you the ick. We bought a used car from this dealership on 3/23/26 for $14,222 (not including fees). Within a few days noticed something was wrong. Our shop attempted to diagnose the issue on 4/7/26, but stated they needed the codes cleared first from a Ford dealership. Perry is a far drive, so we took it to Bob Moore Ford in OKC. They diagnosed a failing transmission and recommended replacement (we paid for the diagnosis). One month after buying the car (4/23/26) Seth Wadley Ford in Perry added "shudder stop" to the transmission (which we also paid for). I spoke with the co-owner hoping he would be willing to help. He suggested I buy an extended warranty. After 35 minutes of incessant mansplaining, he concluded that he wasn't sure if the warranty he just recommended would cover the transmission. Today, 5/2/26, we traded it in to a Subaru dealership for $6000. Because... you guessed it, the transmission is failing.

On June 15th my town was ravaged by a fierce storm that totaled our 2 cars. Doing an on line search…read moreI found a Ford Explorer I was interested in. On Saturday morning 7/1 I called to make an appointment. Kristen the internet manager was very friendly. We agreed I should come on Monday. Later that day I got a text assigning me an appointment @ 5:00 PM Monday. That seemed a bit late since we never discussed an actual time. My wife had to work a funeral Monday 7/3 at 11:00 and we planned to leave at 1:00 for our 2.5 hour trip. I wasn't sure if the car was in Paul's Valley or Perry, OK, so I called again. Before hand I noticed Kristen had assigned my appointment to Mandy which I found in my email. Mandy also sent me a friendly welcome video to my email. When I called I had trouble getting Mandy on the phone. I explained I had an appointment that afternoon and wanted to clarify details. I felt my call was being screened. Eventually Mandy came to the phone and and asked if I had gotten her text. I am 62 and do not rely on texts but occasionally use them. I said, I don't know what's the problem? Well I wrote you that we were expecting you at 12:30 since we will be closing early today at 2:00. Can you still make it? I said No, we're in Lawton. This is when I found out the whole store found out that morning they were closing at 3:00 (not 2:00). I asked if someone would wait for me as we were just getting on the road. By now the ignored appointment and the expectation I should jump at their text was making me pretty chafed. I had no sense of appreciation for my pending business. I finally was transferred to the GM named Eric who started off insisting that 95% of the world communicates by text! So now we're blaming the customer. I steered the conversation back to our visit and after barking at each other he agreed to wait for me. He said he would go find the vehicle and pull it up front. When he called me back he was cautioning because he thought the vehicle was advertised as needing repairs. He had the wrong vehicle pulled up! Then he found the correct vehicle and said he'd get it washed and park it out front. About an hour later, just as we are driving through OKC Eric calls me back to say that after he (the GM ) had washed it and parked it up front, another sales associate sold the Explorer to another customer! Supposedly, right out of the blue, after the vehicle had sat on their lot for more than 2 months. Eric apologized profusely and said he was going soon to the auto auction and offered to find something for me. I thanked him for his offer, and said I was done.

O'Reilly Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated July 2026

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