Just bought a new truck from Fox. My sales guy was phenomenal. The process was so smooth and quick…read more Service has also been the best and is why I continue to make the "trip," from Marquette for all my service. Thanks for an amazing first new truck experience. Please keep my sales guy around. He set the bar very high.

We bought our 2026 Chevy truck from Fox Chevrolet and are very happy with it and the excellent…read moreservice we received with Joel Joffee and the entire team. Delbert & Lori Pavey

Do not sell quality cars. Fix them up enough to be suitable for a couple of weeks and then do not…read moreintend to help when issues arise.

Completely wasted 5 hours of my time. They had a car for sale on FB that was advertised as an…read moreall-wheel drive, but also front-wheel drive in the same ad. I called him up, said I'm interested, but is it AWD or FWD? He said for sure it was AWD, and that the ladies in the office must've screwed something up with the ad. Fair enough, asked him what else is wrong with it, he said it had a battery drain. Ok, anything else that needs fixing, replacing, addressing, etc? He said no, it's very clean, so I made the 2.5 hour ride after telling him I'll be there in 2.5 hours. I get there and he's gone, nobody knows where he went. I check out the vehicle and notice 3 out of 4 tires are down to 3/32" tread remaining (bald!). One was weather cracked so bad I could nearly see the air, and all were mismatched brands. I opened up the driver's door and the driver's leather seat had large chucks of leather missing. "No big deal" I thought, seat covers and new tires, but I'm wondering at this point how in the h#ll this guy overlooked this so far, there's not many vehicles for sale on that lot. I start up the vehicle, which woke up the LARGE exhaust leak at the flex joint area underneath the vehicle. And now the "best" part...I look on the tailgate, no indication of it being AWD. I look under the rear end, no CV axles, differential, rear driveshaft, nothing. It was a front wheel drive. By this time he'd made his way back into the office and I confronted him, saying this vehicle is not AWD, and that I essentially wasted 5+ hours of my time, along with all the other obvious issues that he failed to mention. In what seemed like a small fit of fake disbelief, his response, "sorry, bud!" And another thing, I told him on the phone if it's what he's described, I'd give him $5800 for it (it was for sale for $6500), he said he couldn't, he already had $6000 into it. I've been in the auto industry, including car sales, for 20 years. I knew right away that was a BS line. Wholesale pricing on that car was in the $4000 range, average private party value was around $6000. Only had the vehicle advertised for a week at this point, said his guys "went through it" (obviously not, hence the exhaust was super loud and a cheap fix, coming from a 1' piece of flex pipe that could be replaced for $30). But all of the sudden he has all this money tied up in this vehicle. Absolute bullcrap. Buyer beware!

scammers. They got me. I wanted to test drive a vehicle and it had a wobble when hitting the…read morebreaks. The salesman said oh i know exactly what that is we can fix it tomorrow and it will be brand new. I should of known when he said "he knew exactly what it was" that it was an easy fix that he knew there was an existing problem but he continued to tell me the car was perfect and ran great and had no accidents. Later after buying the car the wobble came back maybe after a month and come to find out from car fax the war was in a previous car wreck and was labeled as a mild crash but still. The lies and deceitfulness just to get a car sale is so evil. Even after i told the guy i was in dire need of a car to be able to bring my kids back and forth to school every day on a 30 min drive there and back. Evil Evil Evil people.

Customer care after the sale is something I've taught to hundreds of dealerships across the…read morecountry. It's also one of the biggest complaints people have about dealerships. The lower trim fell off the door with less than 5,000 miles on the vehicle so I called their service manager and he said it wasn't covered under warranty. I bought this MAZDA on the employee plan because I worked as a MAZDA trainer for 8 years so I know it is covered under warranty. The service manager said it was due to ice buildup so it was due to lack of maintenance. Does that mean you can't drive a MAZDA in the winter??? Lol, no. After I explained this to him he said that he would order the part and fix it no charge. Why the runaround? He also said he would call when the part came in. He never called. Give me the service runaround and then not follow up... you just went from 5 stars to 2. The sales experience was fine but as usual, service blew it.