Great customer service and large inventory selections. The have all kinds of vehiclesread more

Horrible experience. Last year on my way to Florida our car broke down on family vacation. It…read moreturned out to be the alternator. They said they would fix it in about an hour.... Finally after 3 bad parts and 7 hours later as they were closing they fixed it... I left and 20 minutes later the car died... They were closed and I had to get To my hotel in Florida and thank goodness for a roadside mechanic. He explained that they didn't disconnect the battery and the alternator broke because of it. Tenneson Nissan charged me 900$ for absolutely nothing. Taking a day from my vacation and wasting my time. I wanted a full refund and they said they would give it but then recanted saying the alternator was broke by the roadside mechanic who removed it. Laughable to say the least. They still owe me 708.03 and I have not seen it yet. Dishonest scammers using ignorance as a ploy to rip people off? I should have charged them for my time and the emotional barrage of saying is "it's done... Sorry another bad part" another 3 hour wait. Then to have them not know how to properly install an alternator. Pretty sad.

Brought my 2017 Chevy in for service on Monday night, Nov. 3rd, 2025, for my service appointment…read morethe next day. I had made the service appointment about a week in advance. My car was making a squeaking noise that I had thought was a suspension issue due to the accident I was in over a year ago. My service advisor was very kind but the experience was awful. The vehicle was not diagnosed until the end of the day on Nov, 6th. It needed brake pads, and it was going to be a full week until they got the brake pads on either Wednesday, November 12th, or Thursday, the 13th. I don't understand why it would take a whole week for the dealer to get brake pads. You would think the suppliers would be able to get them there faster. They also do not offer loaner cars anymore so your stuck without a ride just waiting on the part unless you want to drive all the way back to pick up the car until the part arrives. The part did not come in until Thursday the 13th and my service advisor called me to let me know the technician had accidently ordered 2 sets of rear brake pads instead of one set for both front and rear. Not a big deal, I understand people make mistakes, but now I'm stuck even longer without a car. Was told they overnighted the front pads and it would be done Monday November 17th for sure. Keep in mind they should've went ahead and done the rear brakes so all that would be left is the front when the front pads came in. I called at the end of the day on Monday, November 17th (around 5pm as service dept. closes at 5:30) and they said it looks like it wasn't quite ready. That is insane. All my car was brought in for was brake pads and to check my 12v battery. The next day, I spoke with the service manager, and while he was nice, all I kept getting was I'm sorry and I understand. Nothing was offered to rectify the situation. No loaner, no rental car reimbursement, no coupon for like a silly tire change or something. Shouldn't have taken a week to get brake pads when AutoZone down the road has them in stock. I also shouldn't have to be left without a car an additional 4 days because the wrong part was ordered. I wouldn't be upset if a loaner or rental car reimbursement was offered, but nothing. He said it will definitely be done today, on Tuesday, November 18th. While the car was ready at the very end of the day on the 18th, it shouldn't have taken that long. Apparently, they didn't even start the rear brakes until that day. It would've been ready sooner if that had already been done and should've been done when that part came in. I have no issues with the service itself but if I am paying $622 for brake pads (front and rear) at the dealer, I expect better service. Especially when I can buy the parts for $90 at AutoZone instead of the $199 charged for parts and get them installed cheaper at Mavis. Never had to wait this long for brakes on the GMC, or the Mercedes I had. Taking 2 whole weeks just to replace brake pads is actually insane, and I am thoroughly upset that nothing was done to rectify the situation as a customer.

First time visitor to Edwards Motors, I brought my car in to have the oil changed…read more I requested my car be cleaned too if there was time. I am so pleased, the service was prompt and they had time to wash and vacuum my car, it smells and looks great, Thank you all very much, I will see you next time

Took my Harley in for some work . Great bunch of guys and the work was superior. A lot cheaper than…read morethe dealers. I definitely will be back.

I had my Honda Shadow in for service today. Talked Jim and he was friendly and helpful and had a…read moreGreat Hourly Rate .Morgan was the mechanic He explain everything he had done and I was very well please. I will be a Repeat customer if I have any issue's with my bike again. Thanks for Great service

DeeDee was great! Came from Columbus down to Tifton for a Honda Pilot. Smooth and easy transaction.read more

The dealership is well ran and has always provided professional sales & service. We have done…read morebusiness with them for years.

I can't say enough good things about my experience with Cook County Ford in Adel, GA! My hometown…read moreFord dealership had my Transit van for two weeks, heard the strange noise coming from the dashboard, but told me to "wait until it breaks and bring it back." Seriously? Thankfully, I found Cook County Ford based on their 5-star reviews--and now I know why they've earned them. Not only did they actually listen to my concerns, but they went the extra mile to work with my extended warranty company, which was not easy to deal with. They got the repairs covered, saving me a lot of money and hassle. Every time I called to check in, I got honest updates and clear communication about what was happening next. My service rep was Wes. No runaround, just real customer service. I picked up my van today and it's running great. I'm officially back on the road and ready for my next van life adventure--all thanks to the team at Cook County Ford in Adel, baby!

My Grand father Mr.Ware has been dealing with Cook County Ford for a long time so there is No other…read moreplace we trust more then them.Wesley went took care of my Problem and I appreciate him being so Kind.Thanks. Cook County Ford for always being there for Our family

I can't speak high enough praises about GMC Advantage of Adel. We were absolutely stranded in town…read moreafter our car broke down and the person who was fixing our car kept giving us the runaround for a week. Mark, Michael and Cody came to our rescue. We were able to rent a car from them when no one else in the area even had any cars. When we came back to them 5 days later still stranded and our car still not fixed, they offered us a solution to get back home! This business is great with wonderful and helpful employees who go out of their way to make these right for you.

Dents had always treated me fairly. They offer full service gas. Have had them check my fluids…read morebefore a trip. Love their gas, no ethanol, Thank you!! I had one of those Jeep engines that should have been recalled. I am sure that's why I got 168,000 miles on it before trading it in Their garage has done oil changes, looked at cars before purchase, and helped with AC repairs. Great place to stop!

We found a nail in our tire on our way to Atlanta. Pulled in and received service right away…read more They jacked up the car (we got to stay inside the car in AC), removed the tire, got the nail out, patched, and we were on our way in 20 minutes. Great little repair shop.

Good ford dealership. Warren was great!…read more Outran a hurricane and 1 mile into the run when my truck threw a check engine light. Smelled exhaust in the cab, popped the hood and could see exhaust coming from the metal EGR tubes. Made it to Georgia and away from the hurricane. Dropped the truck at flint river ford in Camilla GA. They took me back to ny fifth wheel rv and they fixed a bunch of recalls on the truck and ended up replacing a bunch of parts with the EGR tubes (bolts broke in the cooler). Got the truck back about a week later (flint river delivered it to me) and I really needed to get back to south Florida so I cleared the check engine light at an advanced auto and it said something about a vacuum tube error but the truck was running so we pushed it and got back to south Florida. I Ended up taking it to another different dealership here in south Florida and they charged $980.00 to replace the vacuum tube etc and also gave the vacuum tube to me. The Florida dealership knew about all the stuff that had just got replaced and clearly one of the flint river mechanics had accidentally pinched the vacuum tube so I called Warren at flint river and he was very understanding and ended up paying $581.00 of the $980.00. The Florida ford dealership labor rates are a lot more than flint river so Warren said he could only cover so much of the repair bill. Ultimately Warren and flint river did a lot of work for my truck and got it all under warranty besides that vacuum tube issue with the 2nd dealership so that was really nice of them and one of the best dealerships I've worked with. Most dealerships make you wait weeks and would never own up to a mistake so that's a win for flint river in my book.