1. XIT Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

    1. XIT Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

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    Dalhart, TX

    XIT Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

    3.4 (5 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    I bought my dodge pickup from David Sneller at XIT Dodge and I couldn't be happier thanks David.

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    Hart Chevrolet Buick GMC

    Hart Chevrolet Buick GMC

    (7 reviews)

    I found a vehicle that was interested in on a website. I called the dealership and explained how…read moremuch I wanted to put down and what my payment needed to be. Within minutes the friendly sales person called me back and we were able to negotiate a price without ever going to the dealership. When we visited the dealership the staff was very friendly and never pressured us or attempted to haggle over the price. I had a great car buying experience and will recommend Hart Checrolet in Dalhart, TX. Mark

    I ended up at Hart Chevrolet when my 2023 Chevrolet Blazer suddenly stalled during a road trip from…read moreCalifornia to Kansas. I was towed to Dalhart, TX, and was relieved to find there was a Chevrolet dealership in such a small town. I arrived about 45 minutes before closing, and in hindsight, that may have contributed to my experience. Unfortunately, I didn't feel that anyone seemed particularly concerned about the situation my family and I were in. My first interaction was with Lori in the service department. I explained that my Blazer, with fewer than 40,000 miles, had suddenly begun slipping and shifting harshly, the transmission warning light had come on, and the vehicle was rapidly losing power. Given the vehicle's age and mileage, this was completely unexpected. I asked about transportation options, including a loaner vehicle, but none was offered. Instead, I was directed to a nearby hotel that provides a stranded traveler discount. For anyone unfamiliar with Dalhart, there are no rental car agencies or rideshare services in town. When I asked where I could rent a vehicle, I was told Amarillo--roughly 90 miles away. After taking my information, Lori explained that they likely wouldn't even be able to inspect my vehicle until the following week. She also said it appeared to be a major repair that would be expensive and could take several days. Since they were closing, I was told to unload my belongings, figure out my next steps, and leave my keys in the overnight drop box. As a result, my husband, my autistic daughter, and I walked to the hotel in 80-95 degree weather with all of our luggage and personal belongings. I had hoped the dealership might offer a short shuttle ride given our circumstances, but that wasn't available. The following week, I called for an update and was told that parts had been ordered and could take a week or longer to arrive. At that point, the estimated repair timeline was approximately two weeks, leaving me effectively stranded in Kansas while waiting for updates. It wasn't until nearly two weeks later that I learned, through my own research, that GM offers several programs for customers stranded by warranty repairs, including limited reimbursement for rental cars, hotels, and meals. They can also arrange to transport your repaired vehicle back to your home so you don't have to remain near the dealership. I opened a case directly with GM and began working with them. I wish someone at Hart Chevrolet had informed me of these programs from the beginning, as it would have made a difficult situation much easier to manage. I also learned that GM sometimes had difficulty obtaining timely updates from the dealership. In the end, my vehicle wasn't returned to me for seven weeks. During that time, the updates I received were generally limited to "we're still waiting on parts," "we're hoping to start it next week," or "we're waiting on a special tool." It wasn't until later that I was informed several parts were on backorder. I understand that supply chain issues and backordered parts are outside the dealership's control. My disappointment isn't with the length of the repair itself--it's with the lack of communication, guidance, and empathy shown throughout the process. Being stranded hundreds of miles from home with my family was incredibly stressful, and I felt like we were largely left to figure everything out on our own. I sincerely hope others have a better experience than we did.

    Destination Ford Dumas

    Destination Ford Dumas

    (2 reviews)

    After my car broke down they kept it for 2 weeks and it still had problems and they refused to even…read morelook at it before they claimed that it wasn't their problem. These guys are rip offs

    A few months ago, I realized that the car I bought from Destination Ford of Dumas was sold to me…read morethrough fraud and intentional misrepresentation of the vehicle's value. I added proof of my claims to a server since they were claiming it was "hearsay" and the google drive links were not working for people. turohelper.com/proof-of-fraud This situation has caused me severe financial hardship, as I intended to refinance the vehicle to obtain a lower interest rate. I had expressed this goal to the dealership, especially because the high interest rate initially offered was challenging to manage long-term. On October 17, 2024, I spoke to Trent Winters, the manager of Destination Ford of Dumas. After not receiving the callback I was promised, I followed up and was informed that Mr. Winters was instructed not to speak with me further. On the same day, I reached out to the corporate entity that owns the dealership, Khoury Auto Group, and spoke to Salma Jones, their customer care director. Ms. Jones asked me to contact the general manager of Destination Ford. The following day, October 18, 2024, my spouse and I traveled to Dumas to speak with Cody Grove, the general manager of Destination Ford. We explained the entire situation, but instead of assisting us, he was rude, frequently raising his voice and grimacing throughout our conversation. Mr. Grove stated that if the dealership had convinced us the value of our 2020 Prius Prime was $39,000--despite Kelley Blue Book and other sources valuing it around $23,500--and assured us that this valuation would result in no negative equity in the vehicle, there was nothing wrong with that. He also said that if the dealership used outdated valuations that failed to consider the extensive hail damage sustained on their lot shortly before the sale, that too was acceptable. At the time, he dismissed our concerns as hearsay since we had not yet located the recordings of these claims. Since then, I have found the recordings and sent them to Ms. Jones. However, I have not received any further communication from Khoury Auto Group to resolve this deceptive sale. *Dealership presented an inflated value of $38,000 despite KBB's $24,000 without hail damage which was never reported so it did not reflect the true value, claiming a $16,000 "discount" (as heard in audio recording) that obscured real values and distracted me from the math I knew was not adding up...and still sold the car at a higher price than what we were expecting while making it look like they were giving us a great deal. This was after originally trying to charge us more and make the loan $42,000. Negative Equity (NE) was the reason we were trading out of the Rav4. We did not want high amounts of it. We went from $9,385 in NE to $13,365 NE (by trading down from a better vehicle in better condition that has held it's value much better) before accounting for hail damage on the new vehicle and we were tricked into believing we were actually positive equity instead after the trade and were getting a great deal. Had we not been tricked, we would have been much better off judging by the KBB values that the dealership convinced us to ignore and the current (possibly also the past) values according to JD Power. Because of this deception, we have been unable to sale, trade or refinance the 2020 Prius Prime and we are close to repossession and having our credit ruined.

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