QUIGLEY DODGE

Awful I visited this dealer numerous times and they don't give you the time of day, they are rude and will offer you nothing for your trade, that's why the I visited this dealer numerous times and they don't give you the time of day, they are rude and will offer you nothing for your trade, that's why they have new vehicles that have been sitting on their lot for over a year. Their salesman are plain lazy. Take your business else where. I'll never consider buying a vehicle from quigley dodge again. More

Will NEVER recommend this Dealership Didn't acknowledge internet pricing at lot. Refused to offer anything for our trade-in. Only reduced price w trade to internet price. Condescending, Didn't acknowledge internet pricing at lot. Refused to offer anything for our trade-in. Only reduced price w trade to internet price. Condescending, prejudiced salesman. Their used van was dirty and obviously well used but only 1 year old. Interior of my 8-year old trade-in was better condition . They were going to give me an answer on financing costs and would get back to me in 45 minutes or so. After 90 minutes of waiting I found another dealer w the same year, style, color, less mileage, roughly the same price. Almost 4 hours after leaving Quigly, their business manger called w numbers. Bought a car from another dealer who wanted to sell a car and didn't mind dealing with a woman, better price & condition. Called Quigley on the next business day to cancel the deal. Over a month later Quilgley sends a letter for a denial for credit!! No wonder their sales floor had no customers! More

I had sent this dealership a specification for the truck I wanted to purchase. Dave Homa returned my email. He and I went back and forth, he insisting the whole time that I come in to the show room. Well I wanted to purchase. Dave Homa returned my email. He and I went back and forth, he insisting the whole time that I come in to the show room. Well it was clear, that these guys can't sell over the internet, so I agreed to come in. During our emailing, Dave had said that they do not have in stock any of the kind of truck I wanted. (Dodge 3500, auto, 29k lb towing). Dave was very good about educating me on certain differences between models of trucks. (See friendliness score of GOOD above). But, when I showed up to meet Dave, miraculously he had a 3500 on the lot. "Just showed up." Wow, great. Well, not so fast, it wasn't a 4x4. Dave was tied up with another customer so Jim "the truck guy" took me under his wing and went on-line and found a 4x4 3500 locally. It was a little more money than the one on the lot, but I said OK. He called the dealer, made arrangements to pick up the truck Monday (this was a Saturday). I gave him $1,000 down payment, we went over my credit for financing, and I signed an agreement. I received a call first thing Monday from Dave saying that the truck was a standard. I wanted an automatic. That the towing was on 21k lb. I need 29k lb. So it was the WRONG truck. How could that happen? Not sure. But Dave said he found the right truck, but again it was more money. I again said OK. He called me Tuesday and said that the dealer had a buyer and so would not send it down to Quigley. But he had yet another version of the truck, and yes, it would be yet more money. At this point, I said No. I was done. Thanks for his time. Dave wrote me then Wednesday to say that the third truck was indeed available and I could buy that one after-all. I wrote Dave Thursday telling him I no longer trusted him, nor wanted to work with him, and to please refund my deposit. Talk about an old-fashioned bait-and-switch! Shop elsewhere. More