My father recently purchased a used truck from this place. Within 100 miles and just about 1 week of driving, the check engine light comes on. The fuel gauge goes to empty. My dad calls them and they tell him, Sorry, As-Is. I called them and stated I will leave factual reviews of his experience. They called him a few moments later and tried to sell him a $3000, 1 year warranty. This place will not provide GOOD FAITH SUPPORT to a nearly 80 year old man who spent thousands of dollars only to have issues so soon! Take your money elsewhere!

I recently attempted to purchase a vehicle at Bob Davidson Ford and experienced the most unprofessional sales management I have encountered in years. After acting in good faith and explicitly offering to place a money-down hold to secure the vehicle, my offer was ignored. ​While I was performing due diligence by questioning several invalid and undisclosed charges on the purchase agreement, Sales Manager Neil Gillies allowed a dual-track negotiation to occur behind my back. Instead of acting with transparency, he sold the vehicle to another party while I was still in active negotiations. ​It is clear that this dealership would rather pivot to an "easier" buyer than justify their fees or honor a serious customer’s commitment. This "race-to-the-bottom" business model is deceptive and a complete waste of consumer time. If you value transparency and integrity, look elsewhere. Management here prioritizes the quick path over fair dealing.

Corey was very knowledgeable and friendly. It was a no pressure/efficient experience. Highly recommend Corey!

I LOVED MY NEW CAR SALES EXPERIENCE AT BOB DAVIDSON!!!! BILLY HICKS & SAM MAIOCCO WERE FANTASTIC TO DEAL WITH..... SUPER GREAT GUYS. COULDN'T BE HAPPIER! IF YOUR INTERESTED IN A VEHICLE YOU GOTTA SEE THIS DEALERSHIP!!!!

Untruthful, do not trust this place at all. They lied to me about car records and caused me to repeat diagnostics else where at my cost.

The dealership contacted me and said the vehicle was on the lot. I called to verify and schedule a test drive and was told that the vehicle had been sold. Why advertise a vehicle that had already been sold.