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January 30, 2026
I have had nothing but great experiences at Oakes Kia! My salesperson offered to 3D print a cover for the start/stop button so my cat doesn't step on it, and the finance manager was very helpful and tho My salesperson offered to 3D print a cover for the start/stop button so my cat doesn't step on it, and the finance manager was very helpful and thorough in explaining all of my options to me! More
Other Employees Tagged: Lyric Kimley, Gavin Prester
January 21, 2026
They really took care all of my needs and had me out the door less than 30 mins ! door less than 30 mins ! More
Other Employees Tagged: Steven Carroll, Karen Suarez, Lyric Kimley, Travis Petrovich, Blake Reynolds, Chris Craig, Dominic Taibi, Chad Mattan, Jacob Robirds
January 10, 2026
I would never ever, ever, ever, recommend buying from here. Especially as a woman. They lied to myself and my husband on several occasions. They had posted my trade in online before I even traded my v here. Especially as a woman. They lied to myself and my husband on several occasions. They had posted my trade in online before I even traded my vehicle in. They were condescending and rude. They wanted to explain how the car buying purchase worked as if i was a chikd while they didn't even provide me with a temporary tag for the vehicle I purchased and drove off the lot. They made up a sob story about how the finance manager's mother was dying and that's why they couldn't provide me with a payoff check for my trade in. Then told me a check would be there at a later time. Then when I drove over an hour and another state a way, told me they hadn't even processed my sale. After they had my trade in for sale on their lot. After they had me sign my trade in over to them. They also said they would not speak with me because my husband signed for the vehicle we were purchasing. But took the trade in with my name on it. The two female employees were the worst to deal with. KAREN and another lady. More
Other Employees Tagged: Carlos Amezcua, Karen Suarez

