Kyle Green

Jerry is an outstanding salesman. He is very professional and respectful. My mother, in-laws, son and several friends have purchased cars from Jerry and I will never hesitate to sen He is very professional and respectful. My mother, in-laws, son and several friends have purchased cars from Jerry and I will never hesitate to send anyone to him. More

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Bought a new eco sport for our fleet, the deal took over 4 hours to complete and was a cash deal, had to wait over an hour after paying to final take delivery. The titling department was very unfamiliar wi 4 hours to complete and was a cash deal, had to wait over an hour after paying to final take delivery. The titling department was very unfamiliar with fleet registration, and took over a week to complete the paper work. Would not recommend commercial purchases from this dealer ship. More

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Lied about damage and accident history when confronted they told me their employees buy cars wreck them have the shop fix them up on the low and put them back on the like it didn't happen. They lowballed they told me their employees buy cars wreck them have the shop fix them up on the low and put them back on the like it didn't happen. They lowballed me on the buyback price trying to make more off me when I said no they just ignored me and now wont reply. Horrible dealership. The damage wasn't visible until I got into maintenance on the car no integrity bad customer service go somewhere else so you don't have to get a lawyer like me. More

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Chad Mercer, Sale Professional, at Stuckey Ford was a pleasure to work with during my pre-owned vehicle buying experience. Chad listened to my situation, my needs and my goals and he understood them. Tha pleasure to work with during my pre-owned vehicle buying experience. Chad listened to my situation, my needs and my goals and he understood them. That is impressive in the arena of customer skills. Chad helped take the anxiety out of making a major purchasing decision. Chad is knowledge and personable. He kept his promised and keeping the buying experience smooth and efficient. So I would like thank Chad, Kyle, Caleb and the Team at Stuckey Ford in Hollidaysburg, PA. I am looking forward to a lasting customer and car dealership relationship. GO IRISH! More

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It's pretty, but. So, my husband and I were happy with our experience the day of the purchase of a 2018 Hyundai Tucson. It was a beautiful Caribbean blue, like I was sp So, my husband and I were happy with our experience the day of the purchase of a 2018 Hyundai Tucson. It was a beautiful Caribbean blue, like I was specifically looking for, and it was a good price (although I was a little turned off that it was previously a rental vehicle, but I figured that was a small price to pay for a good deal. Perhaps mistake number one). Our salesman, Kyle, was very pleasant and not at all pushy. I am wishy-washy and was struggling to make a decision whether to purchase or not, but he didn't seem at all phased at giving us adequate time to go back out and look at it again, or to keep changing the amount of the down-payment to get our payment to where we felt comfortable. He answered any questions we had, and was accommodating for any concerns we had. Such as: there were a few scuff marks on the body of the car. One was particularly bad, on the driver's side door. But he said it was no problem at all, they would buff it out for us. Also when we were test driving it, we noticed the A/C was not working. He assured us it was no problem, they would fix that, too. He made me feel confident they could get it fixed, so I figured it wasn't a problem (mistake number two. Lesson learned: if you test drive a vehicle and notice something wrong, have them fix it BEFORE you buy the vehicle, and maybe even test drive it a day or two to make sure it's truly fixed!) But I didn't know then what I know now, so he said that, while we were filling out paperwork and such, they would take it back and recharge the A/C and fix the scuff marks. Well, we get everything squared away to make the purchase official and are finally ready to leave. We come around to the driver's side and, low and behold, the worst spot is even worse. They ate right through the paint! My heart dropped into my stomach. But, again, they assure us that we can set up a time to drop it off and they will fix the spot. They will also provide us with another car as a loaner in the meantime. I was a little nervous, but I couldn't believe they'd loan us another almost brand-new vehicle in the meantime, so that did help to appease me. On the way home, I realized the A/C still was not working. My husband called later to let them know, and they said they would plan to look at it while they were fixing the door. I think they ended up having the car for about 2 weeks, give or take, because the part they needed was on back order. I was miffed because I just bought this new vehicle and, of course, I wanted to drive it, but I understood that this sort of thing can happen, so I tried to be patient. They finally called us back and said the A/C is all fixed. Yay! We went to pick it up and, when we got in it, it was indeed cold inside. We decided to stop at a grocery store on the way home. We leave and, surprise, surprise, the A/C is not working! Did they temporarily fix it and it broke again, or did they blow cold air into the car to make us think it was fixed? At this point, I'm really starting to wonder. My husband called the next day and asked if we could just take it to our local Hyundai dealer (we live about an hour away), and they said sure. To make a long story slightly shorter, it's been taken back and forth to our local Hyundai dealer. After changing several parts, they think they finally have it figured out: possibly 1 of 12 wires connected to the A/C. They're talking to the head honchos now, trying to convince them to just let them change all 12 wires so they make sure they get the right one, if it is in fact a faulty wire. They're expected to have it for another week or so. Meanwhile, I'm making payments on a car I've had MAYBE 15 days at the most since I bought it almost 2 months ago (May 25). My husband has contacted Kyle who, all of a sudden, doesn't seem to care as he didn't get back to my husband. Despite the fact that my husband hinted to him that he buys a new truck every 4 or 5 years and it's almost time, so you'd think that he'd want to keep us happy so we'd buy from them. Not that I think I'll ever buy from them again. I'm tempted to just try to sell the stupid thing when (if?) I ever get it back. By the way, I named it Pita, as in Pain in the *ss. More

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