Dealer Reviews
Cars for Sale
Dealer Log In
Ricco Jones
2 Reviews
I’ve been in the car industry for 5+ years. I love basketball. Kobe Bryant is my favorite player by the way, I also enjoy traveling. I’ve been numerous places, Paris, Egypt, Rome, Tokyo and many more. My love for cars happened at a young age ever since I can remember, I’ve always been fascinated by the cars. I learned how to drive in a 67′ mustang. My uncle had me fixing vehicles and turning wrenches young as the age of 7. Born in Los Angeles, California, I have been a car salesman/buyer of vehicles for the dealership and an appraiser/assistant manager, my dream vehicle is something similar to the Monte Carlo on the fast and furious. Sound of an engine and big meaty drag tires gives me goosebumps. Corwin Ford of Tri-Cities is now my home. I enjoy solving problems and making customers happy to find their perfect vehicle. When they are satisfied, I feel like I have done my job right.
Read more
2 Reviews of Ricco Jones
June 11, 2026
To my friends and family, if you’re looking for a dealership with a knowledgeable staff and a team that genuinely cares about helping customers, I highly recommend Corwin Ford Tri-Cities. Thank you a dealership with a knowledgeable staff and a team that genuinely cares about helping customers, I highly recommend Corwin Ford Tri-Cities. Thank you again to everyone who was part of my journey there—I wish the entire team continued success. More
by miguelb
Verified CustomerOther Employees Tagged: Frank Ibarra, Stephen Huang, Curt Watson, Jared Hancock, Brenden Bender, Niko Armijo, Fabian Idrovo, Daniel Medina, Will Snell
January 30, 2026
Day after buying my 2014 Ford Mustang, the engine light came on. This tells me they clear codes and sell the vehicles expecting the light to show up later. That week the goose neck gas tank had to be repla came on. This tells me they clear codes and sell the vehicles expecting the light to show up later. That week the goose neck gas tank had to be replaced. Day two of owning the car the radio is dead. 4 weeks after buying the car the convertible top stopped working. Now they price $3,500+ in supposed work that needs done, and refused to fix the radio and top. They said I should have came in and mentioned it before and "maybe" could have gotten it fixed. If I buy a car sticker price for $10,000, then with the warranty and tax and fees. Should the car price be ballooned to $20,000. Should I at least have a working top and radio for that price. That would be reasonable. Then I wouldn't mind so much being asked 3 times this month about the extra things needed fixed. What good was buying a convertible as the main draw, just to use it twice and not work again. Fix the top and radio without me having to shell out money I'm bleeding out. I'm disabled and can't do this work or being able to afford it on my own. More
by ROBBYJESSICA84
Other Employees Tagged: Allan Cardenas, Kevin Cornejo, Journey Dewey
Dealership Inventory (634 Vehicles)
