163 Reviews of Thad Langford
June 01, 2026
You guys rock! They were able to get us in a vehicle! Thank you so much! They were able to get us in a vehicle! Thank you so much! More
Other Employees Tagged: Bart Boeckholt, Alex Michie, Joel Arce Jr.
April 25, 2026
Very friendly and helpful staff from start to finish. Will definitely recommend to friends and family Will definitely recommend to friends and family More
Other Employees Tagged: Bart Boeckholt, Alex Michie, Joel Arce Jr.
April 15, 2026
The process was very straight forward, friendly and professional. The sales agent was wonderful to work with. professional. The sales agent was wonderful to work with. More
Other Employees Tagged: Bart Boeckholt , Forrest
April 07, 2026
The pushing and half-truths about the add-ons for used cars (e.g. flashing brake light etc) felt very slimy. I'm used to carter dealers who don't even add this stuff at all, much less push it. When I cars (e.g. flashing brake light etc) felt very slimy. I'm used to carter dealers who don't even add this stuff at all, much less push it. When I called, I was told that I should be disappointed in myself. Sigh....turns out that these folks are still old-school sales. Be vigilant, ask too many questions, feel uncomfortable. More
April 05, 2026
Michael was very helpful throughout the whole process. Never felt too pushy like I've experienced at other dealerships. Highly recommend! Never felt too pushy like I've experienced at other dealerships. Highly recommend! More
Other Employees Tagged: Michael Curtis
March 24, 2026
Thad was completely unprofessional, blatantly lied to us about gap insurance, no hand shake, didn’t offer to get another chair, he seemed like he was so rushed and bothered to be there. Wasted our time by h about gap insurance, no hand shake, didn’t offer to get another chair, he seemed like he was so rushed and bothered to be there. Wasted our time by having to comeback and sign a new contract after not being transparent. Wouldn’t come back because we feel he tried to take advantage of us. He said the bank included gap insurance in loan. When we got home we saw it was an optional 1k. He didn’t tell us it was optional, we were lucky to catch it- but feel bad for the other people that do not catch it on a daily basis. More
February 17, 2026
Nice and helpful dealers, didn’t take too long after coming to a deal I was able to drive out the lot the same day. coming to a deal I was able to drive out the lot the same day. More
Other Employees Tagged: Joel Arce Jr. , Isaac Linville, Matthew Ortiz, Antonio, Elmer
November 20, 2025
I had an okay experience with Bellingham Nissan. I had done my research beforehand, and I would strongly recommend anybody buying / selling a car to do their research. A few things to note: 1) Th I had done my research beforehand, and I would strongly recommend anybody buying / selling a car to do their research. A few things to note: 1) The dealership added "optional" addons to the car, but I despite this not being listing these in the ad, I was forced to pay for them. 2) The trade-in offer I received was insulting. I understand that this is a business, but they offered me $2,400 for a car that they have since listed for $14,000. I came prepared with an all cash off from Carvana and told them they have to match it, which they did. 3) The original loan quote they provided me, was 6.99% for 60 months. They refused to tell me who I would be banking with unless I agreed to buy the car. I had previously been approved for an auto loan through BECU for 5.62% for 60 months. When speaking with BECU, they said that this wasn't needed because they work with this dealership. I don't know why I wasn't offered the same terms at the dealership, and the fact that they wouldn't disclose the lender for the quote they provided me is really sketchy. The employees at the dealership were all friendly, and the dealership was nice enough for the area. I would just strongly recommend anyone looking to buy or trade in a car do their due diligence first More
Other Employees Tagged: Prince
October 18, 2025
Dealership seem like it’s the typical dealership that gives you different numbers on the computer and phone and when you get in there, all the numbers are so much different. Preferred dealerships that ar gives you different numbers on the computer and phone and when you get in there, all the numbers are so much different. Preferred dealerships that are upfront about the numbers. And the runaround about trade-in value and savings of tax. They tell you to trade in because you’re gonna save on tax and then they look at it as some kind of discount. Then they change the numbers on you. Being straightforward is the best! More

