Crain Kia of Fort Smith

Lied to me about sales tax paid and service! I purchased a pre owned Yukon in late February 2017. The day I purchased the car I asked if they can help out at all with sales tax, I was told they c I purchased a pre owned Yukon in late February 2017. The day I purchased the car I asked if they can help out at all with sales tax, I was told they could not. The day after purchasing the Yukon I heard on the radio on they where having a presidents days sales even (which was going on the day I purchased the car and I did not know it) which they were doing sales tax paid on all purchases. The next day I went in and asked why did I not get my sales tax paid and they said since they gave me a good deal on the car and could not do sales tax. Well isn't that part of the promotion!. They lied! Also my car was still in the shop getting detailed and minor repairs. THREE weeks later I finally received my car. The next day I noticed that the TPMS sensor came on (Which I recall seeing on the work report that they were going to replace all of them). I called Ricky and he said bring it in and he would take care of it. The next week I brought in the Yukon and I was told the TPMS sensor needed to be replaced and they would only pay for half of it. Again they lied! I don't see how they get any repeat business with that type of customer service. More

David Nolan Sale was a great experience, there was no pressure. Ricky Nolan was very polite. I will consider Ricky Nolan and the Crane Kia team the next time I pu Sale was a great experience, there was no pressure. Ricky Nolan was very polite. I will consider Ricky Nolan and the Crane Kia team the next time I purchase a vehicle. More

$119 synthetic oil change only took an hour and 35 minutes This is honestly the first time I've rated any company online, but felt compelled to do so after my visit to Crain Kia on April 2, 2016 for a simple o This is honestly the first time I've rated any company online, but felt compelled to do so after my visit to Crain Kia on April 2, 2016 for a simple oil change on my 2015 Kia K900. I had called two or three days prior to make an appointment for the oil change, which was scheduled for 11:00 a.m. At that time, I asked how long it would take, and told him that I had an important 1:00pm appointment in Van Buren appointment in Van Buren, and that I didn't want to be late for it. He said that if they washed the car, it might take 45 minutes, if not then 30 minutes. At that point, I accepted the 11:00am appointment for the oil change. Friday came and I arrived 10 minutes early. I asked for some expertise about whether I should continue with the Synthetic oil that was in the car, or if I should switch back to conventional motor oil. He said that it would burn out the bearings if we switched back to conventional oil, so, we decided on continuing with the synthetic oil. It had been my experience that the synthetic oil change was about twice what a conventional oil change was. Little did I know at that the time that his expertise was not expert at all, as I could find no resource online or otherwise that said anything about bearings going bad after changing from synthetic back to conventional. After I checked in, I strolled around the car lot admiring several of the new models, the 2017 Kia Sportage, in particular. I spoke with one of the salesmen, who offered me a Sportage Pamphlet to peruse while I waited for my car to be serviced. The minutes clicked by, then an hour, until finally at 12:30, the service guy pulled my car up to the waiting area. He asked me if I needed the wash, and, of course, I declined due to my 1pm appointment. Then, the service staff began calculating. When I asked what was taking so long, the guy said that it was trying to charge me for a whole case of oil, and he handed it over to the parts guy, who didn't seem too happy to have to deal with it. Five or ten minutes later, he handed it back, and then he announced, "That'll be $119.27." After I gulped hard, I asked him if there had been a mistake, and he said that he knew how I felt, because his pickup used synthetic oil. I asked how much a conventional oil change was, and he said $38. I asked him to check the numbers and he told me that the Mobile One synthetic oil is expensive, and that they paid $12.99/quart. I gulped again, and told him that I had never paid more than $80 for a synthetic oil change in my other car, a Cadillac CTS. I told him that was a crazy price, and that I wouldn't be back, which didn't seem to bother him too much. So now it is 12:45p, I begrudgingly pay the $120 for the oil change, and am on my way. As I head north down I-540 toward Van Buren, I notice a light on the dashboard display that I'd never seen before, indicating that the trunk was ajar. I took the very next exit to examine the trunk, and it was ajar, and had a greasy hand print where it appeared that the technician had tried to manaully shut the trunk. Those of you who know anything about K900 trunks, it is motorized, and opens and shuts with the click of a button. Luckily, when I opened it, the motor still worked, and after I shut it, the indicator light went out. But I can't for the life of me figure out why they needed to get into my trunk to perform an oil change. To top it off, I get a courtesy call from a lady named Corrine on the following Monday. I was thinking that she had been made of aware of the situation. She left a very nice voicemail saying thank you and how the company would be sending me a survey soon, and that they strive for complete customer satisfaction, and that they would appreciate all 10's on the survey. She asked me to call if there was any reason that I couldn't give them 10's. So I did. I asked her if she remembered calling me, and she said that she had been so busy that she honestly didn't. And as I went further into the conversation with her on the phone, it became apparent that I was just another complaining customer to her, and, other than some obligatory empathy, offered no apologies, and really, I felt as though I didn't matter as a customer and patron. Can't wait to receive that survey, but haven't seen it yet. Needless to say, I will not be returning to Crain Kia for any reason, and certainly not to buy my next Kia. The whole xxxx experience was bad from beginning to end. It will be worth the extra money to drive to MIdtown Kia in Tulsa to a "Certified K900 Dealer", because what you pay for the poor service here is appalling.... More

Surprised to find what we wanted so fast and easily We purchased a Kia Optima LX from Breeden Kia in Fort Smith, Arkansas, just about two days ago and have driven it less than a hundred miles, but we a We purchased a Kia Optima LX from Breeden Kia in Fort Smith, Arkansas, just about two days ago and have driven it less than a hundred miles, but we are very happy with it, and happy with what the reviews on the Internet say about it, which we hadn't even checked until after we bought it; we just knew we liked it and we were tired of looking at others. We're not used to what to us are "newer" electronics, and we thought we didn't even want some of it; but we've already found that the back-up monitor works amazingly well for backing up out of crowded side-to-side parking. We, like probably everyone else, always felt so unsafe to begin backing up, sometimes without being able to see a thing about possibly approaching traffic, just inching out and hoping our car would be seen in time not to be hit, which only by luck always worked. "Big Red" Coy Jones eagerly helped us, with complete patience all the way through selection and paperwork, and his knowledgeable answers are amazingly quick, having to check on almost nothing. I stopped by later to ask a question and found that they all are easy to talk with, and ready to help if anything is needed. More

Love these guys. 💚💚💚 Doug and his team helped this single disabled mom of 3 boys get into a fantastic Sorento that is reliable and affordable. They didn't give up and woul Doug and his team helped this single disabled mom of 3 boys get into a fantastic Sorento that is reliable and affordable. They didn't give up and wouldn't let me give up. I highly recommend them. ?????? More

First vehicle We used Doug at Breeden Kia to buy our sons first truck. We were referred by a previous employee of theirs. When a PREVIOUS employee still gives a ref We used Doug at Breeden Kia to buy our sons first truck. We were referred by a previous employee of theirs. When a PREVIOUS employee still gives a referral, you know a company is doing something right! Doug and all the guys did everything they could to get our son in the truck he wanted at the budget he could afford! I highly recommend them for anyone looking to buy a vehicle! More

Friendly, stressfree enjoyable experience. When we got there and Albert Linson asked what we were loking for, he was very helpful and listened to what we wanted and in what price range. He the When we got there and Albert Linson asked what we were loking for, he was very helpful and listened to what we wanted and in what price range. He then found the car I wanted and helped get the price just right. More

#1 experience!! Albert was the very best salesman. He explained everything to us, answered all of our questions, even made suggestions, without being pushy. A no pres Albert was the very best salesman. He explained everything to us, answered all of our questions, even made suggestions, without being pushy. A no pressure sales! What a great experience! He didn't have to run back and forth to get answers, he knew what he was doing. Charles Burton II the finance mgr. was also VERY informative. He also explained everything, answered all questions. It was a very enjoyable experience! I will tell everyone about it! More

purchase Albert made it easy for us to purchase our new car by driving it 90 miles to us, and returning with our trade-in. One brief note, though. My husband h Albert made it easy for us to purchase our new car by driving it 90 miles to us, and returning with our trade-in. One brief note, though. My husband had asked for either red or blue. The salesman called for my information and stated that I wanted a red car. He brushed over the fact I DO NOT like red vehicles as if it weren't important. He even restated that I wanted a red car. It was as if he didn't even hear me. My husband likes red, and we ultimately bought a red one, but I had the feeling my opinion didn't matter enough to acknowledge it. If I were purchasing by myself, I would not have bought it simply because of that dismissal of my opinion as invalid. He could have said, 'We do have what you are looking for, but only in red.' That wouldn't have been dismissing entirely that this was second choice rather than of no importance. More

Execellence All the employees were very friendly. The prices were cheaper than any around. They were very helpful. No pressure. They made us feel at home. All the employees were very friendly. The prices were cheaper than any around. They were very helpful. No pressure. They made us feel at home. More