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Ewing Buick GMC

Plano, TX

4.8
1,653 Reviews
The history of Ewing Buick GMC began in 1940 when Fin Ewing's grandfather, Bruton Orand, moved from Waco to Dallas to take over the management of Morris Buick. Soon after, Mr. Orand started Orand Buick at 2128 Cedar Springs near downtown Dallas, the present location of The Crescent. Mr. Orand probably didn't know at the time that he was founding a family-owned business that would span over 70 years. His first challenge was to weather World War II. This was a time when tires were not available and gas was rationed. In fact, one might say it was the worst possible time to go into the car business! He persevered, however, using the basic principles of serving the customer and maintaining a high level of integrity, and as a result, his business prospered. When Bruton Orand died in 1961, his son-in-law, Finley Ewing, Jr., who had gone to work for Mr. Orand in 1957, took over the business. Under Mr. Ewing's leadership, plans for future growth took shape. In 1972, Mercedes-Benz of Plano was formed and became the owner of the newly-awarded Mercedes-Benz franchise, setting up shop at new facilities off the Dallas Parkway. In 1973, the Orand Buick name was changed to Ewing Buick before it relocated to its new facilities off the Dallas Parkway just north of Mercedes-Benz of Plano.
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6425 Dallas Pkwy

Plano, TX

75093

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March 27, 2010

Would NEVER - EVER recommend this dealership. The saleswoman was rude, the receptionist was playing videogames on her cell phone when I entered the facility. The other sales staff were all busy, e More

by dalli
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Sales Manager and a Sales Woman (don't remember their names)
July 19, 2005

The air conditioner went out on my car. I was going out of town, so I left the car at Ewing Service and was told the repair would take one day. Five days later when I returned and picked up the car - the a More

by nitram
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Patrick
November 15, 2004

I brought the 2001 Grand am in for a starting problem. they decided that the PCM (computer module) was suspect and recommended replacement. We agreed and the repair was done to the tune of 520$. The probl More

by johnfox
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Jeff Bowlin
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