Five Star Ford Stone Mountain

Speechless I love how Jojo made me feel with this purchase. I don't feel pressured or ripped off. He answer all my questions happily and worked with me with all I love how Jojo made me feel with this purchase. I don't feel pressured or ripped off. He answer all my questions happily and worked with me with all I asked for. Words can't describe the service or how happy I am with my vehicle and to have chosen this dealership. Thank you all so much. More

Only place to buy a Raptor Tony couldn't have been more helpful. Picked me up from the airport free of charge! Highly recommend this dealership. I called 30 dealerships (no exag Tony couldn't have been more helpful. Picked me up from the airport free of charge! Highly recommend this dealership. I called 30 dealerships (no exaggeration) before I found this one. Every other place I called were charging a $5000-$15000 premium on their Raptors, just because they could. I flew up from Orlando and saved at least $5000! More

2012 Ford F150 Anthony Jackson and Mike from finance helped me get into a 2012 Ford F-150 when it looked like there was nothing in the price range I? needed. I got a Anthony Jackson and Mike from finance helped me get into a 2012 Ford F-150 when it looked like there was nothing in the price range I? needed. I got a good deal on my trade in and they made the deal work. Thank you both. More

Reaffirmed why so many people hate the car buying experience Sean Roberts indicated early on that he was not operating in my best interest when he brought me paperwork padded with a $700 doc fee when the X-Plan Sean Roberts indicated early on that he was not operating in my best interest when he brought me paperwork padded with a $700 doc fee when the X-Plan stated implicitly that there was a $100 cap on that fee when purchasing with the plan. He feigned ignorance of this until I provided the documentation stating the agreement. I was open-minded and trusting until this happened, and it became clear that he was not keeping my best interests in mind as we made the deal. He blamed it on someone else, and told me it was just an oversight. In my estimation, it’s the salesperson's responsibility to insure that a customer's bill is not being padded to increase dealership profits. I was on guard from that point and relegated to doing my own "checking" of all of the details related to buying the car. Sean also tried to convince me that I would lose some of the discount available if I didn't finance. I balked at this because I knew better. He went and checked with someone & relented after what I already knew was confirmed. This was strike two in the trust and respect category. Also, the Bumper Protector, one of the add-ons I had selected, was not placed on the car the day I signed the final paperwork, due to it "bubbling up" when the service dept. tried to apply it. I had forewarned Sean that I would not buy the car unless everything selected was present & accounted for at time of purchase. Through many, many emails back and forth between Sean, Gene Diehl & myself, I was finally able to get them to ship the Protector to me after the Trunk Organizer I selected in its place turned out to be a flimsy, cheap, worthless item. They eventually shipped it to me WITHOUT my apartment number on the shipping label, and also with the wrong Zip plus-4, making it necessary for me to create a UPS account to go in and have them deliver it to a UPS store. I feel that this was a passive aggressive tactic that was confirmed when the Protector arrived in a very small box, dented & dinged from how tightly it had to be coiled to fit. I had agreed not to leave a neg. rating if they shipped this, after much haranguing with Sean & Gene, w/Gene practically coercing me to agree to leave positive feedback if they did. This was the final insult with regards to a part that was supposed to be on the car when I drove away, and now sits in a box headed for the garbage. Sean seemed like a nice guy--I'll give him that. If he had treated me respectfully & had my best interests in mind, I would not be leaving negative comments & ratings. But, between his & Gene Diehl's ridiculous shenanigans over a cheap piece of plastic-- the Bumper Protector, they truly reinforced every single negative stereotype that people have about car dealerships & the car buying experience. Gene Diehl & Rob Pope washed their hands of me after the car was mine, choosing not to respond to emails until I emailed Sean again, stating I was going to leave negative feedback unless they answered my concerns. (Gene, about the bumper protector, and Rob about the license plate when I inquired as to how and when I should expect to receive it, which was not clear to me at the time of purchase.) To treat someone who has just spent nearly $30K as if they do not even deserve the courtesy of a response is reprehensible and rude. Gene must not work very many days at the dealership, given how often he used the excuse that he was "off" and that was why he was unresponsive. I chose to communicate solely via email with them and had made this clear from the beginning with Sean, as I was endeavouring to document everything, as I do any time I am purchasing something as expensive as a car. They clearly did not like, nor respect my desired mode of engagement. Gene's "best friend" act was so transparent from the moment I met him; my intuition also told me that the looks I kept getting from the guys behind the short wall deciding things were driven by what was being said about me. It was a very uncomfortable situation with me feeling that I was being made out to be difficult by what was being said to them. I felt like the enemy, although I was there to make a huge purchase. Rob confirmed this, in my mind, at least, when I grew tired of how long it was taking to finalize the paperwork. Sean had disappeared for what seemed like forever, appearing again instantly, paperwork completed, like a Jack-Out-Of-The-Box, when I asked the lady at the front desk where he had gone & why it was taking so long. Rob took me into his office to sign the final paperwork, commenting that he wasn't playing video games on the computer, mentioning something about what people think of millenials, clearly a swipe admonishing me for "rushing" them--indicative of the fact that he thought he was reading my mind about why I thought they had belabored the point so with finalizing the purchase. I brushed it off, but it was a point well received, and an ageist bit of drivel at that. I would never purchase anything from this dealership again!!! More

Great experience Had a great experience, the staff was friendly and helpful, great to work with. Enjoyed working with tony Jackson. He was friendly and helpful in gett Had a great experience, the staff was friendly and helpful, great to work with. Enjoyed working with tony Jackson. He was friendly and helpful in getting the truck that I wanted from your other dealership. The paperwork was quick and easy no hard sale on warranty. You appear to have a great staff working for the dealership. Thanks More

The best experience ever! I just had the best car experience! Tony Jackson assisted me with my car buying and it was amazing. I was referred to him by a friend who just purchas I just had the best car experience! Tony Jackson assisted me with my car buying and it was amazing. I was referred to him by a friend who just purchased a vehicle through him 1 week ago and I now understand why she was so adamant about me shopping with him. He was so patient, knowledgeable, informative, and friendly. He made my mother and I feel like family and I really appreciate that. From this point on anyone I know shopping for a car I will tell them to see Tony before going anywhere. My mother was so pleased with his customer service that she herself is returning back tomorrow to proceed with her own purchase with him. He made today so very special. More

They reaffirmed what so many people hate about car buying Sean Roberts indicated very early on that he was not operating in my best interest when he brought me the paperwork padded with a $700 document fee wh Sean Roberts indicated very early on that he was not operating in my best interest when he brought me the paperwork padded with a $700 document fee when the X-Plan stated implicitly that there was a $100 cap on that fee when purchasing with the plan. He feigned ignorance of this until I provided the documentation stating the agreement. I was open-minded and trusting until this happened, and it became clear that he was not keeping my best interests in mind as we made the deal. He blamed it on someone else, and told me it was just an oversight. In my estimation, it’s the salesperson's responsibility to insure that a customer's bill is not being padded to increase the dealerships profits. I was on guard from that point and relegated to doing my own "checking" of all of the details related to purchasing the car. Sean also tried to convince me that I would lose some of the discount available if I did not finance the car. I balked at this because I knew better. He went and checked with someone and relented after what I already knew was confirmed. This was strike two in the trust and respect category. Also, the Bumper Protector, one of the add-ons I had selected, was not placed on the car the day I signed the final paperwork, due to it "bubbling up" when the service dept. tried to apply it. I had forewarned Sean that I would not buy the car unless everything I had selected was present and accounted for at time of purchase. Through many, many emails back and forth between Sean, Gene Diehl and myself, I was finally able to get them to ship the Protector to me after the Trunk Organizer I selected in its place turned out to be a flimsy, cheap item that was worthless. They eventually shipped it to me WITHOUT my apartment number on the shipping label, and also with the wrong Zip plus-4, making it necessary for me to create a UPS account to go in and have them deliver it to a UPS store. I feel that this was a passive aggressive tactic that was confirmed when the Protector arrived in a very small box, dented and dinged from how tightly it had to be coiled to fit in the box. I had agreed not to leave a negative rating if they shipped this to me, after much haranguing with Sean and Gene, with Gene practically coercing me to agree to leave positive feedback if they shipped it. This was the final insult with regards to a part that was supposed to be on the car when I drove away, and now sits in a box headed for the garbage. Sean seemed like a nice guy--I'll give him that. If he had treated me respectfully and had my best interests in mind, I would not be leaving negative comments and ratings. But, between his and Gene Diehl's ridiculous shenanigans over a cheap piece of plastic, namely the Bumper Protector, they truly reinforced every single negative stereotype that people have about car dealerships and the car buying experience. Gene Diehl and Rob Pope washed their hands of me after the car was mine, choosing not to respond to my emails until I emailed Sean again and said I was going to leave negative feedback unless they answered my concerns. (Gene, about the bumper protector, and Rob about the license plate when I inquired as to how and when I should expect to receive it, which was not clear to me at the time of purchase.) To treat someone who has just spent nearly $30K as if they do not even deserve the courtesy of a response is reprehensible and rude. Gene must not work very many days at the dealership, given how often he used the excuse that he was "off" and that was why he was unresponsive. I chose to communicate solely via email with them and had made this clear from the beginning with Sean, as I was endeavouring to document everything, as I do any time I am purchasing something as expensive as a car. They clearly did not like, nor respect my desired mode of engagement. Gene's "best friend" act was so transparent to me from the moment I met him, and my intuition also told me that the looks I kept getting from the guys behind the short wall who were deciding things, were driven by what was being said about me. It was a very uncomfortable situation with me feeling that I was being made out to be difficult by what was being said to them. It felt like I was the enemy, even though I was there to make a huge purchase. Rob confirmed this, in my mind, at least, when I grew tired of how long it was taking to finalize the paperwork. Sean had disappeared for what seemed like forever, and appeared again instantly, paperwork completed, like a Jack-Out-Of-The-Box, when I asked the lady at the front desk where he had gone and why it was taking so long. Rob took me into his office to sign the final paperwork and commented that he wasn't playing video games on the computer, and mentioned something about what people think about millenials. This was clearly a swipe he was taking to admonish me for "rushing" them, and indicative of the fact that he thought he was reading my mind about why I thought they had belabored the point so with finalizing the purchase. I brushed it off, but it was a point well received, and an ageist bit of drivel at that. I would never purchase anything from this dealership again. More

New Ride Tony Jackson was amazing! He was professional, patient, and polite! I left with the car of my dreams! He rocks! I will recommend him to anyone in need Tony Jackson was amazing! He was professional, patient, and polite! I left with the car of my dreams! He rocks! I will recommend him to anyone in need of a vehicle! More

Great Tony was wonderful and Mita is the greatest!!! I highly recommend everyone to see them because my experience was above and beyond from the time I walk Tony was wonderful and Mita is the greatest!!! I highly recommend everyone to see them because my experience was above and beyond from the time I walked in the door until I left. More

SOLD ME A F-150 THAT WAS IN A ACCIDENT SOLD ME A F-150 THAT WAS IN A ACCIDENT & WAS PUT ON CARFAX AFTER THE SALE DO NOT BUY AT THIS DEALERSHIP GO TO A DIFFERENT FORD DEALERSHIP SOLD ME A F-150 THAT WAS IN A ACCIDENT & WAS PUT ON CARFAX AFTER THE SALE DO NOT BUY AT THIS DEALERSHIP GO TO A DIFFERENT FORD DEALERSHIP More