Pat McGrath Dodge Country

Very friendly environment. Was a great experience. I will for sure go back in the future. And have told lots of ppl of my experience. will for sure go back in the future. And have told lots of ppl of my experience. More

Jason is a straightforward salesman who did not attempt to "pull the wool over my eyes" when we discussed my options. He was able to outline different scenarios for me and leave the decision up to me. He w to "pull the wool over my eyes" when we discussed my options. He was able to outline different scenarios for me and leave the decision up to me. He was very up front about what kind of financing arrangements were available to me based on my credit. I was very happy that he understood that I wanted a specific car and didn't try to convince me to get something else for now, like a lot of dealers will. He is very personable and I was able to relate to him personally which meant a lot. He got to know me, and took care of me with every last detail and even checks up on me from time to time. I really was satisfied with my purchase and I can honestly say that thanks to Jason, I own the car I have wanted for a long time. It's actually the first time in my life where I own the car I have been dreaming of. 100 Percent Satisfied. More

I've had 2 different vehicles in four different times and have never had a positive experience. In fact, during my wife's last visit when they screwed up the oil change process for the second time, she left have never had a positive experience. In fact, during my wife's last visit when they screwed up the oil change process for the second time, she left screaming that she will never go back. And they recommended extra work that exceeded Chrysler's recommendation - I guess they know better than Chrylser. On my vehicle, I believe the transmission is going bad, but they say the problem lies with the steering (I guess steering must be what is initially engaged when put into drive - and I thought the transmission is what makes the vehicle go). And by the way, this 135,000 10 year old vehicle has various leaks that would cost more than the vehicle's value that "should be taken care of very soon". Since 1984, I have been a loyal Chrysler fan, but thank to Pat McGrath, when my vehicle dies, I will no longer buy Chrysler. In other words, they rip you off, recommend work that does not need to be done and can't diagnose the root cause. And complaining to Chrysler headquarters get's you a canned "I'm sorry that you had a less than favorable visit". More