Weir Ford

The sales team was very friendly and low pressure

Great dealership. Very helpful and didn't make me feel like another customer.

Brad was very straightforward and friendly. I didn't feel like there was any "dealing" going on. The vehicle I was looking for was on the lot and Brad was very accomodating. Pleased with my purchase and would recommend Brad and Weir Ford to my fellow military servicemembers, family and friends.

The front passenger seat belt bracket was broken, the salesman stated they would fix it but it would cost $200 extra to do the repair. The salesman straight out lied about repairs done to the rear end and trunk of the car. The signs of damage and repair were obvious. The lettering (make and model name of the car) was not across the trunk, the trunk lid was noticeably a different color than the rest of the car, visible tape off marks in the paint on the inside of the trunk and two very sloppy welded bumper bracket plates on both sides inside the trunk. When I asked why the lettering was missing, why the trunk was a different color and had it been repainted the salesman stated that it had not been repainted and that Dodge did not put their emblem nor the car's name on that particular model. When I asked about the tape marks and poorly welded plates in the trunk the salesman stated again that the car had not sustained any damage nor had it been repainted. All untrue. I own two other cars of the same make and model both have lettering across the trunk and neither of them have plates welded in the trunk for bumper brackets. When I stated this to the salesman he stated that he has sold these cars for fifteen years and lettering was not put on that model year. Also untrue, I own that exact same car, same year, make and model just a different color. When I again informed the salesman of this he became disrespectful and rude.