I've had my Ram 1500 Big Horn EcoDiesel for a couple months now, and I am totally pleased with it. I recently took it for a 500 mile run from home in south-central PA to visit family in far-western PA, and after going back and forth over the mountains (not on the turnpike), I averaged 28.6 MPG. There was no lack of power on the hills, either. The eight-speed transmission is so smooth that you have to be watching the tach to see that it has changed gears a lot of the time. My dealer installed options were installed in a timely manner and are functioning as designed. No other services have been required, to date. It isn't cheap, but I feel that it is a good truck for the long-haul.

My boyfriend is trying to buy a dodge truck off them. First off, they are over priced. The only way to get stuff done is be pushy. What he did was ask for a lower price they bull shitted him. So he demanded a lower price or hes walking out. he started walking out so they gave him a low price and a trade in for is new Passat. He did not want to trade in but he did because he wanted the truck. The mananger was rude ever since, since he was pushy and got what he wanted. now we are in a pickle, he is demanding a bigger payment and being quite pushy back. Now, we do not know if we are getting a truck we only have 1500 left to pay on. His check was being held back since his tax % were done wrong, yet they wont give him a break even though he paid cash almost all of the 15k right away.

great service highly recommend to my friends and family down here

A lot has changed over the years, especially when it comes to buying a car. It used to be you would see the price of a car, and then haggle on the price (which I absolutely hated), and then go inside to work out a deal. Now everyone seems to throw the cost of the car out the window, and the new question is "how much do you want to pay a month". Next thing you know you have a low monthly payment but never took the time to see what you were actually paying for the car. I found working with Cheryl to be a breath of fresh air. I had already went online and found the car I wanted, and it was located at this dealership. When she greeted me I told her exactly what I wanted. I then told her about the internet pricing I saw and she asked if she could get me that price would I be purchasing the vehicle. I told her yes, we went for a test drive, we went inside to do the paperwork, and I drove home in my new car. It was probably one of the best experiences I had when purchasing a vehicle, if not the best, because I didn't have to put up with all the nonsense that seems to go along with buying a car these days.

Even when I think I kinda gave them a hard time with my case they tried to get me a good deal. They were very friendly. Thanks MIke Bowman.