Oklahoma - good Ford dealership recommendations?

[White Thunder]

Within the next two weeks I’ll be moving to Sapulpa, Oklahoma . Who can recommend a good Ford dealership. One with a good reputation and can be trusted.
thanks for the information.

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[Ozarkbeard]

If you want to drive a little East of Sapulpa to buy one, I can solidly recommend Whitson-Morgan in Ozark, Ark. They took my '23 Maverick order over the phone. Only document was an emailed copy of my Drivers License to the sales guy, Jesse Whitlock.
479 667-2162

They sell orders at MSRP + $129 doc fee, with no deposit, no added markups or mandatory bullshit accessories. They also price-protect. If the price of your order goes up before it's built, you'll still get it at the original quoted price. Ask for a copy of the Priced DORA, for your benefit, no matter where you buy. The finance guy offered me various extended warranties, but did not push them at all.

Regardless of where you buy, you can always get warranty service at any local Ford Dealer.

 

[White Thunder]

If you want to drive a little East of Sapulpa to buy one, I can solidly recommend Whitson-Morgan in Ozark, Ark. They took my '23 Maverick order over the phone. Only document was an emailed copy of my Drivers License to the sales guy, Jesse Whitlock.
479 667-2162

They sell orders at MSRP + $129 doc fee, with no deposit, no added markups or mandatory bullshit accessories. They also price-protect. If the price of your order goes up before it's built, you'll still get it at the original quoted price. Ask for a copy of the Priced DORA, for your benefit, no matter where you buy. The finance guy offered me various extended warranties, but did not push them at all.

Regardless of where you buy, you can always get warranty service at any local Ford Dealer.

Thank you, but I was wondering more for the best service. But thank you.

 

[Ozarkbeard]

Thank you, but I was wondering more for the best service. But thank you.

You're welcome. I noticed that after I posted, then edited the post to add: "...to buy one..." Was gonna delete it, but then thought someone might be looking for an honest place to buy a Maverick. Good luck in your search.

 

[BeardedMarine]

I live in Sapulpa, I take my stuff to Riverside Ford of Tulsa, only because I use to work there as a tech and know the good technicians. They've gone through some management changes lately and a lot of people left, including good technicians. If you need drivability done there's a stud tech at Matthew's Ford in Broken Arrow. My Buddy just became service manager at Fowler Ford and he is smart. He use to be a great driveability tech but age has caught up with him and turning wrenches doesn't agree with him anymore. If I didn't know anyone and went by reputation, I'd probably take my stuff to Bill Knight Ford.

Sorry for the long post only to get to what you needed at the end lol.

 

[supertiger]

I like and have used Bill Knight.

 

[White Thunder]

I like and have used Bill Knight.

Thank you to all who have replied.

 

[justiz00]

I use Jim Norton Ford (previously Matthews Ford) in Broken Arrow. They don’t have a lot of loaners so no recalls have been performed.

Bill knight doesn’t provide loaners unless you bought it from them.

Riverside has mandatory add-ones so we didn’t do any business (initially looking to purchase) with them.

 

[Scout27]

I live in Kansas and called Bill Knight to purchase a Maverick they showed on their website when they were scarce. We were doing just fine towards the purchase until the salesman I was talking to mentioned that since I was out of state they would tack on a mandatory $2000 upcharge. That didn't set well with me and I told him I was no longer interested and the conversation ended. Due to their greed at the time, they lost a customer for life.

 

[BeardedMarine]

I live in Kansas and called Bill Knight to purchase a Maverick they showed on their website when they were scarce. We were doing just fine towards the purchase until the salesman I was talking to mentioned that since I was out of state they would tack on a mandatory $2000 upcharge. That didn't set well with me and I told him I was no longer interested and the conversation ended. Due to their greed at the time, they lost a customer for life.

WTH, was the reasoning?

 

[justiz00]

I live in Kansas and called Bill Knight to purchase a Maverick they showed on their website when they were scarce. We were doing just fine towards the purchase until the salesman I was talking to mentioned that since I was out of state they would tack on a mandatory $2000 upcharge. That didn't set well with me and I told him I was no longer interested and the conversation ended. Due to their greed at the time, they lost a customer for life.

I was talking to Long McArthur and Matthews back in 2022. Matthews gave an uneasy feeling after a few conversations. Bought from LM. Use quick lane at Matthews/Jim Norton purely for convenience.

 

[Scout27]

What was the reasoning? Their reasoning - they flat out told me that they would save their best pricing for in-state customers. My reasoning - I wasn't going to go for that crap!

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