Oklahoma dealerships

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Truck for Sale: HAVE YOU SEEN BIGFOOT????????????? – Sport Fishing …Dub Richardson Toyota is an Oklahoma Dealer operating under Oklahoma License number. read more…

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Automobile Alley – Oklahoma City
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Dealerships offer special prices on Ford models
Ford, as the pioneering automobile company, is well-entrenched in the minds of consumers. To say that it is a household name is to make an understatement. It is associated with everything that America… read more…

New Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles available
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GM Forces John Holt to Close Yukon Dealership (News On 6 Tulsa)
Another Oklahoma dealership has fallen victim to the General Motors bankruptcy and will be forced to close its doors. read more…

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Peterbilt of Richmond took home the 2008 Peterbilt TruckCare Dealer of the Year award for its excellent aftermarket service. The dealer received the award at the Peterbilt Motors Company annual dealer meeting. read more…

GM Asks Bankruptcy Judge To Void 70 Dealer Contracts (Nasdaq)
DETROIT -(Dow Jones)- General Motors Corp. (GMGMQ) Tuesday asked a bankruptcy judge to cancel 70 dealer contracts, a move that would eliminate the last holdouts in the company’s push to shutter up to 2,400 U.S. stores by 2010. read more…

Resolved Question: Blue Ribbon Chevrolet operating with questionable tactics?
Today a friend has spent most of the day on the telephone attempting to get the title for a car she had purchased from Blue Ribbon Chevrolet in Okmulgee, Oklahoma 4 months ago.
She placed a check for $2,000.00 down payment after signing a contract with the dealership in which they agreed to provide financing for her.
She was issued a citation a few weeks ago for failure to pay all taxes due the state of Oklahoma, since she was still operating the vehicle with the original dealer temporary tag. Blue Ribbon allowed the tag date to expire while failing to provide the financing as agreed upon in the signed contract.
Blue Ribbon Chevrolet is now demanding that she return the vehicle to them because her ‘credit’ had gotten worse. As anyone with any credit knowledge knows, every time a request for credit is made on an account and denied, the credit score drops. Blue Ribbon Chevrolet has made repeated loan request through various lenders causing the credit bureau to lower her score.
Has anyone else had a problem with this agency using this tactic?
ROGAN, Bob is the dude that does the points when you key in his codes…The codes are found…….

Resolved Question: If you buy a car as is, are you protected by the Lemon Law in Oklahoma?
We just got a 2006 Kia Sedona on the 2nd of this month. When we purchased it, they assured us that everything had been checked out on the car and the only thing it needed was one fuse that they were willing to fix themselves. (We were inclined to believe them because we have bought a vehicle from this dealership before and my father got to know one of the managers semi-well.) So, we put the down payment on the car and they had it ready for us the next day.

When I picked it up and drove it off the lot, the light for the back hatch was on and it was dinging.So, I drove it right back and they said it wasn’t latching right. They couldn’t fix it and gave me a card of where to take it to the next day and said there would be no charge.

THEN, the next day, they called me to tell me I needed to bring it back because they forgot to do some inspection whatever on it and they would give me a loaner car. I stopped to get gas on the way to drop it off and the little door to where you pump the gas wouldn’t open (there’s a little button inside the vehicle that you have to push to open it). When I got to the car lot, he told me they would fix both the hatch and the fuse to the little door.

They called me yesterday to let me know it was ready. I picked it up and they had not fixed the hatch or the door to pump the gas. I was really frustrated, but was going to have my dad call the guy and talk to him. I figured that maybe I was just still supposed to take it to the other person to have it fixed and they would still pay for it.

To end this long, irritating story, we went out to eat last night with my family and when we went to leave, the car wouldn’t start. It seemed like it was the battery, so we got a jump. We had to make one stop on the way home and shut off the car. It started back up just fine and I thought all was well. About 4 minutes later, it died on the road. After that, it wouldn’t even hold a jump; it kept dying and had to be towed home.

I know we did buy the vehicle without a warranty, but we had the thing less than a week and there is clearly something wrong with it. They either did not fix the first fuse they were supposed to fix, it’s the battery, or worse, the alternator. If there is a major problem, am I screwed because there is no warranty? Or would a Lemon Law protect me because it hasn’t been 30 days?