Quick shout out to Jenell Quick shout out to Jenell! This company has a real asset in her. She was helpful, kind, and informative. Jenell worked patiently to get the best offer for me. Not to mention, I had a user error in the vehicle and she assisted me perfectly with no hesitation. Also, I can't forget Peter. This is my second car from this company. Peter took the time and patience to assist me during close to closing time. He remained helpful and calm during the entire process. Remember these names. They are awesome!! Thanks again!! HLJ

Not so much Money Mart provided a positive car buying experience. However after the sale Customer Service is none existent. Tried for 10 days to get documents submitted to GAP insurance for claim. Max in finance did not return phone calls or respond to e-mails and this was the weeks prior their closing for the virus response. In a position now to purchase replacement vehicle but definitely not purchasing from Bill Pierre Ford Money Mart

Jenell was superstar Jenell was superstar. 🤩 She went well above and beyond my expectations to get us what we were looking for and then some! I was able to complete all my deals over the phone during my break times and when I got there she had everything prepared for my arrival at 5:20pm. Inspected, test drive, signed, paid and off I was with the key to my new S4 by 8:30pm. If anyone is ever in need of a vehicle today. Hit her up and she will definitely take care of you and find the perfect car for your needs. Thank you Jenell for making this thee most painless car buying experience EVER!!!

If I could leave a negative 5 stars If I could leave a negative 5 stars, I would. I hadn’t even gone in for a test drive yet and one of their salesmen, Steve, text me the rudest response to me missing an appointment. He stated “ I'm not sure you do. Weither it's due to your lack of eduction or intelligence when are you able to make it in?” Funny how he insulted my intelligence when his spelling of “weither” was wrong. Steve, you should have used the word “either” versus your choice of a nonexistent word. You may want to go get Hooked on Phonics to improve your grammar. I requested to have the manager of the “dealership” call me, but instead sent me a text message. This is a prime example that shows their desire to help those credit challenged individuals is a lie. The “manager” should have just given me the car i inquired about and financed it in-house to show integrity.. but I guess both him and Steve may have missed that training session that day!

Oh lord Oh lord , worst ever , they asked for all my personal info , then did nothing , when you call they lie , hang up, never get back to you , I’m making a claim.with attorney general , they even said they have to ask people to try to give good reviews cause they are so bad , just listen don’t go there