Customer Testimonials

Bought my Tahoe here in 2017. Sales was fine, finance was fine. at 60k miles transmission failed after a recommended service. No issues prior to this service. I was under warranty. Transmission was difficult to get due to COVID but replacement eventually happened. I had my brakes done shorty after. Recently my brakes were making noise. I called to inquire about the warranty on them, I have yet to receive a call back that was over 2 weeks ago. My husbands truck had a recall on the airbags. Got it in and left my number. They keep calling my husband who is ... Read More

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DealerRater - Mar 7, 2025

Bought my Tahoe here in 2017. Sales was fine, finance was fine. at 60k miles transmission failed after a recommended service. No issues prior to this service. I was under warranty. Transmission was difficult to get due to COVID but replacement eventually happened. I had my brakes done shorty after. Recently my brakes were making noise. I called to inquire about the warranty on them, I have yet to receive a call back that was over 2 weeks ago. My husbands truck had a recall on the airbags. Got it in and left my number. They keep calling my husband who is out of town. I picked it up and it is filthy. The rearview looks like it was almost ripped off. I was asked what time I'd be there so they can pull it up. When I got there I was given the keys to get myself. I have since traded my Tahoe in and will not purchase another Chevy due to constant issues with electrical, transmission and failure to return calls. While I was there the phone was ringing and the service associate sat there on his phone instead of helping his co-worker. They need new management and staff.

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Missed items on scheduled maintenance service; failed to diagnose drive train issue and tried to charge me $200 for road testing the vehicle - Service Manager extremely rude and suggested we take our truck elsewhere.

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My daughter and I decided it was time for a new car. We researched, googled, talked to friends and decided Toyota would be the way to go. We went to ODAC , Corey was our sales person. We wanted to look at 3 different vehicles. Corey took us to each one, told us all about each one, we chose one. At no time did I feel rushed or pressured. Then came the time for numbers to be discussed. My daughter had a trade in value in mind for her car, and ODAC exceeded that amount! Corey was very knowledgeable about the Venza ... Read More

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DealerRater - Dec 5, 2020

My daughter and I decided it was time for a new car. We researched, googled, talked to friends and decided Toyota would be the way to go. We went to ODAC , Corey was our sales person. We wanted to look at 3 different vehicles. Corey took us to each one, told us all about each one, we chose one. At no time did I feel rushed or pressured. Then came the time for numbers to be discussed. My daughter had a trade in value in mind for her car, and ODAC exceeded that amount! Corey was very knowledgeable about the Venza we purchased, Brad was the write up guy and explained everything so we understood all the add ons ie tire tax, recording fees etc. Corey entered our phones to our new car and said to call him, or come see him if needed. The new vehicle almost drives its self and we will be reading the manuel! Such a delightful experience!

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Veterans, and those who support veterans AVOID THIS DEALERSHIP! This business does not support those who serve or those who have served. Under normal circumstances active duty military and certain other veterans qualify for "supplier pricing," which is a pretty significant discount. In addition, this year GM announced extending that same discount TO ALL VETERANS during the month of November. While searching online for a new Silverado 2500HD I happened across this dealership as having a match for what I was looking for. So I asked them if that particular truck was still available. They got right back ... Read More

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DealerRater - Nov 29, 2020

Veterans, and those who support veterans AVOID THIS DEALERSHIP! This business does not support those who serve or those who have served. Under normal circumstances active duty military and certain other veterans qualify for "supplier pricing," which is a pretty significant discount. In addition, this year GM announced extending that same discount TO ALL VETERANS during the month of November. While searching online for a new Silverado 2500HD I happened across this dealership as having a match for what I was looking for. So I asked them if that particular truck was still available. They got right back to me saying that yes it was and we discussed my stopping in for a test drive. At that point I mentioned that I was eligible and approved for the military discount which qualified me for supplier pricing. At that time the conversation grew cold. I was informed, quote: "Because of the demand for this vehicle sales are moving very quickly, therefore we are not honoring any of the incentive programs at this time." TRANSLATION: Because these trucks are selling as fast as they can make them and we are making money hand over fist, we're not going to expend any effort that might give the customer a better deal. I don't know about you, but this is not the kind of dealership I want to do business with. This one review of mine probably won't make much, if any difference but if I can save one person some money by sending them somewhere else then I'll be satisfied. I wound up buying my truck from a dealer in Redding who was more than happy to help me get every incentive that applied (which, in the end came up to almost $9,000).

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I had great service when I purchased my 2018 yaris last year! So nice , helpful and knowledgeable ! Than I went into get my first service and the service department is wonderful!

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My Jeep Cherokee was about to give out, when I contacted Joel at the Toyota/Chevrolet. He not only was able to take my Jeep as a trade in but when I explained that I needed a car fast he arranged for a loaner while my used (new to me) Chevrolet Impala was being detailed and safety checked! Two days later I received my new to me Impala and could not be happier with the car but most most important how Joel Russo went out of his way to make sure everything went smoothly!

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I had been to several Toyota dealerships looking for my new truck. ODAC was the only dealership willing to negotiate a fair price. Their friendly and professional attitude beat out the larger dealerships and auto-malls. I highly recommend the Oro Dam Auto Center.

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The friendliness and helpfulness of the staff was overall amazing. It was so easy! They even helped with the moving of our new truck to our home!

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Poor customer service and lack of concern for quality work in the service department. I took my 2007 Chevy Colorado in to get an oil change today. After the oil change I opened the hood to find oil all over inside engine compartment. Evidently the technician must have started the engine with the oil cap either off or not properly secured resulting in oil being sprayed inside the engine compartment. Instead of cleaning up the mess, the truck was presented to me as finished and ready to go. When I brought the truck back in to be cleaned up the service ... Read More

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DealerRater - Apr 28, 2015

Poor customer service and lack of concern for quality work in the service department. I took my 2007 Chevy Colorado in to get an oil change today. After the oil change I opened the hood to find oil all over inside engine compartment. Evidently the technician must have started the engine with the oil cap either off or not properly secured resulting in oil being sprayed inside the engine compartment. Instead of cleaning up the mess, the truck was presented to me as finished and ready to go. When I brought the truck back in to be cleaned up the service department acted as if it was no big deal. Mistakes like a loose oil cap are bound to happen, but when a business doesn't care enough to clean up a mess that says something about the quality of their work and their work ethic.

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AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!! WORST CAR DEALERSHIP I'VE BEEN TO IN 20 YEARS OF PURCHASING VEHICLES. Nightmare transaction from the start, with a salesman luring us out 2.5 hours to the middle of nowhere, and then having the finance director try to nix the transaction despite perfect credit. Sold my gf a 2wd truck even though we mentioned the need for 4wd on multiple occasions and he knew we live in a heavy snow area SKI RESORT TOWN. As you can see from the other review -- apparently this dealership has a problem with knowing whats 4wd or not. To boot, the ... Read More

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DealerRater - Oct 14, 2014

AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!! WORST CAR DEALERSHIP I'VE BEEN TO IN 20 YEARS OF PURCHASING VEHICLES. Nightmare transaction from the start, with a salesman luring us out 2.5 hours to the middle of nowhere, and then having the finance director try to nix the transaction despite perfect credit. Sold my gf a 2wd truck even though we mentioned the need for 4wd on multiple occasions and he knew we live in a heavy snow area SKI RESORT TOWN. As you can see from the other review -- apparently this dealership has a problem with knowing whats 4wd or not. To boot, the prices are not at all competitive, despite their claim that they "have to have the lowest prices to get people out there." The truck was sold $1,000 OVER recommended purchased price for the 2wd version. I realize that makes us sound stupid, but our only stupidity was being too trustful of a car salesman who acted like he was checked out the entire 8 hour day and assuming that he was showing us 4wd cars like we asked.

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We had our car up for sale. We were contacted by this dealership and they wanted to buy our car. We indicated the amount of the current offer. They told us they could beat it. They indicated that they had already visually inspected the car as it was on an FSBO lot for the weekend. Further, we had the current NADA and KBB information posted on the car as well. We gave the salesperson the particulars on the car and he asked for the VIN so that he could get all of the detailed information. They emailed us a written ... Read More

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DealerRater - Jun 25, 2014

We had our car up for sale. We were contacted by this dealership and they wanted to buy our car. We indicated the amount of the current offer. They told us they could beat it. They indicated that they had already visually inspected the car as it was on an FSBO lot for the weekend. Further, we had the current NADA and KBB information posted on the car as well. We gave the salesperson the particulars on the car and he asked for the VIN so that he could get all of the detailed information. They emailed us a written offer not only higher than our current offers but $200 over our asking price (still a couple thousand lower than book value). We double checked on the amount since dealers usually don't give that much for a used car. The salesman indicated that they checked the VIN, the CARFAX and since they had already seen the vehicle that the offer was legitimate - no strings attached. We accepted their offer. Lo and behold - a couple hours before we were to head to the dealership - we get a message. They could no longer honor their original offer, but would still buy the vehicle significantly lower then their original offer (even lower than trade in value). They indicated they made a mistake and thought it was 4WD based on a form we never filled out. My husband had verbally told him it wasn't 4WD during the first phone conversation, the KBB and NADA book values posted on the windows indicated that the car was 2WD, the CARFAX and VIN records also all indicate that the vehicle is not four wheel drive. They clearly and purposefully offered us more money so that we would get rid of other buyers, take their offer, and then they switched the offer. The dealer refuses to return our call or emails. The salesman basically said, too bad so sad. We have everything in writing and all pictures to show we are right. They embody the used car dealer stereotype.

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