After seven months of nickel and dime repairs I had to dispose of the 1998 S-10 I was driving. I have to admit I am pretty frustrated with GM. My truck had approximately 120000 miles on and everything was going wrong with it. My brother-in-law has a 1998 F150 and the only major repairs he has done is put new brakes on it.

I decided to check out Reynolds and see if they had anything that caught my eye. When I got there I looked around and spotted something I liked. I went inside and found a salesman. He was friendly and was very knowledgeable about every truck on the lot. He let me look and kept the conversation friendly.

When I found the one I wanted we went inside and they had the paperwork completed in less than an hour. Every staff member I worked with was very friendly and went out of there way to make me feel at home. I think I was offered a cup of coffee or a bottle of water a dozen times.

When the deal was finished out the salesman walked me to my new truck, shook my hand and said thank you.

During the next week the dealership called me twice to make sure I had a good experience and they even sent a thank you signed by Dale Daniels. (The guy on the Reynolds commercials.

Overall I had great time buying my new truck. I paid a fair price, they paid me a reasonable price for my trade in, and the new truck barely had 9000 miles on it.

If your in the market for a new Ford I definitely recommend you check out Reynolds.

My new baby a 2005 F150:

I really like the new Ford trucks. Yours looks pretty sharp. I've had several Ford pickups (the last was a 2002 model) and I've always been very happy with them. Glad to hear you had a good experience buying it. Too often you only hear the opposite.

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My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive with our frail and feeble mind
Albert Einstein

May I submit to you that a Chevy rules, Like this Tahoe.

That's hilarious!

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My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive with our frail and feeble mind
Albert Einstein

That was funny.

I love my Ford. Although, I am frustrated with GM at the moment I would buy another Ford,GM or Chrysler product before I would even think about getting behind the wheel of an import.

I have yet to see an import engine that sounds mean and loud. A real engine makes noise that sounds like thunder. Every import I have ever been around sounds like angry vacuum cleaner.

I have bought 4 cars at reynolds ford in Norman, they are allways nice no pressure, I was out there one day at the big lot and out comes Dale Daniels, he seemed like a nice guy.. the worst treatment anyone will get is at a chrysler/dodge etc lot, those people are nutty, I don't see how they sell vehicles..