Good Brothers Dodge & Ram

Gerry good the 3^rd was awesome him and dad made it work it’s nice to deal with a family oriented Business I will go back for sure

Overdue review. After spending two days at other dealerships only to be met with sleazy sales tactics, we dropped in Good Brothers Dodge. Patrick McCarthy was our sales rep and he was awesome. He was very helpful and was not pushy at all. There was also another gentleman who worked with us on our trade-​in, and he was awesome and really went the extra mile to get us what we wanted. We ended up purchasing a new Dodge Durango. It has been 4 months and couldn’t be happier with it. Small dealership with the best service.

I recently bought a 2015 Durango from Good Brothers. The overall experience was very pleasant. I had gone to other big dealers in the area and was always greeted by the same type of sales person and felt like a number. Good Brothers is a lot smaller but they still have quite a bit of inventory and are willing to do locates on vehicles (a lot of larger dealers won’t).
When I first went there I was looking at Ram 1500’s and spent a lot of time with Sean Good who’s father, I beleive, is a co-​owner. Unfortunately I decided that a full size truck was not for me. After telling them that, they were fine with my decision and wished me luck on my search. Thankfully, my search ended with me selecting a different Dodge vehicle, the Durango.
As expected, the exact one I wanted was not available and was not located anywhere nearby. So I worked with Sean on a custom factory order which i was told would take 8 – 12 weeks. Within 4 weeks, however, I was taking delievry of my new Durnago.
At the final paperwork stage, I had no pressure to buy any overpriced extended warranties or other items. I simply walked in, signed what I needed to sign and then got a walkthrough of my vehicle. A very pleasant experience.
About a week after getting my Durnango, I noticed that some of the body panels were misaligned. I broght my car to the service department and they had it back to me the next day looking perfect. Of course, after I picked it up, I noticed the hood is also misaligned… can’t blame Good Brothers but I can blame Dodge quality control!
Great place to do business with so if you are in the mindset of wanting to support smaller local businesses, this is the plkace to go. they even work with local banks on very competive financing so you can easily keep money in the community buying a car here.

One June 26^th, 2012 my wife and I executed a contract with Good Brothers Dodge for a 2006 Jeep Commander. Good Brothers Dodge agreed to sell the vehicle for $ 14,400 dollars and that they would purchase my vehicle for $ 4,400.
The day after executing this contract Good Brothers Dodge advised us that we would have to wait until the bank in which we were financing through got them the check before they released the car.
I informed them that this is not a normal business practice that I have purchased a handful of cars in the past from different dealers and that once approved and all paperwork is signed, that the car was mine to take. They still refused. I gave them a few days to get this issue sorted out and I came back.
When I came back Good Brothers Dodge stated that they would not be selling the vehicle to us. I advised them that they are now in breach of contract. They refused to return any and all paperwork signed, in addition to refunding the deposit for the vehicle.
Eventually I ended up purchasing another vehicle from another location and disputing the charge to my credit card company. The company was sued for breach of contract and deceptive practices.
Sadly Good Brothers Dodge practices is the true definition of the scummy car dealer. They are unethical and allow their greed to get in the way of good business practices. With so much competition — you think that a little extra customer service would not be too much to ask for.

My wife went to this dealership looking for a used Jeep they had on their site. Unfortunately I was unable to go with her, as they obviously thought they could pull a fast one over her. She was greeted by a very nice woman sales person who was very nice and courteous, but quickly her sales «manager» stepped in and took over. Shame, as they probably would’ve had a sale. The vehicle we wanted to look at turned out to be a three owner rental vehicle needing new tires and new brakes. When it came to talk price, the sales guy was unwilling to budge on his price, even with the poor quality of the vehicle. He suggested that we look for something older. Needless to say, she walked out and wouldn’t ever return there.

I just purchased a new truck from Gerry Good III. He was great, I went into the dealership knowing exactly what I wanted. After doing my research online and going to 2 other dealers, I knew exactly what everyone was selling the truck for. I had what I needed for my trade, and they gave me what I was looking for.
Tim Good was extremely helpful in getting THE DEAL closed as well. I work for a small family owned business, so I know why to shop at the smaller places. Bigger doesn’t always mean the best price, or service.

Talk about a stress free experience. I was referred to Patrick but he was with someone else when I got there. Justin, another great rep helped me. Ask for him and he will make sure you are taken care of. He was fun, professional, and knowledgeable. The whole environment here is night and day compared to other dealerships. Most places have a staff of arrogant tough guys… Not here. Everyone was friendly and genuine. No pressure and no run around. Very pleasant experience and I would go back when shopping for my next vehicle.