Used 2017 Ford Edge for Sale in Gilbert, AZ

Robert Horne Ford - Apache Junction / Arizona

Located 12 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

I really did not come in to buy a new truck. I just wanted to shop around and see what all was available, colors, prices , etc. I met with Cindy. There was no pressure. Showed me a few trucks and offered me a fair trade in value for my 05 F350. It's always hard to down size. The group made it all possible. I'll be back Burl Hanchett

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Mobile Internet.
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4J84HBC16217
Stock: F3423
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 02-14-2020

Equity Auto Center - Phoenix / Arizona

Located 31 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

I don't think they had anyone with any type of sales experience. As I test drove a car I was asking just basic questions about the car and the representative had to look each of the answers up on his phone. In the end I was hit with a $799 window tent fee that was not optional and he said this is how they make their money and keep the cost of the cars low on the internet (bait and switch). He then explained that if a car is traded in with window tent then they scrape it off and add new so that they can charge this. Lastly I asked if I could have a drink of water and they are so cheap that I was told they don't have water and I just laughed. Needless to say I did not buy the car because this was by far the worst experience I have ever had and would never suggest this place to anyone.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Titanium with Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Heated seats, Keyless Entry/Start.
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3K9XHBB05303
Stock: 14274
Certified Pre-Owned: No

AutoNation Honda Chandler - Chandler / Arizona

Located 4 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

The following items have been reconditioned on this vehicle: all new tires Leather Seats,RUBY RED METALLIC TINTED CLEARCOAT,Keyless Start,Bluetooth Connection,Rear Spoiler,All Wheel Drive,EBONY; LEATHER-TRIMMED HEATED SPORT BUCKET SEATS,ENGINE: TWIN-SCROLL 2.0L ECOBOOST,EQUIPMENT GROUP 300A This vehicle includes a Money-Back Guarantee* and passed our precise inspection process. Best of all the price you see is the price you pay. No haggling. No back and forth. No pressure. And this price is so good it is guaranteed. *Money-Back Guarantee is valid for 5 days or 250 miles, whichever comes first. Subject to certain terms and conditions. See store for details. Some restrictions apply. This 2017 Ford Edge Titanium is offered to you for sale by AutoNation Honda Chandler. When the Ford Edge Titanium was created, it was automatically enhanced by having the performance ability of all wheel drive. Not only will you notice improved steering and superior acceleration, but you can also rest easy knowing that your vehicle comes standard with increased stability and safety. Added comfort with contemporary style is the leather interior to heighten the quality and craftsmanship for the Ford Edge Titanium. This vehicle includes important services and maintenance records, so you can feel more confident about your buying decision. Although this 2017 Ford Edge Titanium is technically a pre-owned vehicle, the clean and spotless interior could fool even the toughest critic. Engineered with the latest in technology and features, this vehicle is an automobile lover's dream. All efficacy claims & statements are relevant when disinfectant product is applied correctly. This disinfectant product has been approved & registered by the EPA for use against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Disinfectant methods or claims should not be deemed to state or imply these products can eliminate or prevent transmission of any virus, illness or disease. For product manufacturer or EPA registration information, see an AutoNation Service Associate for details.

Dealer Review:

The sales associate was very helpful and made my experience enjoyable until it came to the finance man. I paid cash for the vehicle so I didn't think it would take to long. It took 1 hour and 20 minutes to get in to see him, starting at 10:20 p.m. Other than that very satisfied. Bye the way, the finance man was helpful and a complete crackup!

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Titanium with AWD/4WD, Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Heated seats.
Engine: 4-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4K90HBC03813
Stock: HBC03813
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-25-2020

Midway Chevrolet - Phoenix / Arizona

Located 31 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

I had a very good experience in buying a new vehicle. They went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable in the process and made sure that what I wanted was met.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with Blind Spot Monitoring, Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Remote Start, Stability Control.
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3J90HBB52373
Stock: LG194750A
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-24-2020

AutoNation Toyota Tempe - Tempe / Arizona

Located 14 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

The following items have been reconditioned on this vehicle: new brakes EQUIPMENT GROUP 201A,Leather Seats,Keyless Start,Bluetooth Connection,Rear Spoiler,DUNE; LEATHER-TRIMMED HEATED BUCKET SEATS,ENGINE: TWIN-SCROLL 2.0L ECOBOOST,SHADOW BLACK This vehicle includes a Money-Back Guarantee* and passed our precise inspection process. Best of all the price you see is the price you pay. No haggling. No back and forth. No pressure. And this price is so good it is guaranteed. *Money-Back Guarantee is valid for 5 days or 250 miles, whichever comes first. Subject to certain terms and conditions. See store for details. Some restrictions apply. This vehicle has been fully inspected by our technicians and is an AutoNation Certified Unit and includes a Limited Warranty good for 90 days or 4000 miles Whichever comes first. We Performed a Oil and Filter Change, Replaced Front Brake Pads and Machined the Rotors, and a Tire Rotation. All efficacy claims & statements are relevant when disinfectant product is applied correctly. This disinfectant product has been approved & registered by the EPA for use against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Disinfectant methods or claims should not be deemed to state or imply these products can eliminate or prevent transmission of any virus, illness or disease. For product manufacturer or EPA registration information, see an AutoNation Service Associate for details.

Dealer Review:

I live in Tucson, and found the car I wanted to purchase at Autonation Toyota in Tempe. It turns out that the original buyer of the vehicle backed out. Wade called me to let me know and we were able to negotiate the price over the phone. Wade held the vehicle for me for the next week until I was able to get to Tempe to complete the purchase and they made it very easy. I am very happy with the vehicle and with the service. I recommend AutoNation Toyota to anyone seeking to purchase a Toyota.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Keyless Entry/Start, Auto Climate Control.
Engine: 4-cylinders
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3J94HBB29808
Stock: HBB29808
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 03-04-2020

Courtesy Volvo Cars of Scottsdale - Scottsdale / Arizona

Located 15 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Courtesy Volvo lives up to its name and more. We contacted them via text about a car for our son and from the start they were amazing. Chris Jones responded almost instantly and answered all of our questions, including providing the CarFax before we made the trip from the West Valley an hour before they closed. He had the car we were interested in waiting up front when we arrived and answered even more questions my husband as they went on a test drive with my son. The dealership itself is absolutely beautiful, and what a warm and welcoming greeting from the lovely woman as soon as you walk inside. Chris stayed late, and even helped us with our insurance company. Tom in finance was friendly and took the time to explained everything clearly for our son even though I’m sure he wanted to get home to his new baby. Thanks to Chris, our son was able to drive home his dream car. We will definitely be back the next time we are looking for a vehicle.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SE with USB Inputs, Tire Pressure Warning, Rear Bench Seats, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Keyless Entry/Start.
Engine: 4-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (21 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3G90HBB58570
Stock: E0745
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-28-2020

Bill Luke Santan - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Just came from the dealership. My wife wanted a different car after 5 years. She was looking at Jeep Cherokee's and Lincoln MKC's. They had a few, found an MKC she liked. We brought her 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door hardtop Unlimited with 2" lift, oversize tires/wheels, fully loaded with 59K miles and super clean. KBB trade in value was $20L to $23K. The sales guy wrote everything up to see what they would give for trade. He came back after talking with his F&I guy and offered $10.9 trade in value. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I confirmed what he was saying and he told me that he had dropped the price of the MKC by $2K. So where is the disparity of $10K. Even the Nissan dealership across the street offered $18.2 and he said that's because Nissan pads their prices. I'm sorry but this is 2020 where most buyers have access to this thing called the internet, where a great deal of research gets done before we step on the lot! I got on the phone and explained everything to my buddy who is has been an F&I guy in CA for 20 years. He said the guy was jerking my chain and to walk away. So I explained to the sales guy, 1, the offer is insulting. 2, you'll sell the Jeep with how it looks quickly and for about $24K, not to mention how many buyers it's going to attract on the lot. I didn't appreciate being insulted and demanded our keys. He starts the car sales SOP, saying that he has to go get the keys but when he walks to the F&I guy, my wife sees him pull the keys out of his own pocket, so now he's [non-permissible content removed] too. Then he comes to us with the key and says his boss made a mistake and thought it was a soft top not a hard top and he reran the estimate and magically came up $6K. If I plug in the details on KBB.com and compare soft top to hard top, the value is less than $1K, so where did they come up with $6K for their mistake? I'll tell you where, out of the fact that I told him he was insulting and was losing a sale. So then the sales guy, trying to save the sale says, sell your jeep outright and come back. I told him you will NEVER see me on a Bill Luke lot again! If that's how you treat people, by taking advantage of them, then you can KMA! Now I know we aren't going to get private seller pricing on a trade in and I know some dealerships will be higher and some lower on trade in but this was the most insulting experience I have ever had at a dealership and I've sold cars for a little bit years ago, so I understand some of the process. Of course we didn't have as educated a buyer back then because of how the internet information has exploded. So I'm putting this out as a combat veteran and retired police officer, to any of my fellow vets and first responders, don't waste your time at Bill Luke dealerships! Follow up: After the I posted our bad review of Bill Luke Santan - Used Car Sales in Gilbert, AZ, their General Sales Manager reached out and apologized for the behavior of his staff. He said it was an isolated incident and that his staff would be reprimanded. He asked how he could make it up to us, as he understands the importance of positive vs negative reviews and experiences, especially with the veteran community, which he has had dealings with in Sierra Vista. I was concerned that this was just an appeasement and that his offer may have lacked sincerity, as a form of lip service. I did appreciate that he had reached out however, so I further explained what had happened and told him I would give his store a second chance to repair an insulting encounter into a positive exchange. I offered my terms which included finding us a similar car to the one my wife wanted, which had since been sold, I asked for a fair market price on trade in, a discounted price on the sale of the new (used) vehicle and I asked for a written apology from the sales person and the manager on that night, both who insulted us. Lastly, I asked that we not have to see the sales person or the manager as that would cause another issue if I had to look at them or thought they were benefitting in anyway, from this potential sale. Nothing I asked for was unreasonable and I waited for a reply. My thoughts were, if he agreed or even countered, then he was sincere. If he declined, then I would be assured that his seemingly caring response was in reality, a duplicitous attempt to get me to roll over on the truth. The truth being that their store and practices were insulting, unprofessional and deceitful. They lived up to the stereotypical “used car salesman” character often depicted as shady, greasy, deceitful and willing to take advantage of anyone foolish enough to step on to their lot, just for the sake of making a buck! Of course that was from a bygone era, certainly not found today, where the public is much more educated, where information on values and costs is so easily available on smart devices and phones alike. At least that’s what I thought until it was all confirmed as happening now, in 2020, in Gilbert, AZ. So my recommendation NOW, as it was the night this awful experience happened to my wife and I, is to steer clear of Bill Luke stores. If only my experience hadn’t been confirmed by the General Sales Manager, I could’ve believed that this was isolated. For all I know, this behavior gets high fives from the leadership at Bill Luke stores. However, not all is negative – this experience forced us to look at the competition for Bill Luke car sales and what we found was a great experience at the Courtesy group of car sales stores. In fact, we traded in my wife’s Jeep, the one that Bill Luke Santan had insulted us with, with a $10.9K offer. Courtesy gave us more than double that on trade in! Then they knocked $4800K off the price of a used vehicle that my wife fell in love with. A deal too good to be true? Or perhaps, as the sales guy at Bill Luke put it “the competition pads their prices.” I did my due diligence checking to see if this was a good deal all around or not and wouldn’t you know it, turns out it was a great deal!!! So thank you to Bill Luke Santan sales staff the manager on that night and the General Sales Manager for making sure we never went back to Bill Luke stores. So the Courtesy stores made money yesterday on a car sale, took in a great trade that will also make them money, they can show another unit sold this month and they did it with professionalism and integrity. Hmm, isn’t that what all car sales stores should be about in 2020. If you’re asking me, then absolutely yes! But hey, maybe you can try Bill Luke Santan and see if your experience is different…or not. For us, we will let our world know that the Courtesy Stores are the place to go. When you have a choice on where to spend your hard earned money, courtesy, vs. being insulted will always get my vote.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Sport with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Adaptive Cruise Control.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4AP4HBB56978
Stock: SS20017
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-17-2020

1st Class Motors - Phoenix / Arizona

Located 26 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Mobile Internet.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4J81HBB17161
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Bill Luke Santan - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Just came from the dealership. My wife wanted a different car after 5 years. She was looking at Jeep Cherokee's and Lincoln MKC's. They had a few, found an MKC she liked. We brought her 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door hardtop Unlimited with 2" lift, oversize tires/wheels, fully loaded with 59K miles and super clean. KBB trade in value was $20L to $23K. The sales guy wrote everything up to see what they would give for trade. He came back after talking with his F&I guy and offered $10.9 trade in value. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I confirmed what he was saying and he told me that he had dropped the price of the MKC by $2K. So where is the disparity of $10K. Even the Nissan dealership across the street offered $18.2 and he said that's because Nissan pads their prices. I'm sorry but this is 2020 where most buyers have access to this thing called the internet, where a great deal of research gets done before we step on the lot! I got on the phone and explained everything to my buddy who is has been an F&I guy in CA for 20 years. He said the guy was jerking my chain and to walk away. So I explained to the sales guy, 1, the offer is insulting. 2, you'll sell the Jeep with how it looks quickly and for about $24K, not to mention how many buyers it's going to attract on the lot. I didn't appreciate being insulted and demanded our keys. He starts the car sales SOP, saying that he has to go get the keys but when he walks to the F&I guy, my wife sees him pull the keys out of his own pocket, so now he's [non-permissible content removed] too. Then he comes to us with the key and says his boss made a mistake and thought it was a soft top not a hard top and he reran the estimate and magically came up $6K. If I plug in the details on KBB.com and compare soft top to hard top, the value is less than $1K, so where did they come up with $6K for their mistake? I'll tell you where, out of the fact that I told him he was insulting and was losing a sale. So then the sales guy, trying to save the sale says, sell your jeep outright and come back. I told him you will NEVER see me on a Bill Luke lot again! If that's how you treat people, by taking advantage of them, then you can KMA! Now I know we aren't going to get private seller pricing on a trade in and I know some dealerships will be higher and some lower on trade in but this was the most insulting experience I have ever had at a dealership and I've sold cars for a little bit years ago, so I understand some of the process. Of course we didn't have as educated a buyer back then because of how the internet information has exploded. So I'm putting this out as a combat veteran and retired police officer, to any of my fellow vets and first responders, don't waste your time at Bill Luke dealerships! Follow up: After the I posted our bad review of Bill Luke Santan - Used Car Sales in Gilbert, AZ, their General Sales Manager reached out and apologized for the behavior of his staff. He said it was an isolated incident and that his staff would be reprimanded. He asked how he could make it up to us, as he understands the importance of positive vs negative reviews and experiences, especially with the veteran community, which he has had dealings with in Sierra Vista. I was concerned that this was just an appeasement and that his offer may have lacked sincerity, as a form of lip service. I did appreciate that he had reached out however, so I further explained what had happened and told him I would give his store a second chance to repair an insulting encounter into a positive exchange. I offered my terms which included finding us a similar car to the one my wife wanted, which had since been sold, I asked for a fair market price on trade in, a discounted price on the sale of the new (used) vehicle and I asked for a written apology from the sales person and the manager on that night, both who insulted us. Lastly, I asked that we not have to see the sales person or the manager as that would cause another issue if I had to look at them or thought they were benefitting in anyway, from this potential sale. Nothing I asked for was unreasonable and I waited for a reply. My thoughts were, if he agreed or even countered, then he was sincere. If he declined, then I would be assured that his seemingly caring response was in reality, a duplicitous attempt to get me to roll over on the truth. The truth being that their store and practices were insulting, unprofessional and deceitful. They lived up to the stereotypical “used car salesman” character often depicted as shady, greasy, deceitful and willing to take advantage of anyone foolish enough to step on to their lot, just for the sake of making a buck! Of course that was from a bygone era, certainly not found today, where the public is much more educated, where information on values and costs is so easily available on smart devices and phones alike. At least that’s what I thought until it was all confirmed as happening now, in 2020, in Gilbert, AZ. So my recommendation NOW, as it was the night this awful experience happened to my wife and I, is to steer clear of Bill Luke stores. If only my experience hadn’t been confirmed by the General Sales Manager, I could’ve believed that this was isolated. For all I know, this behavior gets high fives from the leadership at Bill Luke stores. However, not all is negative – this experience forced us to look at the competition for Bill Luke car sales and what we found was a great experience at the Courtesy group of car sales stores. In fact, we traded in my wife’s Jeep, the one that Bill Luke Santan had insulted us with, with a $10.9K offer. Courtesy gave us more than double that on trade in! Then they knocked $4800K off the price of a used vehicle that my wife fell in love with. A deal too good to be true? Or perhaps, as the sales guy at Bill Luke put it “the competition pads their prices.” I did my due diligence checking to see if this was a good deal all around or not and wouldn’t you know it, turns out it was a great deal!!! So thank you to Bill Luke Santan sales staff the manager on that night and the General Sales Manager for making sure we never went back to Bill Luke stores. So the Courtesy stores made money yesterday on a car sale, took in a great trade that will also make them money, they can show another unit sold this month and they did it with professionalism and integrity. Hmm, isn’t that what all car sales stores should be about in 2020. If you’re asking me, then absolutely yes! But hey, maybe you can try Bill Luke Santan and see if your experience is different…or not. For us, we will let our world know that the Courtesy Stores are the place to go. When you have a choice on where to spend your hard earned money, courtesy, vs. being insulted will always get my vote.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Sport with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Adaptive Cruise Control.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4AP1HBB04739
Stock: SG19894
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-08-2020

Jones Ford Buckeye - Buckeye / Arizona

Located 50 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

EPA 24 MPG Hwy17 MPG City! ONLY 1,094 Miles! Nav System, Heated Leather Seats, Moonroof, Turbo Charged Engine, Back-Up Camera, Premium Sound System, Power Liftgate, All Wheel Drive, 2ND ROW OUTBOARD INFLATABLE SAFETY BE... CLICK NOW! KEY FEATURES INCLUDE All Wheel Drive, Power Liftgate, Back-Up Camera, Turbocharged, Premium Sound System, iPodMP3 Input, Onboard Communications System, Dual Zone AC, Smart Device Integration, Brake Actuated Limited Slip Differential, Apple CarPlay, Hands-Free Liftgate Rear Spoiler, MP3 Player, Remote Trunk Release, Keyless Entry, Privacy Glass. OPTION PACKAGES EQUIPMENT GROUP 401A HID Projector-Style Headlamps wAuto High Beams, Rain-Sensing Wipers, front only, Heated Rear-Seats, Front 180 Degree Camera, split view and camera washer, Enhanced Active Park Assist System, parallel parking, park out assist, reverse perpendicular parking and forward and side sensing systems, Lane-Keeping System, HeatedCooled Front Seats, Technology Package, Blind Spot Information System (BLIS), cross traffic alert, Radio: AMFM Stereo wSingle CDNavigation, voice-activated touch-screen navigation wPinch-to-Zoom capability, SiriusXM Traffic Travel Link, services are not available in Alaska or Hawaii, SiriusXM audio and data services each require a subscription sold separately, or as a package, by Sirius XM Radio Inc, If you decide to, PANORAMIC VISTA ROOF power openclose wpower shade and acoustic-laminate glass Price does not include dealer accessories, applicable tax, title, license, processing, documentation andor electronic filing fees, and destination charges. Second key, floor mats, and owner's manual may not be available on all pre-owned vehicles Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase.

Dealer Review:

Easy, family oriented, expedited and friendly. Go in and done less time than we expected comparison to previous experience with other car dealership. Lol very persistent. Thanks we love our new Ford Edge.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Sport with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Adaptive Cruise Control.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4APXHBB43720
Stock: P8059
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-02-2020

Bill Luke Santan - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Just came from the dealership. My wife wanted a different car after 5 years. She was looking at Jeep Cherokee's and Lincoln MKC's. They had a few, found an MKC she liked. We brought her 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door hardtop Unlimited with 2" lift, oversize tires/wheels, fully loaded with 59K miles and super clean. KBB trade in value was $20L to $23K. The sales guy wrote everything up to see what they would give for trade. He came back after talking with his F&I guy and offered $10.9 trade in value. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I confirmed what he was saying and he told me that he had dropped the price of the MKC by $2K. So where is the disparity of $10K. Even the Nissan dealership across the street offered $18.2 and he said that's because Nissan pads their prices. I'm sorry but this is 2020 where most buyers have access to this thing called the internet, where a great deal of research gets done before we step on the lot! I got on the phone and explained everything to my buddy who is has been an F&I guy in CA for 20 years. He said the guy was jerking my chain and to walk away. So I explained to the sales guy, 1, the offer is insulting. 2, you'll sell the Jeep with how it looks quickly and for about $24K, not to mention how many buyers it's going to attract on the lot. I didn't appreciate being insulted and demanded our keys. He starts the car sales SOP, saying that he has to go get the keys but when he walks to the F&I guy, my wife sees him pull the keys out of his own pocket, so now he's [non-permissible content removed] too. Then he comes to us with the key and says his boss made a mistake and thought it was a soft top not a hard top and he reran the estimate and magically came up $6K. If I plug in the details on KBB.com and compare soft top to hard top, the value is less than $1K, so where did they come up with $6K for their mistake? I'll tell you where, out of the fact that I told him he was insulting and was losing a sale. So then the sales guy, trying to save the sale says, sell your jeep outright and come back. I told him you will NEVER see me on a Bill Luke lot again! If that's how you treat people, by taking advantage of them, then you can KMA! Now I know we aren't going to get private seller pricing on a trade in and I know some dealerships will be higher and some lower on trade in but this was the most insulting experience I have ever had at a dealership and I've sold cars for a little bit years ago, so I understand some of the process. Of course we didn't have as educated a buyer back then because of how the internet information has exploded. So I'm putting this out as a combat veteran and retired police officer, to any of my fellow vets and first responders, don't waste your time at Bill Luke dealerships! Follow up: After the I posted our bad review of Bill Luke Santan - Used Car Sales in Gilbert, AZ, their General Sales Manager reached out and apologized for the behavior of his staff. He said it was an isolated incident and that his staff would be reprimanded. He asked how he could make it up to us, as he understands the importance of positive vs negative reviews and experiences, especially with the veteran community, which he has had dealings with in Sierra Vista. I was concerned that this was just an appeasement and that his offer may have lacked sincerity, as a form of lip service. I did appreciate that he had reached out however, so I further explained what had happened and told him I would give his store a second chance to repair an insulting encounter into a positive exchange. I offered my terms which included finding us a similar car to the one my wife wanted, which had since been sold, I asked for a fair market price on trade in, a discounted price on the sale of the new (used) vehicle and I asked for a written apology from the sales person and the manager on that night, both who insulted us. Lastly, I asked that we not have to see the sales person or the manager as that would cause another issue if I had to look at them or thought they were benefitting in anyway, from this potential sale. Nothing I asked for was unreasonable and I waited for a reply. My thoughts were, if he agreed or even countered, then he was sincere. If he declined, then I would be assured that his seemingly caring response was in reality, a duplicitous attempt to get me to roll over on the truth. The truth being that their store and practices were insulting, unprofessional and deceitful. They lived up to the stereotypical “used car salesman” character often depicted as shady, greasy, deceitful and willing to take advantage of anyone foolish enough to step on to their lot, just for the sake of making a buck! Of course that was from a bygone era, certainly not found today, where the public is much more educated, where information on values and costs is so easily available on smart devices and phones alike. At least that’s what I thought until it was all confirmed as happening now, in 2020, in Gilbert, AZ. So my recommendation NOW, as it was the night this awful experience happened to my wife and I, is to steer clear of Bill Luke stores. If only my experience hadn’t been confirmed by the General Sales Manager, I could’ve believed that this was isolated. For all I know, this behavior gets high fives from the leadership at Bill Luke stores. However, not all is negative – this experience forced us to look at the competition for Bill Luke car sales and what we found was a great experience at the Courtesy group of car sales stores. In fact, we traded in my wife’s Jeep, the one that Bill Luke Santan had insulted us with, with a $10.9K offer. Courtesy gave us more than double that on trade in! Then they knocked $4800K off the price of a used vehicle that my wife fell in love with. A deal too good to be true? Or perhaps, as the sales guy at Bill Luke put it “the competition pads their prices.” I did my due diligence checking to see if this was a good deal all around or not and wouldn’t you know it, turns out it was a great deal!!! So thank you to Bill Luke Santan sales staff the manager on that night and the General Sales Manager for making sure we never went back to Bill Luke stores. So the Courtesy stores made money yesterday on a car sale, took in a great trade that will also make them money, they can show another unit sold this month and they did it with professionalism and integrity. Hmm, isn’t that what all car sales stores should be about in 2020. If you’re asking me, then absolutely yes! But hey, maybe you can try Bill Luke Santan and see if your experience is different…or not. For us, we will let our world know that the Courtesy Stores are the place to go. When you have a choice on where to spend your hard earned money, courtesy, vs. being insulted will always get my vote.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Sport with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Adaptive Cruise Control.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4AP2HBB37622
Stock: SG19931
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-10-2020

Bill Luke Santan - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Just came from the dealership. My wife wanted a different car after 5 years. She was looking at Jeep Cherokee's and Lincoln MKC's. They had a few, found an MKC she liked. We brought her 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door hardtop Unlimited with 2" lift, oversize tires/wheels, fully loaded with 59K miles and super clean. KBB trade in value was $20L to $23K. The sales guy wrote everything up to see what they would give for trade. He came back after talking with his F&I guy and offered $10.9 trade in value. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I confirmed what he was saying and he told me that he had dropped the price of the MKC by $2K. So where is the disparity of $10K. Even the Nissan dealership across the street offered $18.2 and he said that's because Nissan pads their prices. I'm sorry but this is 2020 where most buyers have access to this thing called the internet, where a great deal of research gets done before we step on the lot! I got on the phone and explained everything to my buddy who is has been an F&I guy in CA for 20 years. He said the guy was jerking my chain and to walk away. So I explained to the sales guy, 1, the offer is insulting. 2, you'll sell the Jeep with how it looks quickly and for about $24K, not to mention how many buyers it's going to attract on the lot. I didn't appreciate being insulted and demanded our keys. He starts the car sales SOP, saying that he has to go get the keys but when he walks to the F&I guy, my wife sees him pull the keys out of his own pocket, so now he's [non-permissible content removed] too. Then he comes to us with the key and says his boss made a mistake and thought it was a soft top not a hard top and he reran the estimate and magically came up $6K. If I plug in the details on KBB.com and compare soft top to hard top, the value is less than $1K, so where did they come up with $6K for their mistake? I'll tell you where, out of the fact that I told him he was insulting and was losing a sale. So then the sales guy, trying to save the sale says, sell your jeep outright and come back. I told him you will NEVER see me on a Bill Luke lot again! If that's how you treat people, by taking advantage of them, then you can KMA! Now I know we aren't going to get private seller pricing on a trade in and I know some dealerships will be higher and some lower on trade in but this was the most insulting experience I have ever had at a dealership and I've sold cars for a little bit years ago, so I understand some of the process. Of course we didn't have as educated a buyer back then because of how the internet information has exploded. So I'm putting this out as a combat veteran and retired police officer, to any of my fellow vets and first responders, don't waste your time at Bill Luke dealerships! Follow up: After the I posted our bad review of Bill Luke Santan - Used Car Sales in Gilbert, AZ, their General Sales Manager reached out and apologized for the behavior of his staff. He said it was an isolated incident and that his staff would be reprimanded. He asked how he could make it up to us, as he understands the importance of positive vs negative reviews and experiences, especially with the veteran community, which he has had dealings with in Sierra Vista. I was concerned that this was just an appeasement and that his offer may have lacked sincerity, as a form of lip service. I did appreciate that he had reached out however, so I further explained what had happened and told him I would give his store a second chance to repair an insulting encounter into a positive exchange. I offered my terms which included finding us a similar car to the one my wife wanted, which had since been sold, I asked for a fair market price on trade in, a discounted price on the sale of the new (used) vehicle and I asked for a written apology from the sales person and the manager on that night, both who insulted us. Lastly, I asked that we not have to see the sales person or the manager as that would cause another issue if I had to look at them or thought they were benefitting in anyway, from this potential sale. Nothing I asked for was unreasonable and I waited for a reply. My thoughts were, if he agreed or even countered, then he was sincere. If he declined, then I would be assured that his seemingly caring response was in reality, a duplicitous attempt to get me to roll over on the truth. The truth being that their store and practices were insulting, unprofessional and deceitful. They lived up to the stereotypical “used car salesman” character often depicted as shady, greasy, deceitful and willing to take advantage of anyone foolish enough to step on to their lot, just for the sake of making a buck! Of course that was from a bygone era, certainly not found today, where the public is much more educated, where information on values and costs is so easily available on smart devices and phones alike. At least that’s what I thought until it was all confirmed as happening now, in 2020, in Gilbert, AZ. So my recommendation NOW, as it was the night this awful experience happened to my wife and I, is to steer clear of Bill Luke stores. If only my experience hadn’t been confirmed by the General Sales Manager, I could’ve believed that this was isolated. For all I know, this behavior gets high fives from the leadership at Bill Luke stores. However, not all is negative – this experience forced us to look at the competition for Bill Luke car sales and what we found was a great experience at the Courtesy group of car sales stores. In fact, we traded in my wife’s Jeep, the one that Bill Luke Santan had insulted us with, with a $10.9K offer. Courtesy gave us more than double that on trade in! Then they knocked $4800K off the price of a used vehicle that my wife fell in love with. A deal too good to be true? Or perhaps, as the sales guy at Bill Luke put it “the competition pads their prices.” I did my due diligence checking to see if this was a good deal all around or not and wouldn’t you know it, turns out it was a great deal!!! So thank you to Bill Luke Santan sales staff the manager on that night and the General Sales Manager for making sure we never went back to Bill Luke stores. So the Courtesy stores made money yesterday on a car sale, took in a great trade that will also make them money, they can show another unit sold this month and they did it with professionalism and integrity. Hmm, isn’t that what all car sales stores should be about in 2020. If you’re asking me, then absolutely yes! But hey, maybe you can try Bill Luke Santan and see if your experience is different…or not. For us, we will let our world know that the Courtesy Stores are the place to go. When you have a choice on where to spend your hard earned money, courtesy, vs. being insulted will always get my vote.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Keyless Entry/Start, Heated seats.
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3J9XHBB43549
Stock: SG20078
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-25-2020

Bill Luke Santan - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Just came from the dealership. My wife wanted a different car after 5 years. She was looking at Jeep Cherokee's and Lincoln MKC's. They had a few, found an MKC she liked. We brought her 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door hardtop Unlimited with 2" lift, oversize tires/wheels, fully loaded with 59K miles and super clean. KBB trade in value was $20L to $23K. The sales guy wrote everything up to see what they would give for trade. He came back after talking with his F&I guy and offered $10.9 trade in value. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I confirmed what he was saying and he told me that he had dropped the price of the MKC by $2K. So where is the disparity of $10K. Even the Nissan dealership across the street offered $18.2 and he said that's because Nissan pads their prices. I'm sorry but this is 2020 where most buyers have access to this thing called the internet, where a great deal of research gets done before we step on the lot! I got on the phone and explained everything to my buddy who is has been an F&I guy in CA for 20 years. He said the guy was jerking my chain and to walk away. So I explained to the sales guy, 1, the offer is insulting. 2, you'll sell the Jeep with how it looks quickly and for about $24K, not to mention how many buyers it's going to attract on the lot. I didn't appreciate being insulted and demanded our keys. He starts the car sales SOP, saying that he has to go get the keys but when he walks to the F&I guy, my wife sees him pull the keys out of his own pocket, so now he's [non-permissible content removed] too. Then he comes to us with the key and says his boss made a mistake and thought it was a soft top not a hard top and he reran the estimate and magically came up $6K. If I plug in the details on KBB.com and compare soft top to hard top, the value is less than $1K, so where did they come up with $6K for their mistake? I'll tell you where, out of the fact that I told him he was insulting and was losing a sale. So then the sales guy, trying to save the sale says, sell your jeep outright and come back. I told him you will NEVER see me on a Bill Luke lot again! If that's how you treat people, by taking advantage of them, then you can KMA! Now I know we aren't going to get private seller pricing on a trade in and I know some dealerships will be higher and some lower on trade in but this was the most insulting experience I have ever had at a dealership and I've sold cars for a little bit years ago, so I understand some of the process. Of course we didn't have as educated a buyer back then because of how the internet information has exploded. So I'm putting this out as a combat veteran and retired police officer, to any of my fellow vets and first responders, don't waste your time at Bill Luke dealerships! Follow up: After the I posted our bad review of Bill Luke Santan - Used Car Sales in Gilbert, AZ, their General Sales Manager reached out and apologized for the behavior of his staff. He said it was an isolated incident and that his staff would be reprimanded. He asked how he could make it up to us, as he understands the importance of positive vs negative reviews and experiences, especially with the veteran community, which he has had dealings with in Sierra Vista. I was concerned that this was just an appeasement and that his offer may have lacked sincerity, as a form of lip service. I did appreciate that he had reached out however, so I further explained what had happened and told him I would give his store a second chance to repair an insulting encounter into a positive exchange. I offered my terms which included finding us a similar car to the one my wife wanted, which had since been sold, I asked for a fair market price on trade in, a discounted price on the sale of the new (used) vehicle and I asked for a written apology from the sales person and the manager on that night, both who insulted us. Lastly, I asked that we not have to see the sales person or the manager as that would cause another issue if I had to look at them or thought they were benefitting in anyway, from this potential sale. Nothing I asked for was unreasonable and I waited for a reply. My thoughts were, if he agreed or even countered, then he was sincere. If he declined, then I would be assured that his seemingly caring response was in reality, a duplicitous attempt to get me to roll over on the truth. The truth being that their store and practices were insulting, unprofessional and deceitful. They lived up to the stereotypical “used car salesman” character often depicted as shady, greasy, deceitful and willing to take advantage of anyone foolish enough to step on to their lot, just for the sake of making a buck! Of course that was from a bygone era, certainly not found today, where the public is much more educated, where information on values and costs is so easily available on smart devices and phones alike. At least that’s what I thought until it was all confirmed as happening now, in 2020, in Gilbert, AZ. So my recommendation NOW, as it was the night this awful experience happened to my wife and I, is to steer clear of Bill Luke stores. If only my experience hadn’t been confirmed by the General Sales Manager, I could’ve believed that this was isolated. For all I know, this behavior gets high fives from the leadership at Bill Luke stores. However, not all is negative – this experience forced us to look at the competition for Bill Luke car sales and what we found was a great experience at the Courtesy group of car sales stores. In fact, we traded in my wife’s Jeep, the one that Bill Luke Santan had insulted us with, with a $10.9K offer. Courtesy gave us more than double that on trade in! Then they knocked $4800K off the price of a used vehicle that my wife fell in love with. A deal too good to be true? Or perhaps, as the sales guy at Bill Luke put it “the competition pads their prices.” I did my due diligence checking to see if this was a good deal all around or not and wouldn’t you know it, turns out it was a great deal!!! So thank you to Bill Luke Santan sales staff the manager on that night and the General Sales Manager for making sure we never went back to Bill Luke stores. So the Courtesy stores made money yesterday on a car sale, took in a great trade that will also make them money, they can show another unit sold this month and they did it with professionalism and integrity. Hmm, isn’t that what all car sales stores should be about in 2020. If you’re asking me, then absolutely yes! But hey, maybe you can try Bill Luke Santan and see if your experience is different…or not. For us, we will let our world know that the Courtesy Stores are the place to go. When you have a choice on where to spend your hard earned money, courtesy, vs. being insulted will always get my vote.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Sport with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Power Driver Seat.
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4AP6HBC32832
Stock: SS19965
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-10-2020

Bill Luke Santan - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Just came from the dealership. My wife wanted a different car after 5 years. She was looking at Jeep Cherokee's and Lincoln MKC's. They had a few, found an MKC she liked. We brought her 2011 Jeep Wrangler 4 door hardtop Unlimited with 2" lift, oversize tires/wheels, fully loaded with 59K miles and super clean. KBB trade in value was $20L to $23K. The sales guy wrote everything up to see what they would give for trade. He came back after talking with his F&I guy and offered $10.9 trade in value. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I confirmed what he was saying and he told me that he had dropped the price of the MKC by $2K. So where is the disparity of $10K. Even the Nissan dealership across the street offered $18.2 and he said that's because Nissan pads their prices. I'm sorry but this is 2020 where most buyers have access to this thing called the internet, where a great deal of research gets done before we step on the lot! I got on the phone and explained everything to my buddy who is has been an F&I guy in CA for 20 years. He said the guy was jerking my chain and to walk away. So I explained to the sales guy, 1, the offer is insulting. 2, you'll sell the Jeep with how it looks quickly and for about $24K, not to mention how many buyers it's going to attract on the lot. I didn't appreciate being insulted and demanded our keys. He starts the car sales SOP, saying that he has to go get the keys but when he walks to the F&I guy, my wife sees him pull the keys out of his own pocket, so now he's [non-permissible content removed] too. Then he comes to us with the key and says his boss made a mistake and thought it was a soft top not a hard top and he reran the estimate and magically came up $6K. If I plug in the details on KBB.com and compare soft top to hard top, the value is less than $1K, so where did they come up with $6K for their mistake? I'll tell you where, out of the fact that I told him he was insulting and was losing a sale. So then the sales guy, trying to save the sale says, sell your jeep outright and come back. I told him you will NEVER see me on a Bill Luke lot again! If that's how you treat people, by taking advantage of them, then you can KMA! Now I know we aren't going to get private seller pricing on a trade in and I know some dealerships will be higher and some lower on trade in but this was the most insulting experience I have ever had at a dealership and I've sold cars for a little bit years ago, so I understand some of the process. Of course we didn't have as educated a buyer back then because of how the internet information has exploded. So I'm putting this out as a combat veteran and retired police officer, to any of my fellow vets and first responders, don't waste your time at Bill Luke dealerships! Follow up: After the I posted our bad review of Bill Luke Santan - Used Car Sales in Gilbert, AZ, their General Sales Manager reached out and apologized for the behavior of his staff. He said it was an isolated incident and that his staff would be reprimanded. He asked how he could make it up to us, as he understands the importance of positive vs negative reviews and experiences, especially with the veteran community, which he has had dealings with in Sierra Vista. I was concerned that this was just an appeasement and that his offer may have lacked sincerity, as a form of lip service. I did appreciate that he had reached out however, so I further explained what had happened and told him I would give his store a second chance to repair an insulting encounter into a positive exchange. I offered my terms which included finding us a similar car to the one my wife wanted, which had since been sold, I asked for a fair market price on trade in, a discounted price on the sale of the new (used) vehicle and I asked for a written apology from the sales person and the manager on that night, both who insulted us. Lastly, I asked that we not have to see the sales person or the manager as that would cause another issue if I had to look at them or thought they were benefitting in anyway, from this potential sale. Nothing I asked for was unreasonable and I waited for a reply. My thoughts were, if he agreed or even countered, then he was sincere. If he declined, then I would be assured that his seemingly caring response was in reality, a duplicitous attempt to get me to roll over on the truth. The truth being that their store and practices were insulting, unprofessional and deceitful. They lived up to the stereotypical “used car salesman” character often depicted as shady, greasy, deceitful and willing to take advantage of anyone foolish enough to step on to their lot, just for the sake of making a buck! Of course that was from a bygone era, certainly not found today, where the public is much more educated, where information on values and costs is so easily available on smart devices and phones alike. At least that’s what I thought until it was all confirmed as happening now, in 2020, in Gilbert, AZ. So my recommendation NOW, as it was the night this awful experience happened to my wife and I, is to steer clear of Bill Luke stores. If only my experience hadn’t been confirmed by the General Sales Manager, I could’ve believed that this was isolated. For all I know, this behavior gets high fives from the leadership at Bill Luke stores. However, not all is negative – this experience forced us to look at the competition for Bill Luke car sales and what we found was a great experience at the Courtesy group of car sales stores. In fact, we traded in my wife’s Jeep, the one that Bill Luke Santan had insulted us with, with a $10.9K offer. Courtesy gave us more than double that on trade in! Then they knocked $4800K off the price of a used vehicle that my wife fell in love with. A deal too good to be true? Or perhaps, as the sales guy at Bill Luke put it “the competition pads their prices.” I did my due diligence checking to see if this was a good deal all around or not and wouldn’t you know it, turns out it was a great deal!!! So thank you to Bill Luke Santan sales staff the manager on that night and the General Sales Manager for making sure we never went back to Bill Luke stores. So the Courtesy stores made money yesterday on a car sale, took in a great trade that will also make them money, they can show another unit sold this month and they did it with professionalism and integrity. Hmm, isn’t that what all car sales stores should be about in 2020. If you’re asking me, then absolutely yes! But hey, maybe you can try Bill Luke Santan and see if your experience is different…or not. For us, we will let our world know that the Courtesy Stores are the place to go. When you have a choice on where to spend your hard earned money, courtesy, vs. being insulted will always get my vote.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Titanium with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Power Driver Seat.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4K87HBB35078
Stock: SS20070
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-24-2020

Bill Luke Alfa Romeo - Tempe / Arizona

Located 14 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

PANORAMIC ROOF, NAVIGATION, LEATHER, HEATEDCOOLED SEATS, BACKUP CAMERA WITH REAR PARKING SENSORS, BLIND SPOT MONITORS, LANE DEPARTURE WARNING, 20 WHEELS AND POWER LIFTGATE!!!Bill Luke Tempe is a family owned and operated business that has done business the right way since 1927. You can buy with confidence! Unlike our competitors, our RECONDITIONING COSTS are INCLUDED in the sales price. Bill Luke Tempe's price is based on Kelley Blue Book Price AdvisorTM - which allows you to see what other Arizona residents have paid for the same year, make and model of vehicle while considering vehicle mileage. See dealer for details or visit www.billluketempe.com to see the difference for yourself!Reviews:* Ride quality is smoother than many of its competitors; plenty of space for passengers and luggage; fuel-efficient and performance-oriented engines; many available tech and luxury features. Source: Edmunds

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Sport with AWD/4WD, Remote Start, Stability Control, Auto Climate Control, Power Driver Seat.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4AP4HBB79791
Stock: FG18827
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 06-10-2020

San Tan Ford - Gilbert / Arizona

Located 3 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

The crew, sales and finance, were very easy to deal with. They surpassed any expectations I had. I recommend this dealership in you’re looking for a new or used vehicle.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Keyless Entry/Start, Auto Climate Control.
Engine: 4-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3J93HBB82113
Stock: P7464
Certified Pre-Owned: Yes

Royal Cadillac of Tucson - Tucson / Arizona

Located 83 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Why buy new when you can buy used and save thousands on this like new Ford Edge Titamium ! This Ford comes well equipped with Premium Sound System, Bluetooth Connection, Pass-Through Rear Seat,Keyless Entry, Hands-Free Liftgate, Universal Garage Door Opener, Leather Seats, Keyless start and Back up Camera.Eliminate stress and save yourself some time with our no hassle buying process and no commission sales staff. With our Royal Certified 130 point inspection you know that this car is in excellent condition, with a CARFAX report. Remember, this features the Royal Certified Pre-Owned Warranty and a 72-hour Buyback Guarantee, so you know you can buy with confidence! Read what other shoppers think of Royal by visiting www.dealerrater.comThis vehicle (G5204A) can be test driven at: Royal Buick GMC Cadillac, 815 W. Auto Mall Drive, Tucson AZ 85705Welcome to the Royal Family, The Dealership That's Different.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge Titanium with AWD/4WD, Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Heated seats.
Engine: 4-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: all wheel drive
23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4K93HBB97540
Stock: G5204A
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 04-17-2020

Courtesy Volvo Cars of Scottsdale - Scottsdale / Arizona

Located 15 miles away from Gilbert, AZ

Dealer Review:

Courtesy Volvo lives up to its name and more. We contacted them via text about a car for our son and from the start they were amazing. Chris Jones responded almost instantly and answered all of our questions, including providing the CarFax before we made the trip from the West Valley an hour before they closed. He had the car we were interested in waiting up front when we arrived and answered even more questions my husband as they went on a test drive with my son. The dealership itself is absolutely beautiful, and what a warm and welcoming greeting from the lovely woman as soon as you walk inside. Chris stayed late, and even helped us with our insurance company. Tom in finance was friendly and took the time to explained everything clearly for our son even though I’m sure he wanted to get home to his new baby. Thanks to Chris, our son was able to drive home his dream car. We will definitely be back the next time we are looking for a vehicle.

Features and Specs:

Description: Used 2017 Ford Edge SEL with Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Keyless Entry/Start, Auto Climate Control.
Engine: 6-cylinders
Transmission: Automatic
Drive Wheel Configuration: front wheel drive
24 Combined MPG (20 City/29 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3J83HBC12606
Stock: C0929
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-28-2020