Matt DeGooyer

Review of BMW of Murray

I love BMW of Murray. I love the resources that Je...

I love BMW of Murray. I love the resources that Jeris Oberle makes available to me as a valued customer. I want to say family, rather than customer. I feel like family. I love the entire BMW team.

I love that when I take my car in, I get a really nice BMW as a loaner. What a life saver!

I love the winter tire service. BMW stores them, mounts them, and I get to utilize high performance summer tires, and then maximize the winter experience. Running 2 sets of tires is easy, safer, convenient, and affordable. This is brilliant! Everyone should consider this extraordinary service.

I think most people have this idea that the warranty adds are a waste of money for the customer, and a margin booster for the dealer. The warranty adds through BMW of Murray have saved me money and maximized my purchase. I am so happy that your people are aware of these, because they are so worth it. I recommend all of them (especially the tire/rim and windshield) since BMW of Murray is behind it. It has integrity and value. I cannot say enough about your warranty programs. No one does it like BMW of Murray.

Lastly, I am a BMW customer for life. I will always purchase BMW, because it allows me to be all that I can be while I enjoy the best cars on the planet. Again, Jeris Oberle ROCKS it! Thank you for being such a strong dealership from top to bottom, inside and outside. I am looking forward to working with all of you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Lastly, BMW in general is crushing the car experience. BMW addresses every demographic, every driver, and every price range. And they are all BMW. BMW is not cheap, BMW is robust, and engineered for the driver. BMW has created not just a vehicle but an experience. Maintaining a BMW with Jeris on the team is the full package. All dealers and non BMW cars pale in comparison to the depth of BMW of Murray. I cannot say enough about BMW. I think I have addressed my thoughts and experiences. I could go on, and on, and on. But I will keep is short.

Regards,

Matt DeGooyer