The 25 best mass-market stores in the Oklahoma City metro, ranked from 61 on what their own customers said in public Google reviews this year: how they rate them, how many are commenting, whether the store answers, and how often customers leave frustrated.
Most "best dealership" lists rank on star rating alone. A 4.8 with 40 reviews and a 4.8 with 4,000 reviews are not the same store, and neither number tells you whether the dealership answers when something goes wrong. The Widewail Index reads every public Google review for the 61 Mass-Market dealers in the Oklahoma City metro and grades each one on four things.
Each input is ranked against every franchise dealer in the country, combined into one score, and converted to a letter. Grades refresh monthly and cannot be purchased.
Ordered by customer health score, 2026 year to date.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise price and cost. Parts department is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise parts department. Warranty is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity above average, responsiveness top 25%, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise maintenance and repair. Cleanliness is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise management. Financing is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise management. Parts department is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise warranty. Cleanliness is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise valet. Parts department is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise loaner cars. Staff is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration top 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise maintenance and repair. Trade-ins is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise parts department. Financing is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration top 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise management. Parts department is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity above average, responsiveness top 25%, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise maintenance and repair. Helpfulness is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating below average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration bottom 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise warranty. Financing is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise honesty. Caring is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity above average, responsiveness top 25%, frustration top 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise communication. Management is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness top 25%, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise loaner cars. Trade-ins is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating above average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise maintenance and repair. Friendliness is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating below average, comment activity above average, responsiveness top 25%, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise management. Financing is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity above average, responsiveness above average, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise price and cost. Cleanliness is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating below average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration bottom 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise valet. Communication is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness below average, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise warranty. Product knowledge is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness below average, frustration above average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise maintenance and repair. Inventory is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating below average, comment activity above average, responsiveness top 25%, frustration bottom 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise professionalism. Management is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating below average, comment activity top 25%, responsiveness above average, frustration below average (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise loaner cars. Cleanliness is what most often causes frustration.
Against franchise dealers nationally: customer rating top 25%, comment activity above average, responsiveness above average, frustration top 25% (a higher tier means fewer frustrated customers). Customers most often praise price and cost. Warranty is what most often causes frustration.
Joe Cooper Ford of Yukon in Yukon ranks first among 61 mass-market dealers in the Oklahoma City metro on the Widewail Index for 2026, with a customer health score grade of A. Joe Cooper Ford of Yukon, Bob Howard Buick GMC all hold A grades this month.
Each dealership is scored on four inputs from public Google reviews, 2026 year to date: customer rating, comment activity, responsiveness, and frustration. Inputs are ranked against every franchise dealer nationally, combined into one customer health score, and shown as a letter grade from A to F. Grades refresh monthly and cannot be purchased.
No mass-market dealer in the Oklahoma City metro is materially gaining share of voice this year.
61 mass-market dealers in the Oklahoma City metro were assessed and 25 made the list. Every store on it holds a B or better on the Widewail Index customer health score, and every store is at least above average on comment activity. Stores that did not make it are not named; their management teams can request a free scorecard showing the gap on each input.
No. The grade measures what customers say in public reviews, not transaction prices. Pricing appears only as a sentiment topic, when customers raise it more or less often than at a typical mass-market dealer. Always get an out-the-door price in writing.
Every store on this list holds a B or better on the Widewail Index customer health score, and the weakest store on the list still clears these bars against every franchise dealer in the country:
Enter what you know about your Google reviews this year. Each input is placed against every franchise dealer in the country and compared with the bar above.
The list is decided by the combined customer health score, not by clearing each bar; your scorecard shows the exact score and rank. Nothing you enter here is stored.
The same report Widewail delivers to dealer groups every quarter, built for your store from the Widewail Index, with a 20-minute analyst walkthrough for your GM and department heads.
Comment activity is one of the four inputs, and the one a management team controls fastest. See what Widewail's review generation would do for a store your size.
Comment activity is one of the four inputs behind every grade on this list, and the one a management team can change fastest. Enter your store's monthly transactions.
The scorecard walkthrough turns this into a full projection for your store: all four inputs, and what they do to your rank on this list.
Review generation, private surveys and video testimonials, sent to every customer after a sale or service visit, so the customers who already chose you are the ones shoppers hear from.
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A monthly diagnosis of what's working, what's slipping, and who delivered it: staff performance by name, peer benchmarking from the Widewail Index, and ranked recommendations your managers can act on.
