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Reviewed March 13, 2026
2022 I have a Ford Explorer Timberline that's had not had any problems. Great reliability but Ford needs to work on customer service. Before I had the Explorer I had a 2008 Escape also no problems. Better than Chevy.
Reviewed March 12, 2026
I've owned multiple Ford vehicles since I've been 16 - in my early 40s now. I've never had as many issues as I've had with the one I own now. I bought it in 2020 and it had 53 miles on it. Thank God I got the 100K mile warranty and am still under that, because at about 54K miles, I had to have the transmission replaced, had to have multiple computer updates (at MY expense, even though they were unrelated to how I drive), and am having the worst issue right now to date. I've also owned Pontiacs, a Chevy, and GMC vehicles, and I've never been as disgusted with a car company in my entire life as I am right now with Ford.
And I will absolutely never buy another Ford in my life. My engine light came on in nearly January & I took my Ecospot to the shop to get repaired on Jan. 6th. I have yet to get it back because I've been told that Ford is the only manufacturer of the part that I need. And Ford has been delaying so much on their end that for over a month, there WAS no backorder date. Then, halfway through Feb., I'm told the part will be off of backorder Mar 6th.
On Mar. 6th, I'm told Ford delayed it again, this time until the 20th. I called Ford's customer service line yesterday - spent FIFTY mins on the phone, initially being told they aren't sure why I'd be told it was on backorder because they had some in stock, then they called my Ford service provider, then it really was on backorder, and they would expedite and all other kinds of BS excuses & THEN right before hanging up, I am told they'll put me at the top of the line for Apr 6th when it's off of backorder.
So I called and by the time that I hang up almost an hour later, the date was pushed back ANOTHER SEVENTEEN DAYS. I have never been as disappointed and disgusted in a vehicle company as I am with Ford. I have made over $1200 in payments (and apparently will have made another payment of over $400 by the time I get it back) on a vehicle I haven't seen since Jan 6th. Once I do trade it in if I ever see it again, I'll be looking to get absolutely ANYTHING but a Ford. And I've made sure all of my friends and family are aware of the BS excuses that I've been getting told since January.
Because there's absolutely NO way they can tell me that there is NO way that they can find the ONE part I need even though it's been months. The staff was respectful and apologetic on the phone, but I can only imagine that was out of sheer embarrassment for not having a single justifiable reason for the utter incompetence and inept response to a customer respectfully asking for help. I never even raised my voice because I know it isn't them. But the company they work for is an embarrassment.
Reviewed March 11, 2026
I’m extremely disappointed with Ford Motor Company. My Ford Focus transmission failed at only 148,000 miles, which is unacceptable for a modern vehicle. A transmission should last far longer than that, especially from a major manufacturer. What’s even worse is Ford’s refusal to take responsibility for a problem that has been widely reported with these vehicles. Instead of standing behind their product or offering meaningful assistance, they simply left me stuck with the repair bill. After this experience, I completely lost confidence in the brand and decided to move on to Toyota Motor Corporation instead. I expected reliability and accountability from Ford, but unfortunately got neither. This experience has made it clear that I won’t be buying another Ford again.

Reviewed March 10, 2026
Don’t buy a Ford. I have a 2020 F150 and had to have the solenoids, values, main head gasket and then finally the whole engine replaced. Now I have to replace the transmission. I still have a payment on it and can’t drive it. I can’t afford the $9300 fix. When you call Ford to help on a vehicle that you paid thousands of dollars for they say too bad, so sad. No help, no accountability for their crap Coyote EcoBoost engine or the crap 10r80 transmission. If you think it won’t happen to you, you’re wrong. I should have known better honestly but during covid they were the first ones to step up and help with respirators. I thought let’s reward them with my purchase. What a horrible decision. This is the thanks I get. Such crap. Don’t do it.
Reviewed Feb. 25, 2026
Our 2025 Ford Maverick XLT with factory spray bedliner. Overall, I like the vehicle and the drive, but in the end, I kinda hate owning this one. Between quirky dealership access limitations/rules, and the awful design features on this vehicle, I am biding my time to trade it for a different brand. It is my first Ford and I don't see us buying another. To be fair - I love the hybrid option (but this is my first Ford hybrid and my third hybrid vehicle...I really liked every one of them). I also like the overall design of the Maverick, although it could use a few more inches cab space and storage. I also highly suggest the spray in liner. It is rugged and well made.
NONE of that makes up for the things we hate - namely:
1) the electronics (touch locations, programming, user friendliness, amount of work it requires to make changes, etc.) are ABSOLUTELY AWFUL and take way too much attention away from driving. (Explained later)2) the gas tank is SO small. I feel like I am always filling up the vehicle, even though it is a hybrid and says it is getting 38mpg.
3) I don't like the rear camera location on the tailgate (although this might be a bit standard). We needed to move something that had the gate down during the drive. When I needed the camera most to see (rear window was blocked), I realized the camera was looking at the ground because the tailgate was down. It was useless.
4) We had the car for 2 days when we realized all the issues with electronics (again, explained below). I took the car to the nearest dealership (our purchase dealership was farther away). They scheduled my appointment. I showed up so they could run a diagnostic only to find out I couldn't wait for the car. I don't have another car, and purchased a new car for the express purpose of limiting my time worrying about maintenance and being without a car. The dealership told me they would not get to my car right away and had no waiting room. They would drop me off somewhere, but I had nowhere to go. I asked why they scheduled me an appointment if they weren't going to work on my car at that time.
Turns out, that was only to prevent them from having everyone drop off cars at once (so...for their ease, NOT ours). I still said I would wait and they told me I could not. They would get to my car whenever the tech was ready, and I couldn't wait there. They also said my original dealership (1hr away) had a more vested interest in keeping me happy, so they would probably make more exceptions or effort to work with me. So, I had to leave...and I left with my car...un-serviced. So much for the factory warranty that was honored everywhere.
Back to the AWFUL electronics, which are the most annoying issue so far:
- It starts with simple things, like a programmable electronic dashboard. BUT - the dashboard resets every time I turn the car off, so I have to re-initiate my custom dash every time I start the car. And it is not just one button fixes - they have a way to customize your view, but even after you configure "your view" it takes 3-4 button presses/screens to get to it (EVERY TIME we restart the vehicle).
- This includes the AC settings. I want fresh air whenever possible, so I turn the AC off if it is nice outside. But that also resets to "auto - on" every time I start the car. It has to be more than 10deg colder outside than my auto-temp setting for the AC to NOT turn on every time I start the car (even then, the auto feature is still "on" so the AC will come on as soon as it thinks the internal temp needs adjusting). I hate cold air blowing on me on a cool morning, but this AC comes on when the temp is perfect outside, making me cold when it isn't cold outside. Also, I bought a hybrid to be eco-friendly, so I don't want to waste energy on AC if it isn't needed. The AC setting should resume wherever I had it when I turned the car off. I spend the first few minutes of time (every time I start the car), resetting the electronics to my last screen/position/view before I ever leave the driveway. It is a huge waste of time and it is annoying.
- I still don't know what the "auto" temp control settings do. There are 3 settings in "auto" mode and none of them seem to change much of anything. THE CAR NEEDS A MANUAL "off" button somewhere to let me control the open vent, temp and fan settings- The climate control buttons are right next to/below the radio touch-screen control buttons the radio is only controlled by the touch-screen with the exception of the on/off power button (discussed in the next comment), so when driving, it takes extra attention to hit the right area of the touch screen for the radio instead of hitting the temp control button (specifically the max defrost button which immediately blasts hot air at us). One bump in the road (literally) and it is max defrost instead of your favorite morning radio station.
- The radio knob and the engine on/off button are both round, both press on/off, and within a few inches of each other...so yes, I have accidentally pressed the radio button instead of the engine off button and accidentally pressed the engine off button instead of the radio button. It doesn't happen much, but at a busy intersection, while paying attention to the cross traffic, the last thing needed when trying to turn off the radio isa) to turn off the car instead (in drive mode no less, which shouldn't be possible) or,
b) to have to take attention away from the busy traffic to look down at the buttons so you can press the right one because they are so close together and have the same design.
- Even the gas gauge has a head-shakingly ridiculous design feature...it only measures the level every 1/8 tank. There is this nice, digital (vertical) gauge (full to empty), with a clear digital needle pointer to show the specific gas level. BUT the needle stays at full until it suddenly drops to 7/8, then it stays there until it drops to 3/4, and so on. So, you never know when the next "drop" will occur or where you are in between. Somehow, we have gone backward in technology and no longer have the ability to watch (or know) where your gas level actually is as you drive down the highway.
Side note: We have a friend who spent his career as an "ergonomic" engineer for control buttons (radio, temp control, vents, wipers, lights, etc) on cars at a different US car manufacturer. His entire job was designing buttons and dashboard layouts that could be identified by touch so people didn't have to take their eyes off the road. I remember giving him grief for not giving people enough credit. This was 30 years ago, but I now know why his job was actually important. Every day, when I am resetting my dash to yesterday's design, I think of our conversations and chastise myself for underestimating how bad things could get without those features. I never thought foolish feature designs and software programming would turn a otherwise nice vehicle into a "somewhat hated" one, but Ford successfully achieved it. I really am looking forward to my next car instead of enjoying this one.

Reviewed Feb. 22, 2026
I have a 2023 Ford Maverick hybrid. Even though I drive the Maverick hybrid every day Ford says my mileage is not enough to keep the 12v. battery charged and prevent it going in sleep mode. When asked what's recommended. They don't know but they know I don't drive it enough. Check the Maverick forums, there's a problem with a Maverick hybrid and Ford won't admit it.40 year Ford customer, no more.
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026
I have a 2017 Ford Edge. At 90,000 miles, the check engine light comes on when I was on my way to work. Luckily, I work at a Ford Dealership, so getting my vehicle in to get it checked out is no big deal. I will also add, that this Edge has only been dealership serviced and I keep perfect maintenance on it with oil changes, tire rotations, etc. They get my vehicle in to scan it and I get code P0303. The mechanic tells me it's either a coil and plug that needs to be replaced or a whole new engine because the 2.0 Ecoboost engines are prone to coolant intrusion. They have to do a 5 hour pressure test on my engine, comes back there is coolant in the cylinders and the only fix is the redesigned long block engine.
Even with my employee discount, it's $4,800 out the door. I call ford multiple times, tell them I have worked for Ford for almost 20 years, my husband and I have only bought Fords, etc, they will not budge and help with anything. The GM of the dealership calls as well trying to get me some sort of help, he talks with rep after rep even deals with the regional managers, no help at all!
Ford acknowledges and knows there is a engine defect in the Edges, Escapes and Lincolns and will do nothing to help anyone out. If it is a KNOWN DEFECT, Ford should step up and pay for it, not have all their customers footing a huge bill for an engine. Absolutely ridiculous Ford. I am only getting mine fixed because it is almost paid off and the new engine comes with a 3 year unlimited mile warranty. Even though I work for FORD, I will reconsider buying a Ford as my next vehicle. If you have a 2.0 Ecoboost engine, BEWARE. Make sure the engine has already been replaced!

Reviewed Feb. 18, 2026
Ford has denied the warranty claim on my Tesla charging adapter based on a number of pictures they requested I send. They first denied my replacement claim stating there was debris in the adapter. I revised both the adapter and pictures and found none of what they claimed. Today, 2/8, I received a second claim from Ford again denying my claim based on wear and tear. There are no breaks or damage on the unit other than some light surface scratches from normal use sliding it into the charging port. They not requested for me to send it in so it can be tested for any component failures. This is total BS.

Reviewed Feb. 12, 2026
Recently purchased a 2025 Ford Explorer and went back through my trunk, to my amaze, there was no spare tire nor a jack; however they did leave an air pump. Is that backwards or what. I have purchased used vehicles that had a spare but not this new vehicle. We pay entirely too much money for a vehicles not to have a spare tire even if it is a donut

Reviewed Feb. 11, 2026
I would give 0 Stars! I called to customer care today & spoke to Andrew regarding 2023 Ford Bronco we purchased new in August 2023 & it only had 17k miles currently, tires already worn & need replacement! Got poor customer service & Andrew was not professional in any way! I would never buy another Ford again! Their quality is poorest I’ve ever seen here, IDK how they stay in business selling junk cars! Unbelievable!!

Reviewed Jan. 30, 2026
I have a 2017 Ford Transit Connect. It only has 42000 miles and it’s junk. The windshield leaks. The passenger sliding door came off track and literally fell off. All the lights have come on the dash in its short life on the road even with regular maintenance and now it’s disabled due to a recall on it with the shift cables failing and Ford won’t tow it to the shop to fix it after I just spent 208$ to have it towed home after being stuck in the snow in Ohio. I’m up here working and it’s -1 degrees outside right now.
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2026
Ford should be forced to close the doors. I will never buy another ford product. Having issues that could get you killed on the highway is just ridiculous. Not to mention how horrible NHTSA is for allowing it to happen and not holding them accountable and forcing them to recall the 10r80 that ford and Temu got together on and created. Ford essentially produces rather large and extremely paper weights. Ford does not care one bit about screwing over consumers, they know customers spent a lot of money buying a POS from them and will double that in repairs over the next few years.

Reviewed Jan. 6, 2026
I own 3 Fords, but unless they show up and testify about new car prices. I will never buy another. It shows that you aren't very trustworthy unless you show up. Why else hide out from the questions. Shame.

Reviewed Dec. 22, 2025
I have to write on here because I've had it with Ford. They are the most dishonest company out there for auto company. They cheat people out of repairs just to get their money because they say something is not under the warranty. My son has just had issues with his second Ford in a row. The first one was a 2018 focus. It had 33,000 mi on it and the engine and transmission went so he got that replaced and later traded it in on a 2019 Ford Escape Titanium top of the line expensive now. He had the engine replaced once before about a year and a half ago and now he has more issues with it.
The motor mounts broke and the motor fell it broke and axle and now they won't fix it. They're charging my son over $3,000 which he does not have especially at Christmas. They couldn't even get him a rental or a loaner car which has cost him hundreds. The toll cost him $300 now. Remember this engine was just replaced a year ago. You're not going to tell me that they didn't screw up on the motor mounts because two of them worked themselves out. They weren't even broke but Ford is a piece of crap.
Read any review on any of their EcoBoost engines and you will see that anybody and everybody hates those things and will never buy another one and I can guarantee you that from this point on my son will be buying a Mopar or a GM and I have never owned a Ford and I never will because I've known the issues they've had for 80 years and I refuse to pay that kind of money for garbage which is actually what Ford is garbage, pure and simple garbage and I cannot believe it as much money as that corporation has that they'll sit there and screw a kid out of $3,000 plus the towing and the rental car because he needs to work but they're so cheap but they can't even cover that when they know down in their hearts. Say damn well should. Never buy a Ford ever of any kind because they break every freaking time

Reviewed Dec. 18, 2025
My daughter’s Ford Edge needed engine replacement at 61,000 miles. Ford honored warranty that expired at 60,000 miles. At 80,000, vehicle needs a new transmission $7,100. What a joke for a single mom and no other vehicle, beware with this vehicle.

Reviewed Dec. 9, 2025
On 1/19/2024 I received an email from Ford of a recall for the Exterior A Pillar (NHTSA #24V-031) and was told another recall was on it's way for the Exterior B Pillar Door Trim (NHTSA #25V347 / #25S53). I reached out about the recall back in 2024 and was told there were no parts being sent out yet and they would call me once the parts were in so I could have them changed out. As of September 2025, pieces of my car started falling off while driving down the highway, which is a HUGE safety hazard to not only me, but other cars. Not to mention, if a police officer sees a piece of my car fly off on the highway, I will receive a ticket to have it fixed at the very least.
I called the Ford dealership by my house that I go to for all of my maintenance, and told them pieces are falling off. They had me come in so they could get the pieces on order. They then told me they haven't gotten word from Ford that they are sending the replacement pieces out and when they do I would get a call. That was over 2 months ago. More pieces fell off since then. No one at Ford is willing to fix this. No replacement parts have been sent out... No one has any information as to when they will be replacing the parts... and Ford refuses to reimburse loyal customers that get the pieces replaced by a 3rd party.. the kicker is, 3rd party companies are able to order the trim.
If you can't send the parts (at least to the customers who have started losing pieces), you need to allow people to have it done through a 3rd party and reimburse us. To just let people drive around in vehicles that YOU are supposed to stand by with pieces literally falling off of them is appalling and a huge safety issue. Something needs to be done about this ASAP. To take 2 years to fix a recall is ridiculous.
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2025
My truck is currently at dealer with D.E.F. Pump circuit fault. Nothing for me to drive, no cares at all from Ford or the dealer that I have to pay for a rental car due to their crappy product. It will be 3 weeks before they can even look at it. This is unacceptable for a new truck.

Reviewed Nov. 29, 2025
I own a 2014 Ford Edge Limited that is driven daily and been on several long distance trip with us. It is now just about on 320,000 miles in it. We have kept up with the maintenance on it with tune ups, oil changes, and keeping the filters clean. It still running and driving the same as did when we bought it. We have only had to do normal wear replacements in it like brakes and the thermostat went out once. Nothing big or major has gone wrong with the SUV. This has been the best vehicle I have ever owned. Could never complain about anything with it. I was even told by our mechanic that does our tune ups that the edge was built to last and sure has. Thank you Ford for putting out a wonderful SUV. We have so many memories because of this vehicle.

Reviewed Nov. 26, 2025
Ford Motor Company produces unreliable vehicles that cost its customers tens of thousands of dollars in repairs, despite routine maintenance. I've had a transmission replaced, a turbocharger replaced, a weep hole replaced, electrical mod failures, damage to other components during repairs, and the list goes on. It's been a nightmarish ordeal, and I've developed anxiety towards my vehicle and no longer trust Ford Motor Company. I’ve been a loyal customer for years, but no longer. I'm never buying another Ford product. If anyone is considering a Ford or Lincoln product, don't; it's of poor quality, very unreliable, and will cost you dearly.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2025
I bought this 2025 F150 with the new 10 speed transmission and a V8 motor the motor acts like it has a misfire in it and I took it to back to the dealer. They tried to tell me there is no issues it’s a transmission the way it shifts,but still it feels like the motor is missing. I took it to another dealer the same thing no issues but driving it down the road. It still feels like it’s misfiring now I took it to another dealer that dealer says that it’s the motor shutting down cylinders and turning cylinders back on well I don’t know what story is true but still I get no satisfaction. No one will attempt to fix this issue. the issue is so bad. I’m trying not to drive it, but I only have one vehicle . I called Ford motor company they will not do anything for me except for give me $6000 off another Ford vehicle. I don’t want another Ford vehicle so I’m going to take a loss of $12-$15,000 on this truck just to get rid of it.
I’ve had it back to the dealer for this issue three times. No response from anybody they will not do anything for me. Had it back three times now for updates. I spend more time at the dealer in the last few months than I had ever did with my last truck so should you buy a Ford pick up? I definitely will never buy another Ford pickup or Ford product. I’ve been buying Ford since 1988 and been a loyal customer never again. and I am 72 years old and retired and my Social Security is not huge so this is a large hit for me.

Reviewed Nov. 13, 2025
I purchased the 2018 Ford Edge December will be two years, I bought the car with 39,000 miles on it at 73,000 miles. It needed a new motor because that year edge Ford made and the walls were thinned around the injectors, therefore they only gave it a 60,000 mile warranty instead of a 75,000 to 100,000 mile warranty. Needless to say Ford would not pay for my motor so I had to get a brand new motor in my vehicle at 73,000 miles. Now there are two recalls.
When I spoke to Ford in the beginning of October they said one would be out the end of October and the other one the beginning of November. Here is the middle of November and there are no recall set to be fixed yet. One of them is the back up camera. The other one is a brake line for your rear brakes so I don’t know if Ford is waiting for somebody to get into an accident and kill somebody before they do something but I am very unhappy with Ford and I would never buy another Ford again. Shame on them. What if it was their family driving that car, what if it was one of their children, would they fix those brakes ASAP? I’m sure they would. I don’t recommend Ford ever again.
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2025
Do not buy a Ford unless you have a TON of money to spare. $1700 for a tail light, that has to be ordered. Yes, $1700 for ONE tail light??? WTF??? Who has an additional $1700 per tail light? Why would you use something that is NOT AFFORDABLE??
Reviewed Oct. 27, 2025
It is sad to have a F150 Truck with 20,000 miles on it and with a known obvious and known defect with the cam phaser and have to spend $5000 with absolutely no help with FORD. Hindsight should have bought a TOYOTA. If I could give minus star that would the review.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2025
New 2025 F150 Lariat high has numerous deleted features that were not advertised in any easily recognizable way. You would have had to dig deep to discover any of them. Ford's advertising in hindsight is clearly sneaky so to hide these deletions. Paying more money for a cheaper vehicle. For the power telescoping steering wheel feature, they straight up falsely advertised to all early 2025 customers because the feature was present on their website for a Lariat mid series. 4th F150 and they keep getting worse and worse. If I realized all the deleted features over my previous lariat high trucks, I would not have gone with Ford. It is a widely talked about grievance from many 2025 F150 customers. Ford can keep saving pennies for now but they will continue to lose customers and eat it even worse.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2025
This has been a recall for well over three years. I would not recommend anyone to buy a Ford. If you can’t get parts for this long there’s no telling how many items that you can’t get parts for. We were approved for a new vehicle, but I told my husband I do not want a Ford. Everything would’ve been fine if they just got our part. They keep sending us recall notices but still no part. You literally can’t make this up. Ford is terrible and terrible customer service. When I called them they transferred me to the dealer knowing fully well it’s them not sending the parts.
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2025
I bought this car new. In 2020 the transmission began doing the shutter issue while it was still under warranty. The dealership fixed the torque converter only under warranty and then 8-12 months later the issue occurred again- It was still under warranty and they fixed only the torque converter. At the time I wasn’t sure why it had occurred twice but it lasted a few years before the shutter came back - I’m not told- now that it’s out of warranty that it’s a known problem among these vehicles that they have this transmission issue that over time causes the transmission to fail.
They quoted me $6000 for the transmission and $3000 to just fix the torque converter. I still owe money on this lemon of a car but only now that I’m out of warranty to they let me know that fixing only the torque converter is a bandaid and that the transmission should have been fixed from the beginning. I feel lied to and misled. I bought my first new car ever only for it to be worth nothing before it’s even paid off. Oh and to top it off- I went to another ford dealer to try to trade it in and was offered $1000. For a 2018 with under 100k miles. So so sad.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2025
Horrible experience from the start! I purchaser a 2025 F250 Platinum Tremor, which is not a cheap vehicle. Sadly, Ford's greed is unbelievable. Features included in previous years were either discontinued or now an additional cost. This includes the owner's manual, which is now digital. I prefer the traditional paperback version, but it is now only available if purchased separately. I would think that for the high price of the vehicle the dealer would throw one in if requested. They told me they wouldn't so I called Ford and they told me I would have to purchase one as well. They were unapologetic and actually rude about it. Definitely not the way to gain customer loyalty.
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2025
LaPorsha **, Customer Experience Specialist, Ford CX Team, was a great help to me throughout a long and sometimes frustrating warranty repair process. The part needed for my almost-new Ford Maverick truck was on back order for months. LaPorsha's calm support, and weekly updates, and her regular contact with our local dealer made a big difference in helping this situation to be tolerable. I just got my truck back, everything is working, and I'm again a satisfied Ford customer. I love my Maverick, and I appreciate LaPorsha's support and assistance to get it restored to tip-top condition! Thank you!
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2025
I bought my truck this year 2025 Ford F150, and when I went to buy the truck I found almost 20 people help me last week. I received a recall letter so I went to the website and booked a date and a time for my truck at 6970 Security BIvd Baltimore MD US 21244 it was today, Friday September 26 at 12 o’clock. I arrive at 10 minutes before 12 o’clock and I was treated so badly.
First of all when I went inside nobody asked me why you are here or what is the purpose of your visit on my and there is someone his name is Jay **. He was talking in the phone and laughing for almost 10 minutes and the lady beside him with her name is Kara ** was doing some stuff and computer and nobody attention for how many people waiting online.
After 15 minutes is another guy came Robert the manager he asked have you been helping at that moment everybody on the desk oh come on come on so I told them I’m already here for recall that lady her name is Kara told me you’re gonna take at least 3 to 4 hours. I asked her, "Can anyone give me a ride or you can give me a car?" She told me we can give you a car and ask me about my address and she told me it’s so far my question to her and in the same time to the supervisor why if you gonna take more than three hours why you didn’t let customer knows so Mr. Robert came to me and told me, "You’re gonna be next." I told him how much time left for the one inside. He told me, "The one inside he gonna finish after 10 or 15 minutes and you will be next."
I waited one hour. It was one 20 and my car was not inside. I talk to the manager. I talk to him. I told him, "I have some work and I have something to do. Can you give me a car or anybody can give me a ride to use my car at home." he refused. What make me upset for that for this bad service two people behind me already been served. I feel like they treated me disrespectfully. I asked him to deal and call the manager. He refused and I told him I was treated so badly and disrespectfully. He did nothing.
So when I left the place, I talk to that lady she supposed to be a manager and her name is Tina. She hung up three times. I have approved from my phone and in the same time I need Investigation and watch the camera and see how badly I was treated inside. That place is a big difference when I went to that place to purchase a car and to get a free service recall and keep hanging up my phone to reschedule or to have another appointment. I feel like being treated very disrespectfully and racist. I need Investigation for that. And after that when I left they send invoice full of lies saying I refused to fix my car inside.
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2025
I was blatantly misled by a Ford representative regarding reimbursement — and this was on a recorded line. I was instructed to return to the dealership and pay an additional $200 inspection fee in order to qualify for reimbursement. After I complied, the representative completely changed her story and denied what she had previously promised. This is dishonest and unacceptable.
I have been a loyal Ford customer for 21 out of the past 22 years, owning multiple Ford vehicles and only briefly driving another brand. That loyalty clearly means nothing to Ford, given how I was treated. Because of this experience, I will no longer support Ford, I will be selling my current vehicle, and I will strongly advise others to avoid this company.
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