AutoNation Ford Bellevue - Service Center

Unequivocally, worst customer service experience I have had in 35 years on this earth. Took my Ford Performance vehicle in to Ashley H @ Ford Bellevue Service for a simple change of tires. Literally, a s had in 35 years on this earth. Took my Ford Performance vehicle in to Ashley H @ Ford Bellevue Service for a simple change of tires. Literally, a single action item for low profile tires given the original Cup 2s on the vehicle were at the end of useful life. Upon taking inventory of the car, the advisor made a huge deal of the type of vehicle (which is fine, happens everywhere) and then proceeds to… 1. Tell me I need to get X, Y, Z after markets parts and only those parts 2. Provides an additional 1k in services that the RS “needs” – I am already paying you 1k for equipment – maybe try to install that sufficiently prior to trying to gouge a new customer for an incremental 1k? 3. Within the first 60 mins – I receive an AutoNation email from Florida (this dealer is in Seattle, WA) asking me to buy my Focus RS which I have never seen occur in the first 30-60 mins following checking in at a dealership a. When I bring this to the Service Attendants attention, she asks me if I “would like help routing it to my trash or spam folder?” – PNW passive aggressiveness at its finest 4. I then ask for an update at Hour 3 – to which she returns without an update and throws an east coast Ford dealership under the bus (“when was the last time you serviced this vehicle?” ; “If you don’t replace these lugnuts the wheels will explode”) 5. At Hour 4, when Ashley tells me it will be another 40 mins to finish the job and align the car, I ask her to take the vehicle off the rack because I am in danger of missing another appointment 6. Then, as she passive aggressively finalizes the bill for incomplete work, given the tires were not balanced, she breaks down and starts crying in front of me and is a hysterical mess which makes me extremely uncomfortable as the customer a. Also, makes it a point to state that this is “her livelihood and any negative feedback would impact her professionally” – completely unprofessional way to handle not meeting customer expectation 7. Given a woman is melting down in front of me and it’s a complete public spectacle, I am unable to question Ashley on why I have been overcharged by 40 percent on the brand new tires sold to me by AutoNation Approximately 40 days after the incident, I follow up with Josh M who is the GM of AutoNation Bellevue. I communicated to him the points above and he agreed that the situation was wholly unacceptable. He stressed I would work directly with him and he wanted to “make it right”. Therefore, I carved out MORE time to bring the vehicle back to Bellevue (I live in Seattle) and he also stated a $200 return for the overcharged equipment I voiced to Josh I would not write a review as long as the agreement was upheld. After calling Josh no less than 4 times following our in person meeting, he and his staff are unable or unwilling to send reimbursement for my time in addition to their dishonesty wrt equipment pricing. If you have a Ford Performance vehicle in the PNW and want literally the worst customer service experience possible with a healthy dose of white privilege and absence of honesty in transacting business, give Josh M @ AutoNation a call 😊 More

I purchased a vehicle from these guys last month. The salesman was a consummate professional but my satisfaction ended there. in the past month I have a few small problems with the car and I have to say salesman was a consummate professional but my satisfaction ended there. in the past month I have a few small problems with the car and I have to say that contacting a human being there is virtually impossible due to the extremely bad phone menu system. It literally does not work at all. Making selections offered by the menu only sends you back to the point you started and you can never make contact with anyone there to get service or even ask a simple questinon. Eventually you will get the option for a call back. Selection that gives you the option for a call back, again, over and over and over. Tried to get a call back 5 times, not once did I get a call back that day nor the next day. Went into the dealership to finally get answers about how/when to get my plates, registration and title and also to give inform them of the complete lack of ability to contact them by phone and one of the people, a nice looking older gentleman LAUGHED AT ME. HE LAUGHED AT HIS CUSTOMER'S complete frustration regarding the phone menu. It was all I could to not to punch him in the face after literally making dozens of attempts and waiting for hours and days to ask questions and schedule service (which in my opinion should have been performed before selling me the car in the first place), AND GIVE THEM MONEY! I have attempted to express my frustration numerous times in various ways and when I drive over to get answers THEY LAUGH AT ME. NEVER AGAIN AUTONATION FORD. NEVER AGAIN. They have made it glaringly obvious and demonstrated without any doubt whatsoever that they have ZERO interest in doing business with me. I find it astound that they don't want my money. Seems to me that that's what they're in business for but apparently not. I will drive 50 miles to another dealership if I have to but I am not going to waste a second more of my time trying to give them my business in the future. Not going to happen. I'm done with them. Extremely disappointed and frustrated. AutoNation Ford of Bellevue if you're reading this, you've got to fix your ridiculously non-functioning phone menu system. You're losing customers, you're losing business, and you're losing revenue. Fix it. More

DANGER! SCAM ALERT!! The service center cheated me of $800 for a 30,000 mile service where they flushed engine coolant, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, brake The service center cheated me of $800 for a 30,000 mile service where they flushed engine coolant, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, brake fluids that in the owners manual say should be done after 100,000 miles. More