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They are the worst dealership when it comes to repairing - stevenhatchett2

They are the worst dealership when it comes to repairing your car telling you that they can't fix something and that all the car models that I have the GMC terrain have the same grinding noise when you back up the car they can't check the transmission because there's no dipstick but when I went on the internet for the GMC and told them there is a way to check you'll transmission fluid they asked me that I believe everything I see on the internet so I can't get no result so I'm going to just post everything I can on the internet I'm sorry they treat me like a peasant but I'm sorry also that I bought that GMC terrain

Best Service Center! - Jmkeyser94

This is honestly the best service I’ve had of any dealership. I had an appointment for an oil change at 10 a.m. I showed up late and they still had me taken care of in less than 45 minutes. They are always very informative, they never try to pressure you on any services. All of the techs/mechanics are very friendly and clearly well trained. I drive an hour and a half from FarmVille to have my service done by them, if that tells you anything.

I have been a Ted Britt Customer for as long as I’ve been - jjm0526

I have been a Ted Britt Customer for as long as I’ve been in Virginia, up until the last two months the service had been great. For those reasons I was hopeful for an amicable solution to a seemingly simple issue - unfortunately the service director, and service manager were not accessible during my attempts to connect and my service advisor was blatantly disinterested in rectifying this situation. The following has been submitted to the BBB and DMV for complaints on less than stellar business practices of Ted Britt Fairfax Service Department. tldr: Take your business elsewhere if you can, particularly for warranty work. Document and over communicate as not every service advisor is as engaging as others, being that you may also find yourself in an unethical situation - suitable of after-action and/or litigation. - After identifying a rear pinion seal leak I took my 2015 Ford Mustang to Ted Britt Fairfax Ford on 8/24/2022 for diagnostic and service. I was later informed that mechanics had checked for a differential leak and confirmed a leak at the drain plug in the rear, but that mechanics had secured the plug and all was ok. At this time I was prompted for payment, upon questioning as to why (as this is a covered service under Ford ESP Warranty), I was told there would be no charge. After noticing odd noises, and fluttering the following month I returned for service on 09/30/2022. At this time I was informed that internal gears from the rear differential were binding and causing problems inside the rear of the automobile. I was told that necessary repairs would not be rendered under warranty because this vehicle had been previously serviced from a third party company on 08/20/2022. After communicating with *** ********, Ted Britt service advisor, I relayed that the initial leak had been identified by the third party servicer in question and it was this guidance that prompted me to schedule the initial appointment on 08/24/2022. While rear differential fluids were filled at this time, all was in line according to the manufacture as to allow safe passage to the dealership for final service and repair on 08/24/2022. In the present circumstance, Ted Britt refuses to action warranty service arguing misuse on 08/20/2022. Their justification is as follows: (1) Preliminary service not taking place at the Ted Britt dealership, and (2) Additive not being included in rear differential service at that time. Both of these arguments flagrant contradictions of embedded verbiage within the National Vehicle Service Contract - FORD ESP Warranty agreement signed on 08/13/2018 and the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act of 1975, respectively. The FORD-ESP terms and conditions state rear differential service repair as a covered service subject to deductible as component of transmission and POWERTRAIN Care with appropriate maintenance schedule performed as directed by FORD 2015 Mustang Owners Manual. My current FORD ESP Warranty Agreement is scheduled to expire in October 2022, it is my belief that the staff of Ted Britt Ford Fairfax intentionally moved to deceive through the intentional withholding of information and diagnosis on 08/24/2022, as to further damage the vehicle and prolong timeline for non-covered repairs within the next 70 days. This flagrant negligence acts as a clear violation of deceptive trade practices act. Zero efforts have been made to rectify the situation or retain my business.

I just wanted to say well done Austin! Although... - mike22030

I just wanted to say well done Austin! Although ultimately I purchased elsewhere, his professionalism, attitude, and just overall kindness/knowledge is incredible. I had a great experience here, and this was one of the friendliest dealerships I’ve been to. Well done and keep doing what you’re doing Austin!

Mike G. Needs Customer Service Training - Fem32

So, as far as Quick Lane goes... I have no issue with the folks there. It's Mike G. that I have a problem with, purely speaking as a customer. My car had been in and out of the shop while under warranty (purchased used) and the same issues kept arising. I called and talked to Mike G. to see what would happen with these parts if they kept going out after being replaced. His response, "It's on you then." It's on me... when the parts you have provided keep going up in smoke and the problem clearly isn't being fixed?? VERY RUDE IN TONE. ABRUPTLY HUNG UP ON ME.

Best Service Shop Ever for Heavy Work Trucks - tuckemail

5 Star service all the way. 4 star on price just because they are expensive, but you get what you pay for. This last visit they found a leak I didn't know I had. Saved me a major hassle with traveling out of town. I love this place. Mike always takes care of me.