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I’ve been taking my 22 bronco to them since I got it. - cagecko

I’ve been taking my 22 bronco to them since I got it. The service is always good and they always take care of me

I was very pleased with the service from the DuPratt Ford - starparty1

I was very pleased with the service from the DuPratt Ford Dixon service members from start to finish. It began when I inquired about a vehicle listed on their website and was rapidly contacted by Daniel. The visit to the dealership was pleasant with no hard-sell techniques, but simply folks who gave me information and made the process of purchasing a car easy and painless. After test driving, selecting a vehicle, and beginning the purchase process with Daniel, I was assisted by Tiffany in Finance who is absolutely wonderful! Hands down, this was my best experience ever in purchasing a vehicle. Highly recommended!

Explained what would be done, and was done to a timely - WMONTGOMERY1

Explained what would be done, and was done to a timely manner. Happy Customer Pleased with the work, and time, cost. (sent with Loud Effect)

Thank you David Hall and James Miller. - pfw47

Thank you David Hall and James Miller. All my needs were resolved to my great satisfaction. I am so happy with the results. I feel almost like it is a new vehicle even though it is a 2019. They are an excellent team. Thank you so much for my long list of issues resolved with excellence! The Wrights

Recently I was in the market for a new to me, but used - Erik Garcia

Recently I was in the market for a new to me, but used vehicle. I haven't bought a car in over 10 years because both of my cars are paid off and who wants to rush into a car payment? Anyhow, My two Ford's are over ten years old and the mileage is getting up there, so sooner or later it was inevitable that I was going to have to get a younger vehicle. I'm not made of money, but my credit was ok, so I figured I needed to start looking for something within my budget. I was really looking at a Chevy Trax at Hertz Car Sales on Fulton Avenue, because it seemed in my price range (around 19K), but I hadn't run any credit checks because I want to avoid as many hard inquiries as possible. My thinking was I should go to a bigger dealership first and have them run my credit and based off of what that looked like, I could take that and go to a smaller dealership with no problem. Since, I prefer Ford's in general and I go to Downtown Ford for all my parts anyways, I would start there. So, I go to the lot kind of later in the evening, mind you earlier in the evening I had been at a brewery, so I wasn't looking to do any test driving, I just wanted to get the feel for it. When I got there I met Nick Terrasi (General Sales Manager) and told him about my plans and he explained to me that whatever I thought I was going to do with the credit check, doesn't really work like that. He was kind enough to thoroughly explain the process to me and went through a bunch of financial scenarios with me to get a better idea of what to expect when I did run all the numbers. At the time, I probably didn't seem like a serious buyer, but he still took the time to talk with me, find some car options on the lot, grabbed keys and showed them all to me. Nick seemed like a real genuine guy and not just someone trying to push to sell you a vehicle. No pushiness or urgency to get me out of his hair. He really took some time with me and I got along with him well. We looked at the car I would eventually end up buying that night, but since I had another car at a different place in mind, I never sat down and ran any numbers with him or moved forward with anything that evening. I just told him I'd probably be back, not really knowing if that was true or not. Another night I went to the intended dealership (Hertz Car Sales on Fulton Avenue) to look at the car I did have in mind. As I was leaving the lot their Sales Manager, I forget his name, approached me and I explained pretty much the same as what I had told Nick. The interaction was completely different though. He definitely treated me like I was someone he wanted to get rid of quickly. I didn't like the cut of his jib. Even though they had the vehicle I was really looking at I decided, xxxx this place, and never went back. That weekend I went back to Ford and who do I run into as I was parking...Nick Terrasi. I told him that I was ready to run the numbers and see where the chips fall. He welcomed me in, but he was busy that day. So, he put me with Lenka. I never got her last name, but she was a very nice young lady with a very distinct Australian accent. She was a pleasure to work with. We went for a test drive, talked about life in general and how she ended up here in the US, etc. We got back to the lot, we sat down and went through the whole sales process. She was very attentive and just a sweet person in general. Like I said, a pleasure to work with. I ended up with a car that day and I don't have any inkling of buyers remorse. I ended up driving the new vehicle to the bay area for my daughters volleyball tournaments and I noticed that when I pressed on the brakes at high rates of speed, there was a definite, almost violent vibration in the car. Generally due to warped rotors. So, I called Lenka and explained the situation. She got me in right away to get it looked at. I took a test drive with Ed (the main mechanic) he confirmed, they got me a ride to and from my home and so far so good. I'm completely happy

Best dealership and body shop in Northern California. - sewfixit

Best dealership and body shop in Northern California....Period. Don't waste your time going anywhere else.

Very pleasant, helpful, explained everything , Assisted - rhurtadojr

Very pleasant, helpful, explained everything , Assisted with financing, made sure I understood everything correctly , took their time with me

This place is now called Downtown Ford - new owners took - JeremyR

This place is now called Downtown Ford - new owners took over a couple months ago. They've really cleaned up the place so my wife and I went in to check out the Escape - and we bought one! Thank you Nate and team.

I’m writing to share my recent experience with the - eulaliog2003f

I’m writing to share my recent experience with the service department at Downtown Ford, which left me concerned about their diagnostic practices and customer care. I brought in my Ford F-150 due to a check engine light and explained that the issue felt very similar to a problem I had several years ago, which had been resolved by replacing a fuel injector. After their inspection, they diagnosed a faulty fuel pressure sensor and quoted me a high price to replace it. Something didn’t feel right, so I decided to get a second opinion. The second mechanic quickly determined that the issue was indeed the fuel injector — exactly what I had originally mentioned. They fixed it promptly and at a much lower cost than what Downtown Ford was charging for the incorrect repair. I’m relieved I trusted my instincts and avoided unnecessary repairs and expenses. However, this situation could have easily cost me hundreds of dollars for a fix that wouldn’t have addressed the real problem. I believe customers should be able to trust that a certified dealership service center will conduct accurate diagnostics and take customer input seriously. I’m sharing this to help others who may be considering Downtown Ford for repairs. Always get a second opinion if something doesn’t seem right. I also hope this feedback encourages the dealership to improve diagnostic accuracy and communication with customers.

I sold my vehicle to this dealership over a month ago and - sarah.lorraine0119

I sold my vehicle to this dealership over a month ago and was told I would receive payment within 7–14 days. That seemed fair at the time, so I agreed. However, 15 days passed with zero communication from anyone. When I called to check in, I was told they hadn’t received the title yet and that I would get paid once it arrived. Then, without explanation, I was informed it would actually take 2–4 weeks before I’d see a check. Fast forward to four full weeks later — still no payment, no update, no courtesy call. I took it upon myself to contact my loan company, who confirmed that the title had already been released over a week prior. So clearly, the dealership had what they needed but was still dragging its feet. When I called again, I was bounced around from person to person until finally being told to speak with their DMV clerk. I left two detailed voicemails that day and never heard back. Later that afternoon, I called again and was told she had already left for the day. About 45 minutes later, she finally called me back — and instead of being helpful, she was rude, dismissive, and unprofessional from the start. She repeatedly talked over me, had an attitude the entire time, and actually said, “Since you’re refusing to listen to me, your check will be ready Monday at 11am.” That kind of behavior is absolutely unacceptable — especially from someone representing a business that’s holding thousands of dollars of someone else’s money. The dealership has had the title electronically for over a week, but they’re refusing to release my payment because they want a paper copy — something my lender doesn’t even issue. That’s their internal process problem, not mine, and it’s completely unethical to delay payment because of their own inefficiency. This entire experience has been nothing but frustrating, unprofessional, and disrespectful. The lack of honesty, accountability, and basic communication is astounding. I would strongly urge anyone considering selling or buying a vehicle here to go elsewhere. There are plenty of dealerships that actually follow through on what they promise and treat customers with respect. This one clearly does not.