Varsity Ford

I drove to Varsity on monday evening to shop for a new Ford Edge...I was greeted by Kay Ferguson who is the new car sales manager at this dealership....she was very professional...she helped me choose my Ford Edge...I was greeted by Kay Ferguson who is the new car sales manager at this dealership....she was very professional...she helped me choose my dream car from a very large selection of many colors and options...she took the time to go on a test drive with me and demonstrated the many electronic functions on this vehicle...from the sync system to the sirius radio option...i never felt rushed or pressured she worked out several purchase and lease options for me to choose from....she allowed me to make my own decision and was never pushy...I got the deal and the car I wanted....my new edge was delivered to my office the following day....sparkling clean with a full tank of gas..I will be sending my friends and family to see her if they are in the market for a Ford. More

I assumed that a ford dealer would be the best people to service my vehicle. But i was wrong. I went in for a regular oil and filter change and tire rotation. The service man told me i had a major oil leak service my vehicle. But i was wrong. I went in for a regular oil and filter change and tire rotation. The service man told me i had a major oil leak and would need to change the engine seal and would cost $800. <br>Also since my car was approaching 60,000 miles i needed to change the timing belt which would cost another 400.<br><br>I decided to get a second opinion and the trusted neighbourhood mechanic told me my car had leaked not more than a few teaspoons for the life of the car and I had no problem at all.<br>Also I have a 99 Escort ZX2 which only needs the timing belt to be inspected at 120000 miles. I would assume that a "Blue oval certified serviceman" would know this. I guess I assumed wrong.<br><br>Im not going back to varsity ford. More