9 Ford Dealers near 33063near 33063

This dealership has a great staff. - Tarpondoug

This dealership has a great staff. The managers and salespeople were all cordial and helpful. It’s always a daunting thought when shopping for a vehicle. AutoNation took all of those thoughts away and made the buying process comfortable.

My sales representative was very knowledgeable he - yardman9.dr48

My sales representative was very knowledgeable he explains everything about my f150 truck he also introduced he to the service department overall the complete staff was awesome I would definitely recommend friends and family to autonation ford in margate

I leased a Ford Mustang Mach E GT. - levin92

I leased a Ford Mustang Mach E GT. My salesman was John Ball. You can be sure whatever John tells you it will happen. Also, the dealership feels like a local down home dealer which is refreshing. I highly recommend Plantation Ford. By the way I live about 80 miles from Plantation Ford.

I recently had an excellent experience at GRIECO Ford - mike mahayni

I recently had an excellent experience at GRIECO Ford Fort Lauderdale, thanks to the assistant manager, Emily. I came in with an issue of low oil levels, and Emily promptly took charge. She immediately had my truck checked out and confirmed it was low and immediately proceed of replacing the oil and oil filter. Additionally. Also, my alignment on the truck was done there and she further look into that and took care action of what needed to be done.. I truly appreciate Emily’s dedication and proactive approach. She’s a great asset to the team and gerico Ford fort Lauderdale. Thanks again for taking care of my red F250 pick up truck. Mohamad

Tvoe was very professional and tried everything in his - Johnson

Tvoe was very professional and tried everything in his power to get me a good rate and I love that, very nice guy too

Sawgrass Ford does have staff members who are caring and - David Cabessa

Sawgrass Ford does have staff members who are caring and responsible the shop foreman, technicians (especially the one who worked on my vehicle), and cashier staff. My issue is with management and how Sawgrass exploits Florida’s weak consumer protection laws, which are minimal for new vehicles and nonexistent for used ones. I own a 2011 Ford Mustang with an ongoing transmission issue. I first brought it to CarMax Pompano in November 2024, which turned into a three-month battle. Later, I tried Tune Rite in Boca Raton and had similar problems. As a student at Universal Technical Institute (Miramar Campus), one of my instructors recommended Sawgrass because they work on many S197 Mustangs. Since Sawgrass also partners with UTI, I trusted them. That was a mistake. If you review the images I’ve attached, including my repair orders (ROs) and text messages with my service advisor, Oscar Ortega, you’ll see the pattern. On my first visit, Oscar changed prices twice, blaming my MaxCare warranty for not covering labor. Later I learned this was false. Service advisors are supposed to negotiate so the customer pays only the deductible. Multiple instructors confirmed this. The quoted vs. final RO showed extreme labor charges more like BMW (I'm a BMW Tech) rates than Ford. Techs don’t see that money; they’re paid flat rate, while the dealer profits. Most likely the tech initially found the transmission needed replacement, but Oscar wanted the warranty to cover a smaller repair. The torque converter was replaced, but the slipping continued. I even experienced deceleration while driving when I told Oscar, his reply was, “How is that possible?” After further testing, they confirmed the transmission needed replacement. Oscar then quoted me $3,600, even though MaxCare had already approved a rebuilt transmission. He told me, “If you can’t pay, come pick up your car,” knowing it was unsafe. I escalated to UTI staff, who spoke with Service Manager Bill. Meanwhile, MaxCare confirmed the prior $1,000 repair should have rolled over. Bill admitted they were correct, but did nothing until I called Ford Corporate. Ford was shocked, contacted Sawgrass, and only then was the cost reduced to my $300 deductible. Even then, Sawgrass never disclosed the transmission was on backorder. Instead, I received vague texts from Oscar about “waiting on parts.” I had to call Ford myself to confirm the backorder. When I pressed Oscar, only then did progress happen. My car sat outside from late July onward. I filed a complaint with Ford; Sawgrass never responded. When I asked Bill for a new service advisor, Oscar contacted me anyway and even called to say, “What have I done to you for you to treat me like this?” The documentation shows otherwise. He consistently avoided accountability and shifted blame to MaxCare or me. He even claimed they “never knew it was backordered,” though the parts department had already confirmed it to me. In the end, I did get my car back and the rebuilt transmission works, but the experience was unacceptable. My vehicle sat for months, was returned filthy, and now has electrical issues from being stored improperly with the battery still connected. Florida’s lack of consumer protection lets dealers like this operate without consequence. Even Ford Corporate admitted these cases happen most often in Florida. If you are considering Sawgrass Ford for service, I recommend going elsewhere. Independent shops in South Florida may play games too, but nothing like what I experienced here. I hope this review helps future customers and makes Sawgrass management think twice before taking advantage of another customer.

I had a fantastic experience at Pines Ford buying a new - hctalvar2

I had a fantastic experience at Pines Ford buying a new truck! Rodolfo, our salesman, was exceptional—knowledgeable, friendly, and transparent. He listened to my needs, guided me to the perfect truck, and secured a great deal with no pressure. The entire Pines Ford team was professional and efficient, making the process seamless. Rodolfo even followed up post-sale to ensure my satisfaction. Highly recommend Pines Ford and Rodolfo for an outstanding car-buying experience! Five stars!

I brought the vehicle to Greico Monday, 5/22/2023 with - cmdiii

I brought the vehicle to Greico Monday, 5/22/2023 with air flowing but not very cool temperature. They ran "tests" and determined I need two (2) new evaporator cores replaced. The costs were $4,094.24. I agreed to the repair and received the vehicle Friday, 5/26/2023. I picked up the vehicle and the A/C was working and felt cool temperature but not real cold. I drove the car for about 2 weeks, and then the air starting to blow warm again. I called Greico on 6/7/2023 and they said to bring it back in. The next availability I had on my schedule was on 6/14/2022. Greico ran more "tests" and determined I now need a new air compressor at a cost of $2100 (text). That is over $6000 for a car A/C. I refused to allow them to make any more repairs at this point as I do not trust them, and I went to another repair shop (Empire Auto in Fort Lauderdale, FL). At Empire Auto on 6/16/2023, they ran tests and determined I needed a new air compressor for $2,048.30. I allowed them to conduct the repair. I received the car back on 6/16/2023, and it was working great. I drove the car a couple days and realized a mildew smell in the car which seemed like sitting water. I inspected the vehicle and found a large wet area in the front passenger seat. I brought the vehicle to a local mechanic for an opinion, and he said it appears to be leaking from the evaporator and is likely a clogged drain line. He said since Grieco did the repair work, they should fix any issues arising from the repair at no cost. He also reminded me that Grieco replaced the air compressor in the vehicle less than one (1) year ago, which I completely forgot. I contacted Grieco on 6/21/2023 and they said to bring in the vehicle. I brought the vehicle back to Grieco on 6/22/2023 and they ran "tests" and inspected the vehicle. No shock, they claim none of the issues arise from their evaporator core work and the leak is coming from outside the vehicle, like the door or windshield. They said the cost to repair would "begin" with a leak test to determine the leak location and then they could advise of the repair required. They quoted the cost to "start" at $540 for the leak test, then the costs for the labor and materials for the repair would follow. At this point I've had enough and told them to do no repairs and return the vehicle. I then took the vehicle back to Empire Auto on 6/22/2023 for their analysis. Upon arriving to the shop, I was on the phone for +/-20 minutes prior to exiting the vehicle. The repair shop manager walked up and asked me to look under the vehicle, and he said there should be a significant puddle of water below the vehicle from condensation draining from the A/C, yet there was no water at all. At this point, the front passenger area had a small puddle of water accumulating on the floor. In a short amount of time, the repair shop was able to confirm the leak in the vehicle was from the clogged drainpipe leading from the A/C system. In addition, the repair shop was able to find a Ford Manufacturer fault on the A/C drain system and conducted a further repair applying a Ford Manufacturer drain elbow to alleviate any leaks. The repair shop conducted the drainpipe clearing and the pipe elbow application, along with drying out the vehicle. Following, the repairs were a total of $398.00, and the vehicle is completely dry. Even with several upcoming South Florida torrential downpours, the vehicle is dry inside (no outside vehicle leak). I submitted a claim on BBB for a full refund, and Greico completely ignored it. Stay away from this place. (Note: I had much more info. but I'm limited to 765 words)

Let me start by saying Kareen and the sales staff seem - timboslice1994

Let me start by saying Kareen and the sales staff seem terrific and exceptional. With that being said that was the last and final experience my wife and I plan on ever having with Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet of Pompano. To summarize, my wife and I were both in the market for new vehicles, she was looking for a BMW X5 and I was looking for a new LT Trail boss with the updated interior. After searching and leaving Braman BMW of Jupiter and looking at a beautiful X5 for her we decided to check out the White BMW X5 Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet had to offer since I was also in the market for a new Chevrolet. Unfortunately we barely even made it past the front door. Even though it was posted as available, on the lot, and priced well before I even got to mention I was looking at trading my new F150 we were told the X5 was available but the "GM" had it. At first I thought GM as in general motors so I was a bit confused, but that confusion was short lived when we were told it was actually the General Manager who took it home and decided to drive it for the weekend. When we asked to see the vehicle and for him to bring it in we were told we would have to wait until he is finished with the vehicle and he will bring it in Monday. Kareen was very sweet and took my number even though I told her we were no longer interested. Frustrated because my wife who is a Dermatology PA and I working in Offshore petroleum, with two children in the mix, have almost no time to really do much let alone drive an hour to see a vehicle posted and ready to be sold just to be told the General Manager took it home for his own pleasure. Even with that we decided to drive home and give the dealership one more chance to make it right. We asked Kareen if she could text her GM and ask him to bring the vehicle in the next day instead of Monday. She was extremely kind and considerate and said she would ask. She was told no so apparently the GM joy rides are more important than the customers that keep the doors open. It really shows where this dealership's priorities lie and how little they will go for potential customers. If they aren't even willing to bring a vehicle in they have listed for sale and available I can only imagine how little they would be willing to work for any of their customers on a deal that works for them. Extremely unprofessional and will be taking our business elsewhere.