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Read moreDealership Experience
11 yrs, 7 mos
Industry Experience
16 yrs, 4 mos
Specialties & Trainings
Master Certified Commercial Sales Consultant
AFIP Certified
Masters Sales Consultant
303 Reviews
Write a Review303 Reviews of Matthew Stickney
September 02, 2026
Newin's Bayshore Ford has been my Dealership since I moved to Sayville in 1993. My first vehicle was an Aerostar. Followed by Windstars, then Explorers. Leased and purchased. I only live a few blocks fr moved to Sayville in 1993. My first vehicle was an Aerostar. Followed by Windstars, then Explorers. Leased and purchased. I only live a few blocks from Sayville Ford but on two previous occasions, I was deeply disturbed by the lack of respect and negative attitude by sales personnel. They made me feel unwelcome and wanted to make a sale as soon as possible. I left dissatisfied both times. Luckily, I went to Newin's Ford where I was treated with respect and courtesy. The sales people couldn't be friendlier or more professional with an inviting attitude. On every new lease or purchase, it was allows the same. This and the satisfaction of great built vehicles by Ford I became a customer for life.This dealership is the template for what the "Gold Standard" in the auto industry others should emulate. I'm actually looking to upgrade my current vehicle with another Ford truck. There's no question I'll be returning to Newin's Ford for my next purchase. They are the BEST!!! More
Other Employees Tagged: Dan Salvatore
August 31, 2026
Final Review — Newins Ford of Bay Shore My experience with Newins Ford of Bay Shore was disappointing from beginning to end, primarily because of communication and follow-through. My initial contact w with Newins Ford of Bay Shore was disappointing from beginning to end, primarily because of communication and follow-through. My initial contact with the dealership was on August 6, 2026, regarding a Ford Maverick. I first spoke with Tom Siraco, who emphasized his 45 years of experience. From my perspective, however, the conversation felt dismissive and I did not feel much effort was made to explore whether there were realistic options that might work for my situation. Despite that first impression, I decided to give Newins another opportunity. I later went into the dealership, had my Jeep evaluated, allowed my credit to be run, and began working with Anthony regarding a possible vehicle transaction. I understood from the beginning that there was never any guarantee that financing would work or that a particular deal would be approved. My issue was never the lender’s decision. My issue was the communication afterward. I waited approximately two weeks without meaningful progress or follow-up. That was frustrating because I had already invested my time, gone through the trade and credit process, and remained willing to work with the dealership. On August 22, I spoke with Matthew, the manager/owner, after receiving a voicemail from the dealership. I explained that I was still waiting to hear back regarding the transaction. My understanding was that Anthony was unavailable and that Matthew would reach out to him and have Anthony contact me. Matthew also discussed the negative reviews I had posted and expressed interest in resolving the situation, including the possibility of having the reviews removed if things could be worked out. I told him I was still willing to give Newins another opportunity. I later texted Matthew directly. My message showed as read on August 24. By August 25, I still had not received a response from him or the follow-up I had been told to expect from Anthony. I understand that employees take time off and can be unavailable. What I did not understand was why an active customer could not be handed off to another salesperson or why management could not simply provide an update. What stood out to me afterward was the amount of attention given to the negative reviews themselves. Management contacted me more than once asking that the reviews be removed and explaining that the reviews were affecting them professionally. I was willing to review and correct any specific factual inaccuracies that were brought to my attention. However, I was not comfortable removing a review simply because it was negative. In my opinion, the focus should not be on getting a negative review removed. The focus should be on the customer-service issue that caused the review in the first place. If a salesperson or manager tells a customer they are going to follow up, that follow-up should happen. If circumstances change, communicate that. Customers should not have to chase down salespeople or management for basic updates. What disappointed me most was that I genuinely gave Newins more than one opportunity to turn things around. I moved past my first interaction, came into the dealership, had my trade evaluated, allowed my credit to be run, remained interested in making a deal, and spoke directly with management when they contacted me. Yet I still ended up waiting for communication that never came as expected. I ultimately chose not to continue pursuing a vehicle purchase with Newins because I had lost confidence in the communication and customer-service process. Again, this review is not about blaming Newins because financing did not work out exactly how I wanted. My criticism is about communication, professionalism, and following through on what you tell a customer you are going to do. I started this experience disappointed, gave the dealership another chance, and unfortunately ended the experience even more disappointed. More
Other Employees Tagged: Thomas Siraco
June 25, 2026
I have used Newins multiple times and they have always been great to deal with. This time was exceptional. been great to deal with. This time was exceptional. More
Other Employees Tagged: Kyle Liberty
May 29, 2026
Very non aggressive low pressure place. Very enjoyable, easy experience Tom is good guy great salesman. Very enjoyable, easy experience Tom is good guy great salesman. More
Other Employees Tagged: Thomas Siraco
May 22, 2026
Kyle liberty was a great salesman that ensured this deal was made, he is a pro! was made, he is a pro! More
Other Employees Tagged: Kyle Liberty , Joe
May 16, 2026
I could not be more happy with my experience at Newins Ford. Every step of the way was a dream. Everyone I dealt with was honest, courteous, and knowledgeable. I would recommend them to anyone buying a ca Ford. Every step of the way was a dream. Everyone I dealt with was honest, courteous, and knowledgeable. I would recommend them to anyone buying a car. More
Other Employees Tagged: Kyle Liberty
May 02, 2026
Our fourth car from Newins Ford. Always a pleasure to deal with. That’s why we keep coming back. Always a pleasure to deal with. That’s why we keep coming back. More
Other Employees Tagged: Kyle Liberty, Bryan Blanco
April 28, 2026
Very good ? ? I aw very happy with Newins Ford Which is why I bought 2 new cars from them so far. This is the review that I posted on Google: I have had near ? I aw very happy with Newins Ford Which is why I bought 2 new cars from them so far. This is the review that I posted on Google: I have had nearly forty new cars in my life so far, but only two of those purchases were truly hassle-free and buyer's remorse was never an afterthought in either case. Well, both of those new vehicle acquisitions were made possible by the courteous and professional staff at the Newins Ford Dealership in Bay Shore, Long Island, NY. My most recent Newins purchase was made on April 22nd, 2026 when I was put behind the wheel of a brand new Mustang Ecoboost convertible. Sales Manager, Matthew Stickney and Sales Consultant, Tom Siraco were the two fine gentlemen responsible for making this happen and they could not have done things any better. My experience was nothing less than phenomenal and anybody who wants to buy a new vehicle SHOULD GET TO NEWINS FORD ASAP. Raymond Reis - Smithtown, NY. More
Other Employees Tagged: Thomas Siraco , Thomas Siraco

