I had insurance work done on a 2023 Explorer for damage to the driver's side headlight, due to ice…read moreflying off the roof from a vehicle driving in-front of my wife. This Explorer, my family's primary car, spent weeks at a competing Ford dealership in Prince George, without any real work being completed... Seriously almost 7-weeks... Moved the vehicle to Richmond Ford (via the body shop) and Jeff had it out the door in less than 2-weeks (waiting on parts included), and it was fully functional. Jeff from service was very communicative with the body shop (a breath of fresh air) and ensured the insurance company had the information they needed to approve the repairs. I highly recommend this service department based on this experience. I generally handle my own preventative maintenance, but I will not hesitate to return here when I need a proper diagnosis and/or repair completed correctly and in a timely manner.

Richmond Ford Lincoln is one of the worst Ford dealerships I have ever dealt with…read more I recently brought my vehicle in for what turned out to be warranty-related repairs. After diagnosing the issue, the dealership completed the work and informed me that the failure was likely caused by an outside incident. I knew that was not the case, but I paid for the repairs as instructed. Later, it was determined that the work should have been covered under warranty. More than 70 days later, I am still waiting to be reimbursed for charges that I should never have paid in the first place. To make matters worse, during that same period, my vehicle experienced another issue and the wrench light illuminated again. When the vehicle was inspected, it was discovered that the dealership had failed to properly tighten a hose connection during the original repair. That oversight was the cause of the warning light. They also neglected to reset my oil service reminder before returning the vehicle. Thank God I brought it to another dealership for service. Between the lengthy delay in resolving the warranty reimbursement, the careless workmanship, and the lack of attention to detail, I have completely lost confidence in this dealership. I even reached out directly to General Manager Mike Serpico in an effort to resolve my concerns, but the response I received was far from satisfactory. Overall, this has been an extremely frustrating experience marked by poor communication, substandard service, and a lack of accountability. I will not be returning to Richmond Ford Lincoln for future service or vehicle purchases.

Buying a vehicle can be exhausting. These guys make it easy. They have quality inventory and just…read morewant to sell you a vehicle at a very fair price with no hassle. I was in and out of there in an hour. See Joe and Chris. Great guys! Keep up the good work and great service!

Excellent car, reasonable price, no pressure, full disclosure. What could be better?read more

I've been bringing my 2023 Toyota here for routine service, but my last visit made me rethink that…read more At 45,000 miles, I was told I urgently needed two things: -a PCV valve replacement -an A/C vent/evaporator cleaning Both were presented as immediate concerns. After checking Toyota's actual maintenance schedule and speaking with two independent mechanics, it turns out neither service was urgent or required. A PCV valve on a nearly new Toyota doesn't need replacement at this mileage unless there are symptoms (there weren't), and the A/C cleaning is an optional deodorizing treatment. The part that bothered me wasn't the upsell itself, but the way it was framed: warm tone, urgent language, and the assumption that I wouldn't question it. Anyone coming here should double‑check recommendations against Toyota's maintenance schedule or an independent mechanic, because some of the urgent items I was given turned out to be optional. I'll still come here for basic maintenance, but I'll be double‑checking every recommendation going forward.

I had an overall positive experience shopping and ultimately purchasing a vehicle at Haley Toyota…read morein Midlothian VA. My inquiry began online and I was contacted by a sales representative the next day. This dealership had a large inventory of the vehicle I was looking for which was a Toyota Tundra. There were many available in different trims with various options. I drove up last Tuesday and drove the one I was interested in and negotiated and got a good price. The pricing currently on all brands of trucks are a bit outrageous but, I bought one in the limited trim (mid-level) that had all the options I was looking for. The "out the door price" was a bit under than what I expected and I qualified for 1.9% financing. In today's economy that's a score. I was able to purchase the bed cover, step rails and tailgate inserts and all were installed by the dealership for free. The bed cover alone is a thousand dollar install. So that translated to more savings. The salesperson I dealt with as well as the business manager were professional and courteous. I inquired here because the Toyota dealerships near me in North Carolina had much smaller inventory and would not negotiate on pricing. What was on the window sticker was the price I was told. It was worth the two hour drive up and back on two separate days to purchase a vehicle I was looking for.

Great car-buying experience. Quality product at great price! Even let us take the car to be…read morechecked out by our mechanic on our test drive.

I purchased a 2014 Subaru Outback from DFS in January 2022 and they were great to work with and the…read morecar is wonderful. I would definitely buy from them again.

I took my Jaguar into the Richmond service department due to a recall notice I received directly…read morefrom Jaguar. In addition to the recall, my dashboard was displaying an "SOS System" error. After dropping off my vehicle, I received a call from the service advisor the next day. He told me the recall-related system update had been completed and that the SOS error was resolved as a result of the update--implying that no further work was needed. Great, or so I thought. When I picked up my vehicle, I was shocked to see a $250 charge on my bill for an "SOS system diagnostic." I questioned this, especially since the advisor had explicitly told me over the phone that the issue had been resolved by the recall update. His story changed immediately. He now claimed they did the diagnostic before performing the update--something he absolutely did not mention on the phone. Then he backtracked again, saying they had to be cautious and do the diagnostic first in case the update caused further issues. That's not only contradictory--it makes no sense. I told him again: the update fixed the issue, you said no additional action was needed, and I was never told about any charge. His final excuse? "Well, the tech has to be paid for his time." That's not how recall work operates. By federal law, recall repairs must be provided free of charge on cars up to 15 years old. My car is only 8. I was never informed there would be a charge, never given a chance to approve or decline it, and the issue resolved itself with the recall update. Charging $250 for something that didn't need diagnosing--after telling me it was already fixed--is dishonest and unacceptable. This experience was incredibly disappointing. The lack of transparency and shifting explanations from the service advisor made it clear that customer trust and fair pricing are not priorities here. I expected better from Jaguar. I won't be returning to this service center again, and I urge others to get everything in writing before agreeing to anything here.

Let me start by saying I love my Range Rover, but I'll never take it to Land Rover Richmond…read more(Midlothian) again. Recently, I brought my truck in because the horn stopped working. Very important to fix... but I felt bad bringing it in for something so small, so I asked them to change the spark plugs at the same time so they could make a few bucks. $500 to change the spark plugs. They couldn't figure out what was wrong with the horn and charged me to replace the horns with new OEMs. Still didn't work, so they gave up. WHAT?!? They mentioned "because your car is more than 10 years old, we can't warrantee any of the work we do". WTF?!? So a place that's supposed to be filled with Range Rover experts doesn't have any Range Rover experts on site? Story gets worse. They called me and said they spotted a coolant leak. Mind you, I saw ZERO evidence of a coolant leak where we park. Never a single leak in years. But, I paid them $1500 anyway to change a coolant line (highway robbery) as a precaution. A few days later, my 16-yo daughter got stranded due to overheating! In essence, I paid Land Rover $1500 to give me a dangerous problem I didn't already have. I never should have let these ppl touch my car. I got the repairs needed elsewhere at a reputable shop with real mechanics and had to laugh at how unskilled the mechanics at Land Rover must be these days. What a shame. In my experience, Land Rover Richmond is filled with "worky tickets" who pad your bill with unnecessary work while causing problems you didn't have so they can maximize profit. Guess it doesn't matter to Land Rover Richmond if they endanger their drivers. Shame on them.

Poorly managed. They forgot about my vehicle and then instead of prioritizing it, they continued to…read morepush me off day by day. Really unhappy with the service and lack of communication and did not feel valued as a customer.

I recently experienced a transmission failure and took our '09 Civic to River Ridge Automotive &…read moreTransmission for diagnosis and an estimate. That same day Jerry provided a preliminary estimate and since it was for significantly less than I expected, I told him to do the repair. Less than 24 hours later the job was completed at the quoted price and I was ready to roll. I've since put over a thousand miles on the repaired vehicle and it runs as good as new. I have done business with this company over many years with multiple vehicles and have always been 100% satisfied by the quality work, quick turnaround and fair price charged by Jerry and his team at this shop.

The service department went out of their way to try to solve a starting problem I have for my 2013…read moreLexus. They gave me a loaner for five days while trying to figure out the issue, which is very difficult to diagnose since it is intermittent. While we did not solve the problem, I give them A for effort, and would definitely return. Bob W

On Monday, 13 July 2026, I telephoned Sheehy Lexus of Richmond. When connected to a salesperson, I…read moreasked if Sheehy Lexus titles and registers new vehicles in the state of North Carolina when the buyer is a resident of North Carolina. The salesperson assured me "they (we) do it all the time." I then told the salesperson I was interested in purchasing a hybrid Lexus that shows in their inventory as arriving by 30 July. The salesperson said he would prepare the quote and send it to my email address. A couple of hours passed, and I had no email. I texted the salesperson, giving him my email address once again, to see if there was a problem with the address. He texted me back, said he got busy with "guests", and would send the quote over very soon. Still . . . no quote. I texted the salesperson once again (I was ready to purchase this car). Here is the text he sent to me verbatim: "Yes, I'm sorry. I have not sent it yet. Because of the market on the hybrid management would like to keep our hybrids in the local area. Is there anyway to register the vehicle here in Virginia and not North Carolina." I was pretty shocked by his text. We had already talked about registering the car in North Carolina. He said they do it "all the time." Now they want to keep the car in Virginia because it's a hybrid? What? He suggests titling and registering the car in VA when this is not my legal residence? How do I get insurance on a car licensed in VA when it will be housed in North Carolina? He told me he would talk with his General Manager and get back to me today, 14 July. It's 4:59 p.m. He never called. Sheehy Lexus of Richmond is off my list of possible dealerships.

I bought a retired state police sedan cruiser from this dealer. I was concerned about the internal…read morewater pump in this engine as they are known to fail. After the warranty expired I took it back to have he water pump replaced. As it turned out Mike had replaced the pump before i purchased the car. A shady dealer would have taken my money and done nothing. Mike checked the car and his records of it and found that the pump was replaced. They charged nothing for looking into this and informed me of the warranty of the pump should it fair in the future. I can not be more happy about doing business with this dealer.

Exceptional service and unbeatable prices. Find my daughters first car there and we're beyond happy…read morewith it. Go here for all your car and automotive needs!!!