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    Evergreen Ford Lincoln - 2024 F150

    Evergreen Ford Lincoln

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    We bought a used car from Lakota and the experience was very pleasant. Lakota was amazing and did…read morenot pressure us in the least. His knowledge and expertise was greatly appreciated. Once we purchased the car we realized there was a leak in the windshield but the dealership has stepped up and offered to repair it with no problem. We are very pleased with the entire purchase at this dealership.

    My Mustang could've been destroyed because they misdiagnosed in favor of bogus service suggestions…read more I took it in for 100,000 maintenance and mentioned some resistance when driving. Their technician recommended complete replacement of brakes and pads. Fortunately, their shop was backed up for a month, so I called a nearby company to get it done sooner. Within a half hour, their technician informed me that my brakes were completely fine, they still had plenty of life in them. The problem was the hub assembly, which he showed me was loose. So not only was the fix half the cost of Evergreen Ford's estimate, but that was completely unnecessary AND wouldn't have even fixed the problem. I should also mention, I had my tire pressure sensors changed last year and they kept failing within a few days. Apparently the technician was so inept, he was putting the failed units back onto the car. Took 3 visits before they figured that one out. I debated giving at least 2 stars for the representative who was always good to me, but I never received a followup..

    Eastside Bavarian

    Eastside Bavarian

    (81 reviews)

    Love these guys! I have been going to Eastside Bavarian for years. They are a great compliment to…read moreme, the cheapskate backyard DIY garage mechanic wanna be that drives expensive to maintain cars that aren't always within my skill level to maintain! No funny business here. Just straight shooters. They tell me what is going wrong, they charge fair rates for reliable trustworthy services. Is the cost more than I want to spend, and borderline high? Of course! but who doesn't have high labor and parts prices when providing outstanding service on finicky vehicles? In the end they understand me and my cars. they do the big stuff, and take pictures and give me parts numbers for the things I can do myself. What more can a car guy ask for? How about more free stuff guys? Oh well. I tried!

    I am extremely frustrated and honestly furious with how this entire experience was handled…read more From the beginning, the communication was terrible. I had to repeatedly call the shop myself just to get updates. I was originally told my car would be ready Wednesday. Then I was told Thursday. On Thursday, I was suddenly told they had to reorder a part, so it wouldn't be ready until Friday. After all of that waiting, I finally picked up my car Friday--only to get home and discover a coolant spill. I was extremely upset, called the shop, and was told to have the car TOWED back to them. After waiting days for my car to supposedly be properly repaired, having to tow it back because of an issue immediately after picking it up was completely unacceptable. And it didn't end there. When we picked up the car again, we drove off the lot and received a notification that the hood was open. This is a serious safety concern and completely unacceptable after a vehicle has supposedly been inspected and is ready for the customer to drive. I was told the hood was intentionally left that way because they wanted to "shut it gently." They are an auto repair shop, so the fact that the hood was not properly secured before handing the car back to us is honestly baffling to me. I contacted the owner because I was extremely upset and wanted to give him the opportunity to address what happened. His response was essentially that his team had been on vacation and that this had unfortunately caused a bad experience for me. Honestly, that response made me even more frustrated. I understand that people go on vacation. What I don't understand is why the customer is left to deal with the consequences of staffing issues, poor communication, delays, a coolant spill that required a TOW, and a hood that wasn't properly secured--and then the response is essentially, "Unfortunately, this happened to you." There was no offer to compensate us for the inconvenience, no meaningful attempt to make the situation right, and no real sense of accountability. I have never had a mechanic experience this frustrating. I expected much better communication, attention to detail, quality control, and customer service. The entire experience was stressful, inconvenient, and completely unacceptable. For reference, the repair was around $3,700 with the car being at the shop almost 2 weeks. I would seriously think twice before bringing my vehicle here again.

    David's Auto Detail

    David's Auto Detail

    (9 reviews)

    Disappointing experience here for window tinting. To start, I've had probably 8 cars tinted from a…read morecouple shops, including some family cars I've taken in for tinting so I'm not unfamiliar with what a quality tint job looks like. David's did a decent job in terms of availability, scheduling and a clean (no lint/dirt) install. However, where they could improve is having a standard high quality install. For my install they left a large gap at the top of the windows that were super obvious, something I've never experienced on any other vehicle I've had tinted. I brought my car back to them thinking it may have just been done in error as the gap was also inconsistent on each window. I expressed my concern and showed one of the techs the gaps on both windows and he immediately said it's not good and they'll redo it. Great, we're on the same page. I scheduled another appointment to have the tint redone. On drop off for the redo, I asked Pam at the front desk to confirm they will be able redo and fix the gap. I got an affirmative response. I left and received a call shortly after to again clarify the issue and I explained again that the gap is large and I've never had this on any car before. So redo gets done. I wait the 4 days before rolling down the windows...same big gap, this time it's uneven as well. I give a call to the other shop I used in the past to ask what they do differently and they advised they file the edges on every install so that there is no gap. I call David's back to let them know nothing was improved and advised I contacted the other shop I've used in the past and they file the edges. Now they say that if I wanted that it's $10 more per window, they only do it on higher end cars and they'll also have to charge me to remove the tint to redo it. WTF... If they had been clear on that or even offered the option at the redo appointment , I would have just paid the extra and not waste any more time. They did end up removing the tint and refunding me but it took 3 trips in for this whole process and the reason I chose David's is that they are a local family business and I typically like to support those. I am now going to make the trip back to one of my previous shops to have it done right. What a waste of time!! They did say they were going to do a light clean of my car but all I saw was some poorly applied tire shine that I ended up wiping off so it doesn't sling down the side of my car. Unless you're good with big gaps at the top of your windows or meet their criteria for a luxury car and want to be upcharged for what others do as standard, go elsewhere for your tint.

    Took my car to David's last month to ask if they could fix paint chips and remove a piece of tar…read more They looked at it first and said yes they could do it in a exteriordetail with paint correction, but wanted me to bring in the dealer paint pen. So I picked up the paint pen for my VIN from the dealer and scheduled an appointment. Not only did they not get the tar off, but the pen didn't match. And while the pen not matching is not their fault, they didn't bother to call and tell me after the first rock chip repair to see if they should keep going on the remaining 10+ rock chips. So I paid $411 to now have to go have my entire car hood repainted and the tar professionally removed. They might be ok for a wash and wax and vacuum, but I wouldn't trust them for anything else.

    Issaquah Autos - usedcardealers - Updated September 2026

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