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    Roesch Ford - The hole on the left shows the real lug nuts.  The hole on the right should have a hollow lug nut.  Several others were spun, but hung on.

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    I want to thank Alex (cool mustache guy) in the Service Department for going above and beyond…read moreyesterday to take care of the issue I had with the locks on my wheels. I told the guy that checked me in that I wanted that done. When everything was done, I asked about the lock that I asked for and was told that they were not in stock but could order them. I go to the Parts Department and was take care of by Nicky, also an excellent customer service representative who definitely cares, told me they DID have them in stock, so either they lied to me about not having them in stock or they forgot. Anyways, Alex understood my frustration and since it was late and most likely the mech guy had left or where about to leave, ALEX went ahead and installed them himself. Awesome guy, especially since he didn't even cause the problem, but he fixed it and that is the only reason I'm giving 5 stars!

    If I could give zero stars, I would…read more I don't know what is more impressive - this dealership's ability to waste a customer's time or their complete disregard for basic professionalism! After confirming that a vehicle was available, taking it for a test drive and expressing clear intent to purchase, I completed my paperwork - giving my social security and basic information, clearly, I was ready to purchase the vehicle. While my paperwork was being completed, another salesperson was showing the vehicle to another couple that arrived after me. Then, they took it for a test drive. I asked my salesperson, "why are they taking my vehicle on a test drive?" He responded, "no worries, you were here first and you are first in line to purchase as long as the numbers make sense". My salesperson went to submit my application, then returned to take my keys to inspect my possible trade-in. The other salesperson returned with the other couple and was working on their paperwork. We were sitting at the next desk so I could hear a good portion of the conversation. My salesperson went to check on my paperwork, and he said as soon as they have some "numbers to review" we would continue. Next to us the other salesperson was already talking about "can I get a commitment". The other salesperson left then returned and started talking about how much their payment would be and the terms of the contract. I said to my salesperson, "how are they talking terms and I haven't gotten any type of deal?". My salesperson went to check. In the meantime, the people next to me shook hands and rang the stupid bell to indicate a vehicle sold. I then finally received an alert from my credit service that my credit score was just pulled. Then, my salesperson returns with Paul Johnson (BDC Manager). Paul sits down and says, "we are so sorry, the vehicle has sold". I said, "you sold that vehicle from under my feet" and Paul said, no that didn't happen. I said, "I was here first, test drove first and clearly stated I wanted the vehicle". I stood up at this point, and he asked me to move to another desk, away from the people that had just bought my vehicle. Then, Frank Herrera (Sales Manager) came over to us and he again said, the vehicle has been sold. I asked, how can you sell the vehicle I made clear intentions to buy, Frank started to say something about having 3 different Finance Managers. I said, "my salesperson said not to worry because I was here first and I test drove first and stated I wanted to buy the vehicle". I said, "you didn't want to sell us the vehicle, I see want's happening, you gave preference to the Caucasian couple and didn't even run my credit till 2 minutes ago". Frank said, "no that isn't it, I'm Mexican". I said, "that is exactly what happened, I was here before that couple arrived, I test drove and made my intentions clear, and my credit didn't get run till minutes ago when their deal was already done". As a side note, I have an excellent credit score and can buy any vehicle on their lot cash, if I choose to do that. Frank tried to patronize me and asked, "what else can we show you, what are you interested in", my response," I told you what I wanted to buy, and you sold it from under my feet". Frank then stood up, shook my hand and scurried away from the situation caused by his sales team. Let's be clear: this isn't just poor communication - its outright DISRESPECT. If a dealership can't manage something as simple as keeping a serious buyer as a priority, what does that say about how they handle financing, paperwork, or post sales support? Trust is everything in a purchase this big, and they shattered it before I even got the chance to sign anything. What really stands out is the complete lack of accountability. No apology with substance, no attempt to make things right, just a shrug and "these things happen type attitude" - a quick obligated handshake and scurried walk to exit the situation, as if my time and effort meant absolutely nothing. There are plenty of dealerships out there that value customers and operate with a basic level of integrity. This Ford dealer is NOT one of them! Save yourself the frustration and take your business somewhere that understands the concept of honesty and respect.

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