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    DeLacy Ford

    DeLacy Ford

    (49 reviews)

    Before reading this review, please realize that I am an Elite Yelper with over 600 reviews…read more Please believe what I say. Now, onto Delacy Ford. I've had a myriad of problems with my vehicle -all of which were not correctly rectified by the service department. From Control arms to sensors they never knew what they were doing. They ordered things incorrectly, parts got lost, incorrect parts ordered, delay, delay, delay, after delay. Glenroy in the service department really doesn't understand what's going on. I spoke with the owner Peter Delacy many times and though he tried his best -his dealership is run by incompetence. When I finally got my car back, they did not charge me, which was wonderful. However, not three hours after I drove off the lot, my AC condenser broke. Coincidence - I think not. The AC condenser was not the problem. I brought the car in for. I took it to my AC guy- he said that it looked like my AC condenser was tampered with. Now I don't know whether the service department here at this dealership did that- because they ate so much money fixing my vehicle?? You know I can't tell. But I will never set foot in that dealership again and I don't think you should either. Be aware, and BEWARE.

    Let me start by saying, for the better part of 10 years, I was DeLacy's biggest cheerleader…read more Sadly, no more. My car died on the road and I had it towed to DeLacy Ford Elma. I didn't hear anything - or receive a return call for three days. After having my partner stop in and ask what was going on, we were told they had found that they needed my second key fob to "finish their diagnostics". They apparently knew this for 2 or 3 days, but no one ever called to tell me. This was on a Saturday. So, if we hadn't stopped in it would have been Monday until we heard anything - if then. When we arrived there, the gate was open and my car was sitting unlocked. Anyone could have gone in and taken or destroyed anything they wanted - seeing as no one questioned us when we drove right into the gate and up to the car. Upon entering the dealership, the first thing I was told was that no one knew what was going on. They called someone and I was told I needed a new key fob. (almost $400) Then they said I needed to replace the relay (for the antitheft system) They said that's why I needed a new key. Not true. They Could have replaced the relay ($119) and reprogramed the current keys to communicate with it. I was told this (after the fact) by 3 other mechanics and looked it up online as well. I called every single day from the second day the car was there, but no one ever returned any calls. So, what could I do? They had my car and, so far, a bill for $200 so - Once I gave the ok to order the (unnecessary) key and install the relay, I didn't hear anything for 2 more days. Even though I was told I'd get a call "later that day". When I Did finally get hold of someone, 2 days later, she told me the car had been done the day I was waiting for the return call. By now it was later on a Saturday, So I had to wait until Monday to get my car. It's not running as smoothly as it used to (seems to want to die every time I slow down) But I no longer trust DeLacy Ford. I feel they charged me for a key I didn't need. I also feel their lack of communication, poor service and (to put it kindly) less than completely truthful behavior calls the trustworthiness of this dealership in serious doubt. Quite a turn-around from their previous service.

    Transit Auto Detail

    Transit Auto Detail

    (17 reviews)

    I cannot recommend Transit Auto Detail in Elma, NY highly enough. While driving from New York City…read moreto Canada to visit my family, my car suddenly lurched about 45 minutes from the border, forcing me to pull over. I honestly thought I was going to be stranded overnight waiting for repairs. From the moment the flatbed driver arrived, I knew I was in good hands. He was incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and reassuring during what was a very stressful situation. When my vehicle arrived at the shop, the entire team was professional, efficient, and genuinely caring. They quickly diagnosed the problem and had my car repaired in just 2 1/2 hours. Thanks to their outstanding service, I was able to continue my trip and make it home to see my family the very same day. Their honesty, expertise, and commitment to helping customers are truly exceptional. If you're ever in need of trustworthy, fast, and compassionate automotive service, Transit Auto Detail is the place to go. Thank you to everyone on your team for turning what could have been a travel nightmare into such a positive experience. I am incredibly grateful!

    I needed a tow through AAA car services a couple months ago , I had a driver come to my home to…read morepick up my car I needed transported to a mechanic, the driver asked about a vehicle I had in driveway that I was selling . He said he was interested and later in the week we made an agreement that he would take the vehicle with the condition that he would take off the new 800.00 dollar tires off and return them to me and keep the vehicle, he later told me he couldn't get tires for the vehicle and he couldn't help me and he kept the new tires ! I have all the texts from the driver communicating with me to show his intentions , and how he said soon afterwards I cant help you ! This is terrible business practice ,cand the company never tried to help me with their deceptive employee!

    Neighborhood Car Care  - 2020 Ford F150 leveled on Bilstein suspension sitting on 20" Fuel Rebels wrapped in LT305/55r20 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T tires.

    Neighborhood Car Care

    (11 reviews)

    I brought my 2022 to Neighborhood Car Care - Elma after noticing a bulge in one of my tires. Since…read morethe vehicle was already there, I also authorized an oil change and left my vehicle overnight to await the inspection. After inspecting my vehicle, I was presented with an estimate of approximately $4,500 in repairs, not including the cost of replacing all four tires. The estimate didn't seem right to me, so I declined the repairs and went up to pick up my car. I watched the technicians pull my vehicle out of the garage following the oil change, paid my bill, and drove about 30 miles directly to my regular mechanic for a second opinion. I'm incredibly glad I did. After a thorough inspection, my mechanic determined that the extensive repairs recommended by Neighborhood Car Care - Elma were not needed. The only repair my vehicle actually needed was a new set of tires because of the damaged sidewall. Even more concerning, he found blowback oil from an improperly installed oil filter upon lifting the car to do an inspection when I arrived. He explained that the oil filter and O-ring had not been installed correctly during the oil change that had just been completed. He corrected the issue, and I was fortunate he caught it when he did. Left uncorrected, it could have resulted in a catastrophic engine failure. I called Neighborhood Car Care - Elma immediately and explained what my mechanic had found. They apologized and stated they would refund the cost of the oil change. Between the approximately $4,500 repair estimate (before tires) for repairs that my mechanic determined were unnecessary and an improperly installed oil filter on a routine oil change, I have no confidence in the quality of the work performed. A routine oil change should be just that--routine. Based on my experience, I believe it's better to steer clear.

    2 Gallons of Coolant = $130.88???…read more Check the hose prices too. $56 and $40 for hoses that are priced between $20-$30 same brand. Radiator was uncharged by around $100. The car is a 2003 Nissan 350z. You'd be a sucker to come here and spend money for car maintenance. I'd never spend this much on such coolant or these parts but hands were tied and had to tow to the nearest shop I knew...However I'll be towing anywhere but here from here on out. Icing on the cake would be the scratches on my hood discovered when picking up my car. This is how you run business?

    Seneca Lift Service - auto - Updated September 2026

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