4 years ago
Let's start from the beginning:
Let's start from the beginning:
If you are coming here for a service for the first time, it's not clear at all where you have to go. There's no clear indication of the entrance to the service area or any other area, actually there's no indication at all. Cars are piled up and the area has a junk yard feel.
After finding the entrance (which by the way is right next a big SUBARU sign with no indication of Ford and that I was only able to find after an employee showed it to me), I gave my car to the person standing there. He didn't have a ford attire or anything that shows he's working for Ford. Basically you are giving your car to a stranger.
So far, I am in a maze of cars and tiny alleys with no sign for the service area and employees handling the cars pulling in have no uniforms.
Now after I dropped off the car, I entered the facility: it's fairly clean but it's outdated, I mean very very outdated. You feel you are back in the 70s. It's also the first dealer, I've been to that doesn't offer coffee or small cereal bar or sthing similar.
The staff in the inside, reflects the same disorganization in the outside. There's no dress code for the employees so you can't tell who is an advisor, who is a customer or hostess or just a dude standing there ... You ll think, at least advisors will be wearing a ford shirts or tshirts?
I came for an oil change and the advisor was surprised that I asked about its cost and its breakdown: I guess they expect you to leave your car and just come back and blindly pay whatever bill you are presented with! In any other dealership I've been before, the advisor always tells you the cost before servicing or repairing anything.
I think the people at this dealership will learn a lot if they pay a visit to the Ford Dealer in Stamford, CT.
I'll update this review after I get my car back. Who knows maybe they are very good servicing the car: doing the job, cleaning the car, add extras, etc.