Strathmore Ford

Sa anything to get a sale..all lies. Sold us a truck and said it would be able to easily pull a 6500lb trailer... Couldn't. They also conned us into buying an extended warranty by saying if we never used it said it would be able to easily pull a 6500lb trailer... Couldn't. They also conned us into buying an extended warranty by saying if we never used it we would get some money back... lie. I had some repairs that could have been completed out of warranty but they were cheap so I paid out of pocket to still get the $900 back from the unused warranty... Lie. I asked to speak to a manager about it 3 times, took my name / number and never called me back. More

I’m a 22 year old small business owner/ contractor in the market for a work truck for my business. I stopped in at Strathmore Ford to see if I could get myself into a truck capable of pulling my skid steer, market for a work truck for my business. I stopped in at Strathmore Ford to see if I could get myself into a truck capable of pulling my skid steer, all while keeping my payments manageable. The truck I was interested was a 2020 f350 xlt with the diesel motor, a $67000 truck. I am extremely unimpressed with how I was treated at this dealership. My time dealing with Cory was okay and he was pleasant to deal with; my issue lies with the finance lady Dawn. Upon entering Dawns office, before I even had a chance to sit down, she told me that there’s no way that it will work, asked if I’ve ever bought new before, which is a no, and that I need to look at something like an f150, that an f350 is unrealistic for someone my age and position in life. To this I said that I simply can’t tow what I need for work with that and that this is a work vehicle, as well as I had recently been approved for a 2016 f450 priced at $60000. She instantly changed her demeanour now taking me a bit more seriously. I was then repeatedly pressured and berated to sign the form agreeing to the price before she would run the credit application or let me leave. I made clear multiple times that I am not comfortable signing anything before I know the numbers. She came back at me with “when you agree to do work for someone and they don’t want to sign for it, how does that make you feel?” She also claimed that the signature is only to ensure that I am serious, stating there’s no point for her to do her job running my application if she doesn’t think I’ll seriously consider the offer before I even know what my numbers will look like. She also claimed she was giving me such a good deal already that there’s no room to negotiate and that I have to agree with the number on the page as it is already such a good deal that the dealership is losing money on the truck as it is. I left the dealership pissed off and felt as though nobody would take me seriously. I would recommend doing business elsewhere. If me coming out of my way into the dealership, spending my time, test driving the truck, and giving all my needed information isn’t seen as being serious about the deal then I don’t know what they think a serious buyer looks like. More

Terrible. I bought my brand new F350 Diesel from Strathmore Fords, unfortunately it was stolen five weeks upon buying. My insurance company contacted Strathmore I bought my brand new F350 Diesel from Strathmore Fords, unfortunately it was stolen five weeks upon buying. My insurance company contacted Strathmore Ford to find s replacement vehicle. Strathmore Ford said they had found a vehicle similar to mine for $2,000 more. My insurance company sent a check with $2,000 over my bill of sales so it would cover everything. I was supposed to drop off the check and pick up my keys for the new truck, but that was not the case. First, they asked me if I had mud flaps on your truck, I proved that I did. They were asking me for $800 more for the mud flaps, but the mud flaps were included with my previous truck. After about 30 mins of arguing, we agreed upon paying 50%. When we were about to sign the documents with the financial person, he made my payments $40 biweekly. When I questioned him about this, he said 'it's because the interest rate changed'. I told him that it should be only $7 dollars more not $40. He said 'these are the numbers the sales person gave'. When the sales person came he said 'the insurance company only covers the truck they did not cover FMPP (Ford Maintenance Package Plan) and paint protection'. Both FMPP and Paint Protection were included in my bill of sales (my first bill of sales was $80,166.00). My insurance sent $82,266, which should have covered everything my previous truck had but they still wanted me to pay $7000 more to cover paint protection and FMPP. They never told me that my previous FMPP would be returned to me. They were trying to gauge almost an extra $8000 from me because they new my insurance put their name on the check. I had to go back to the insurance to get the check revised. This process to me an extra two weeks before I could buy a new truck from any other dealers. Basically, Strathmore Ford tried their absolute best to take as much money away from me as they could. More