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They are a very caring dealership They care for you and... - B Ranger

They are a very caring dealership They care for you and your car or truck.

Glad I traded. - edgeowner

I was apprehensive about trading in my previous car. I had purchased my previous car from Buckeye Ford, an Explorer and loved it. I traded it in on an Edge and love it. Carl Faehl was very patient and helpful in assisting me in my choice. We won't go anywhere else when it comes to buying our cars. The whole staff was very friendly and helpful .

It's always comforting to me to visit Buckeye Ford. - Julie Kay Smithson

It's always comforting to me to visit Buckeye Ford. I've purchased three vehicles from them since the late 1980s and with each experience, my confidence only grows! Whether ordering, purchasing, having service work done, or buying from the parts department, it's all a "two thumbs up" for me! Each employee is well-trained, personable and professional, with that vital extra of friendliness. In addition to the employees, I've never had a Buckeye Ford vehicle that was anything other than fantastic. I'm a truck person, from a 1992 Ford F-350 crew cab diesel dually to a 1998 Ford Ranger XLT to my current 5-star truck, a 2022 Ford Maverick XL Hybrid in velocity blue. Chad Swartzmiller was my salesman and guided me through the ordering process to the bewildering array of technological improvements to trucks since I bought the 1998 Ranger (which was a lot!). His patience and expertise are unmatched! Without exception, every experience I've had with each department at Buckeye Ford has been a blessing!

I had the pleasure of once again driving a further - tgbarry

I had the pleasure of once again driving a further distance amongst options to work with the Buckeye Honda Service Dept. Simply stated, knowing that Buckeye Honda has engaged such a personable professional as Lindsey Wright to address all aspects of my Honda - CRV service needs is an excellent reflection of the dealership leadership - understanding what is important and appreciated by your customer base! Kudos to Lindsey and Buckeye Honda... I'll be sure to return for future support! Tom B. - Pickerington, OH

Buckeye Nissan was great. Hazem did a great job and great... - Cimaintman

Buckeye Nissan was great. Hazem did a great job and great to work with. We recommend Buckeye Nissan to anyone looking for a vehicle...new or used.

The dealership is very much out of the way for me, but... - edmond

The dealership is very much out of the way for me, but the customer service is better, more organized, better communication, better reliability, the car selection is bigger, all in all, more professional than Tansky or Germain the two I usually frequent. Things went smooth and as expected, no complaints other than that they did not sanitize the car before giving it to me, there were still gummy bears and plastic straw under the driver seat.

Oil change - Kim1970

Great service...quick & easy to get in. They treat with the utmost respect. Great service people and they get your service done with a smile.

My car was serviced quickly and efficiently to replace a... - Gish

My car was serviced quickly and efficiently to replace a lightbulb. The waiting area was clean not crowded and I felt safe having the service completed.

Awesome Experience - bethaneye

Cambridge Classic is the only place I take my vehicle to get serviced. Friendly staff and they treat you like family! Recommend them to everyone who is needing to get their car serviced.

Horrible Service Department - KHG

If service after the sale is important to you, DO NOT BUY FROM THE FAIRFIELD OHIO CAMPING WORLD! I purchased a Rockwood Freedom from them in 2013 and have had problems from the start: 1) They misplaced the keys to the new camper while installing an air conditioning unit.  To this date, still no keys. 2) When they did install the unit, they did not cover the interior wires with molding.  They just dangle from the ceiling, further more they left panels off and a bunch of debris from their work all over my brand new camper.  I brought this to their attention and all I was given in return was indifference and a vague promise "to make it right the next time;" four years later, multiple service appointments, still no keys and the wires still dangle. By the way, good luck dropping off a camper for service. There us no dedicated drop off lane or protocol. You will get yelled at to move your camper three or four times by different employees. The lot is run like a Keystones Kops comedy routine. 3) From the very first purchase and pick-up of the unit, I felt the latching mechanism in the coupler of the trailer hitch was either loose or defective.  I have called their attention to this multiple times.  They dismissed my concerns each time.   Earlier this year, when the camper jumped the hitch ball for a second time, it did major damage.  Once again they claimed it was fine "and that I just didn't latch it correctly," but they were perfectly happy to repair the damage and charge a huge fee. 4) Finally, I have just returned from the first camping trip since that service and sadly it started as another annoying frustration (once again the service department left panel off inside, debris, and had yanked the 30 amp cord and A.C. cord out of the hatch receptacles and strewn them, tangled together on the floor of the camper.  Even worse, the guidewire for the lift system was snapped and just left on the bed. It was a minor annoyance.  I could have dismissed the shoddy service until I then noticed they had replaced the tongue-jack with non OEM equipment.  The original wheel and jack base would not fit the post, so I improvised.  If that had been all, I could have forgiven them, but then, traveling home from the campground, the hitch coupler once again jumped the ball.  The camper slid under my truck.   Thankfully, this happened at 20mph, right in front of the Mr. Sterling, OH, Fire Department.  If it had happened a few miles further, on the highway, I might not be alive to type this email. Imagine my anger and frustration, when the Fire Chief that rescued us called me over and showed me that the coupling spring and lever was defective on the camper trailer. So, with their help  (extra row ropes and chains) I was able to get the camper back home. I have left multiple messages for the service manager, Mike Combs, who after three days has yet to respond. I am beginning to think he is ducking my calls. It is now time to escalate this to their corporate office. The local store does not care about you once they sell you a camper.