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Hiller Ford - Franklin, WI

On 9/18/2009 2:47:28 PM snootchies33 wrote:
2001 Ford Focus, not purchased at this dealership, had a busted right spring. Ford's Customer Service program for certain 01 Focus' allows dealerships to replace the springs without charge to the customer (within 10 years, or 100k mi from purchase) My vehicle fell into this. Closest dealership to my house, and "Mr. Nice" from service was very helpful. Said it would take an hour and a half; set up an appt for 7 am the next morning. Dropped the car off, had to deal w/ "Mr. Not So Nice." Was planning on waiting, but "Mr. I Don't Care About Your Car" stated, "I'm not sure how long, but I'll get it done before the end of the day." Mentioned to him a little lag I had in the acceleration (Fuel Pump has a Customer Service program as well) and he said my car wasn't covered, but for $50.00 they could do a "driveability diagnostic." Because the lag was minor, I declined as for $50, I can get new plugs, filters, etc. to fix the lag. They had a gentlemen drive me home. Get a call an hour later from "Mr. Hasn't Ever Looked At A Watch" stating my car is ready to go. I would have stayed at the shop, but oh well, things happen. Arrived later, my car now has a check engine light on and shakes uncontrolably when in drive - stated my issue w/ the General Manager since no Service Manager was there; he said they'd look into it tom. morning. Went in the next morning and immediately, as I asked about it, "Mr. I Know What They Did To Your Car" went on the defensive of, "You said it had problems, and you declined the diagnostic." Same response from their Service Manager. Basically, I dropped the car off where you could drive it, no problem, but now, a check engine light & shaking occurs - and I'm too blame for it. To make a long story short, they would not concede and work on my car for free (or at least apologize for the isssue, or anything like that at all), had to talk him down from $110 diagnostic to $75 IF I bought the parts from them. Ended up being an ignition coil and pig tail connectors (which ALWAYS goes on a vehicle) and all together it was $218. Moral of the story - guys are crooks, and bad ones at that. I explained that I understood what they are doing and their response was, "There's no way we'd ever do that on purpose." I'd highly suggest taking business else well - Braeger Ford on 27th has a MUCH better service dept. I used to buy all my Ford parts from Hiller due to prices - I'll pay 10% more so I don't give money to this dealership & allow them to continue in this manor. Customer service is the least of their worries - obviously, in a declining economy, there's no reason you'd want to keep customer's coming to you. I typically don't step foot into a dealership, but the Ford program made me do it - looking back on it, I should have bought the parts myself and spent the couple hours changing the springs myself - at least I wouldn't have bent myself over a table...

Dorsch Ford - Green Bay, WI

On 7/24/2009 10:19:40 AM GBTrucker wrote:
I have direct experiences with this dealer and will never return nor suggest anyone to shop there. My vehicle was hit in an accident and fixed poorly prior to Dorsch buying at an auction. They take low wholesale value vehicles and mark them up as premium used vehicles. I have known people to work there and say the Dorsches are heartless cruel individuals that only care for the almighty dollar. Stay away!