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Castle Rock Ford

Castle Rock, CO

3.9
1,151 Reviews
We have a strong and committed sales staff with many years of experience satisfying our customers' needs. Feel free to browse our inventory online, request more information about vehicles, set up a test drive or inquire about financing! The Best Ford Service in Castle Rock, CO Castle Rock Ford is your destination for the best Ford Service in Castle Rock, Parker, Lone Tree, and Castle Pines. Whether your Ford needs simple routine maintenance or a more in-depth service, you'll find great ways to save here. We also offer service coupons for genuine OEM and Ford-approved parts and accessories. Our certified Ford Technicians can handle all ranges of Ford Service such as synthetic oil changes, diesel oil changes, tire rotations, and alignment services. Our Certified Ford Tire Department carries a variety of Ford Tires to keep your car or truck driving smoothly. See why Ford Service at Castle Rock Ford is where consumers are happier than anywhere else.
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1404 S. Wilcox St

Castle Rock, CO

80104

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June 19, 2012

With our daughter returning from her Freshman year at college, we were in the market for a Jeep for her. We decided to check out MedVed due to the dealership's proximity to our home. We are happy that More

by syaroch
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Richard Farris
May 13, 2012

Very friendly staff. The experience was stress free, I stopped in a couple of times before bringing my wife in, and even knowing I wasn't going to sign on the dotted line until the wife came they were ext More

by Johndoe1999
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JT, Mathew,Larry
March 16, 2012

Flawless transaction. If you're tired of rookie sales jargon from inexperienced sales people, than head to MedVed Jeep. These guys know their product, and provide excellent customer service. More

by dthomasr
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Otis, Sean and Larry
March 13, 2012

We recently purchased a used car from medved south working with Shaun Doohan. 3 months before, i purchased a new car also from Shaun Doohan. We were in desperate need of another car, but we were not s More

by D Langerak
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Shaun Doohan
March 12, 2012

My husband and I purchased a truck from Medved South about 1 year ago and were very pleased with the salesperson and service. Because of that great service, we went back to Medved South last month look More

by Pam Webb
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Shaun Doohan, Roger (manager)
March 11, 2012

My experience was exceptional at this dealership. The sales staff (Carla Baca) were very professional and courteous. I negotiated the terms and conditions over e-mail and when I came into the dealership More

by bretttop
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Carla Baca
March 06, 2012

Dave W - March 2, 2012 MEDVED FORD IN CASTLE ROCK - I wanted to say thank you across the board. The outstanding salesman Eric "Rick" Worley, who has been an ace in my pocket from day one. To the outstand More

by pokrine
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Eric " Rick" Worley and Shawn Cloney
Mar 06, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Dave, We're extremely happy that our sales, finance and service teams were able to give the best experience possible. We thank you for your feedback and hope to see you around our dealership in the future- though hopefully not too much with the new wheels. Thank You, Sean Bucher Medved Autoplex

February 27, 2012

Sheila was awesome!! Never laughed so much while looking at SUVs. Sheila and Matt went above and beyond to get me just what I wanted!! More

by Bk1234
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Sheila Conlon, Matt
February 18, 2012

I went to Medved after shopping around to order a 2012 I went to Medved after shopping around to order a 2012 Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew in town and not having any luck. I had spoken to someone earlier i More

by MikeD74
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Shaun Doohan
Feb 21, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Mike, Thank you for sharing your shopping experience at Medved with us. We're glad Shaun gave you such a memorable car buying experience that was comfortable and enjoyable. Have fun with the new F-150 Raptor, those are some of the coolest trucks you can find and we look forward to working with you in the future. Best Regards, Sean @ Medved Autoplex

February 15, 2012

We only went to Medved as they had the used car we were looking for. It was your typical dealer experience though, enough so that my wife said that she'd never buy a car from Medved ever again because More

by jjpnyc
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Eric, Gino
Feb 15, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Hello, We have received your negative review and would like to discuss it with you. Please contact me so we can resolve your issue to the best of our ability. Whitney Medved Medved Autoplex Digital and Networking Director (303) 421-0100

Feb 15, 2012 -

jjpnyc responded

Hi Whitney- Happy to help improve future experiences however I can as I know that you can't improve unless you get feedback from us customers. For the time being I'd prefer to keep the communication in this forum. Please let me know what specific questions you have and I'll do my best to answer them.

Feb 15, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly and allowing me an opportunity to get some legitimate feedback. Also I'm perfectly fine with keeping communication in this forum, that is after all what it is designed for. First of all can you please explain this "good cop/ bad cop" relationship? We refer to our sales staff as a sales "team" because whether sales manager or sales associate we are all on the same side, everyone's goal is to help you find a car that fits your needs and wants. Can you tell me why you feel like the Dealer and Handling fee is a "junk fee"? From visiting other dealers you will discover that every dealer in Colorado has such fees included in the sale of a vehicle. We apologize for the lack of family friendly amenities, We are working on adding things like books, toys, we have created bulletin boards to show our involvement in the community, and we are constantly working on improving the comfort level of our facility. That being said, how else could we have made you more comfortable or at ease about doing business with us? Thanks again for replying to my message, this is very important to me. Whitney Medved

Feb 15, 2012 -

jjpnyc responded

Hi Whitney- What I mean by "Good Cop/Bad Cop" is that Eric would say that he'd run my point pass Geno. Geno would them come over and can't do it because of "X, Y, or Z." I didn't feel that this was a "team" approach because I was being ganged up on. We knew exactly what car we wanted and what our needs were. The only role of sales was to complete the transcation. In my perspective, it was more drawn out than it needed to be since I told them exactly what we needed for a deal to be had. Why D&H is a junk fee? If the state Attorney General needs to comment on it, you know it's not a legit fee (http://www.cadaopenroad.org/enewsletter/links/d&h_attorney_general_2_011409.pdf) When I was there, Eric told me that D&H isn't taxed to Medved like the sales price is, so it's more profit to the dealer since corporate taxes are not imposed on the $499. All businesses I deal with include all their costs in their quoted price (except airlines). Also just because "everyone else is charging it" does not make it legitimate or right. Neither Suss nor Ralph Schomp charge it. Lastly since this was mentioned at the very end, when we're talking taxes & governement fees, shows that it's not an above-the-board fee and something that you hope to slip by the custome. Oh, and I forgot to mention one thing. When we were in the finance office, I noticed on the bill of sale that Geno had put on, without discussing with us, a charge of $199 for "Dot protection" (or something like that). I had that promptly removed, but the fact that he had tried to slip this extra charge pass us is not honest business dealings and a sign of unscrupulousness. For comfort levels, I'd recommend taking a trip to Kuni Honda. There they have it right in how to set up a customer lounge. As for how to make us more at ease about doing business with Medved again? What would go a long way in our eyes would be to refund the $499 D&H fee. I've already told many people in my network our experience since they knew we were looking for a new car. I'd also just be as happy to tell them about how you made things right when I voiced some concerns after the sale.

Feb 15, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Thanks for getting back to me again with more feedback. While I could probably get in touch with Gino and ask if this situation sounded familiar, to expedite the process is it possible for you to give me your name so that I can have the General Manager in Castle Rock look into this more? Also for clarification purposes, did you complete a purchase with us? As far as refunding the $499, as that is a standard charge for every single one of our customers we are unable to offer any refunds. I will go check out Kuni Honda and their facilities to see how we can improve our own. Also are you from the Castle Rock area? And did you initially find us on-line? Is that how you knew exactly what you wanted and that we had it? Thanks, Whitney Medved

Feb 15, 2012 -

jjpnyc responded

Hi Again- My name is Jeff Pugel. We did complete the purchase. We purchased a '07 Honda Odyssey on February 3. Eric Curry was the salesman, Gino the manager. As my wife said, "I'm glad that we got the van we wanted, but I'll never go back to Medved again because this experience left a very bad taste in my mouth." We live in Centennial. We knew we wanted a Honda Odyssey. I searched daily on AutoTrader, Cars.com, Craigs List, etc. Being computer savvy, I reached out initally via online so as not to waste time going to the dealership if the van wasn't what we were looking for. I'm sorry that you cannot refund the D&H. I still stand by that I feel the D&H is a junk fee and the car dealerships are doing themselves a disservice by charging this. We would've purchased at Schomp if they had what we wanted mainly because they don't charge D&H. PS - I'm in sales myself and I could teach the team a thing or two about how to sell and "read" customers. There were several mistakes I noticed along the way that should've never happened during our transaction.

Feb 15, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Hi Jeff, What kind of sales are you in? As working in a dealership is the epitome of the service industry we're always happy to receive feedback--for better or for worse--so that we can improve our processes. Thanks for giving me all the above information, I'll be able to investigate the case better. Just so you know, right after I saw your first review I forwarded it to the General Manager in Castle Rock so he is already aware of everything was well and taking action internally. As I do not work at the Schomp dealership I cannot conclusively state whether or not they charge D&H, but again it is standard dealership practice in Colorado and I am going to look into this more. Rates vary across dealerships, but the fee is usually there. Back to your hunt for the vehicle-- did you eventually find us on Cars.com or Autotrader? And did you eventually find vehicle there? Can you please tell me how you eventually ended up at the store and how/why we did not have the inventory?

Feb 15, 2012 -

jjpnyc responded

Wendy- I'm in broadcast media sales - TV & Radio. You just need to know how to read you customer and let them naturally come to the decision to buy. I felt at times in the process that I was being pushed (i.e. "Are you interested? Someone else has just inquired about it".). As a popular saying goes, "people love to buy but hate being sold to". I felt at times that I was being sold to. Also Geno needs some people skills training. At one time when Eric and I were swapping calls on Friday, February 3 (the day of the big snow storm), Geno said that I needed to get down to the store -today- to do the deal. I obviouslly took offense at that as I was not going to put my family at risk on the slippery roads just so that Geno could chalk up a sale on the tally board. If he would've just said "once the snow stops and you feel comfortable getting out on the road, come down and we'll get things finalized," that would've been a better way to handle it in my opinion. He was pushing, pushing, pushing for a sale at that point and I could tell that I was just a means to an end for him at that point. I brushed it aside, but my wife was still irked by it. Schomp does not charge D&H - just give them a call and ask. I still stand on the point that D&H is a junk fee and should not be charged. You could really position yourselves in the market in a different light from all of the other dealerships if you get rid of D&H. That fee really turns off most customers. I believe that I found the listing on Cars.com. I ended up at the Castle Rock store after swapping a few e-mails with both Steve Sigler and Eric Curry before coming on down. To their credit, they did get the van transferred from Wheat Ridge which was a convenience to us. Speaking of e-mails, the automated e-mails got pretty confusing since e-mails from Medved were coming in left and right, and obviously in a form e-mail manner since the e-mail I received had a canned message in it and not addressing questions I had posed in my last e-mail. For certain people I'm sure that they would not have noticed. But as someone who lives on the computer, I could tell that there were some hiccups in the system.

Feb 15, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Hello Jeff, Many points taken. In fact, I am out of town at training this week (hence the gaps in my responses to you) but re-writing our e-mail templates is the first task in the pipeline on my "to-do" list upon my return. Any suggestions? We apologize that you felt pressured by Gino's insistence that you come on the day of the blizzard. You are correct that many people were able and or chose to stay home that day on account of treacherous roads. I would ask (as an individual, not the Corporate Opinion of Medved), that you just take into consideration that despite the horrendous weather and roads Gino and his staff were at work, clearing off cars in the snow, trying their best to make their own efforts(and having left their houses)worthwhile. That being said, for many of our managers or departments that was a good day to play some catch up with people via e-mail or get organized. -Whitney Medved

Feb 17, 2012 -

Castle Rock Ford responded

Hi Jeff, I hadn't heard back from you since our discussion the other day and just wanted to make sure you got my last message and know what your concerns are being looked at at every level. Also, we are literally in the midst of redesigning our templates and I would appreciate honest feedback from a real customer to go about re-designing them. You had mentioned too much frequency and a "canned" feeling about them. Anything else? Thanks, Whitney

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