Mtn. View Ford

purchase was easy and fairly quick. Thanks Ron E. for making it a pleasant experience! Thanks Ron E. for making it a pleasant experience! More

Meet with Chris he is very professional and low key they did every thing they promised. did every thing they promised. More

Super informative and helpful staff, would recommend them to anyone, our salesman John Greene was Great to anyone, our salesman John Greene was Great More

The staff at the dealership were kind and helpful. Johnny did an amazing job start to finish and his knowledge about the cars on his lot were on point. Johnny did an amazing job start to finish and his knowledge about the cars on his lot were on point. More

Awesome place to buy a car the people are very friendly and very courteous. Thanks guess and very courteous. Thanks guess More

The dealership is clean. Chris, salesman, and Shaun, finance, do a great job helping their customers. Chris, salesman, and Shaun, finance, do a great job helping their customers. More

If your looking to buy a truck or car Mtn view ford is the place to buy they make it fast and easy for you. the place to buy they make it fast and easy for you. More

Steve Horton is the man! We looked until we found EXACTLY the F-150 i was looking for and at the right price. No pressure in the sales room and we only got the extras that we We looked until we found EXACTLY the F-150 i was looking for and at the right price. No pressure in the sales room and we only got the extras that we needed for it. A great team there. The only problem I experienced was in the service department. I am a manager of an office and have been an office manager before. Service can make of brake you. My problem has been standing for around 10 minutes while employees are walking by every few minutes. NO ONE recognized that I was there and asked if I needed help. The guy on the phone in front of me could have done that by nodding his head to acknowledge me but he was too much into talking to some about what didn't seem to be very important for this whole time. One other person at another station was looking up something and not on a phone and refused to look my way. Then someone else walked in and he called him over to help him. I asked another person in uniform walking by if I could get some help and he said I would have to talk to someone at the desk. He didn't do that. while the first one was on the phone, he finally got off as someone else walked in and offered to help them. I had to wait until the man on the end finished with his 'new' customer and I asked him when would I be able to be helped. I had my new truck and the day before I was to leave found a screw in the back tire He asked if I had an appointment which I had called earlier and the lady saw my plight and told me to come in immediately. They took the car and after waiting almost an hour I went to look outside and my car was in line to be picked up. No one told me it was ready. I went to the guy at the far end on the right when I walked in and he said he would look it up. He said he needed to get the paperwork ready first. SO I sat back down and about 7 to 10 minutes later they said it was ready and parked out front. Whoever is in charge should tell the service department to acknowledge people hen they walk in and let them know someone will be with them as soon as possible. After I asked he told me how they had to fix it. It was covered under my truck warranty. Thank you to the woman I talked to and found a way to get my truck in before we left town, A+. Service crew, D- Steve my salesman, I'm sure if I would have called him about this he would have been on top of it and had it handled, but he was with another customer selling another vehicle. Steve=A+ More

I want to say how great the work on my car was. It died just outside CHA and I had to tow into Mtn View and leave the car - right at the beginning of the UAW strike & I needed the PCM which needed It died just outside CHA and I had to tow into Mtn View and leave the car - right at the beginning of the UAW strike & I needed the PCM which needed order. So I am not speaking to time to finish or delay in receiving car because the UAW strike effected parts availability. I have had Mustang Convertibles since HS - 1971, Boss 302.(sigh) And I have always modified them. Well I'm old, cars are new, and my ignition mods on my 2014 base convert cooked and failed. Unlike when I was young, mods now are strictly to enhance mileage. At their peak before failing I could get almost 30mpg on the highway with this 3,7l V6. After repairs at Mountain View ford, CHA which included new PCM, Coilpacks, plugs and intake manifold gasket I went on a 2274mi road trip from Middle TN-NC-East Shore MD-Upstate NY- then back to Middle TN via 81S.. Over the whole length of trip I averaged 31.8mpg. some legs of the trip, Knoxville to Raleigh = 32.6mpg. Upstate NY to 78E = 33.2mpg. Simply unbelievable!! The Knox-Raleigh showed 214mi left in the tank at my stopover in Raleigh. I took that tank all the way across the Chesapeake bay bridge/tunnel before adding gas. I wish they were closer to me to get all of my service done here. More