Diego Cabrera

I purchased a 2022 Ford Ranger Lariat new in 2022. It has the 20 year warranty on it for the power train. My entire transmission went out in this truck. I've tried several times to get a hold of someo It has the 20 year warranty on it for the power train. My entire transmission went out in this truck. I've tried several times to get a hold of someone to resolve this issue. I've left several voice-mails but no one returns my call. Please be aware that if you buy a 40 to 50 k truck brand new that this dealer or Ford as a company will hang you out to dry. As a further update to my review the dealer did reach out to me and a sales manager Diego Cabrera cussed me out. As a potential customer I would emplore you to please do your research on Ford 10 speed transmissions. There are several class action law suits involving the 10 speed transmission in the Ranger and F-150. As a professional business that put a bogus 20 year powertrain warranty on a defective vehicle you'd think that they would attempt to resolve this as opposed to calling me and cussing me out. This is the caliber of dealer that they are and the type of brand that Ford Motor Company has become. More

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Very disappointed in my experience with Tallahassee Ford. I purchased a new 2024 vehicle that had been used as a loaner. The windshield was damaged at the time of sale. I was told by both Sales Manager Diego I purchased a new 2024 vehicle that had been used as a loaner. The windshield was damaged at the time of sale. I was told by both Sales Manager Diego and Salesperson Al that someone would contact me locally for the repair since I live almost 3 hours away. I had to follow up with the dealership several times before they decided to send me a check to cover the cost of the repair. During the repair process, the windshield cracked further to the point it needed to be replaced. The Sales Manager told me they are refusing to cover the replacement. I’m returning the check, as I don’t agree with that being the final resolution. I was also charged for an extended warranty I did not agree to. The signing took place on a small electronic tablet that made it difficult to review the documents. Diego high-fived me and said he “got me” an extended warranty, and I thought perhaps it was a bonus for buying a new vehicle that was used as a loaner. This was after I clearly declined additional coverage during negotiations and Diego had even told me I could buy an extended warranty in the future. I’ve since canceled it along with other warranties that weren’t accurately presented. They also did not give me the $500 military appreciation discount I’m eligible for as the spouse of a retired military member. Lastly, I was never told the factory warranty had already started almost 7 months before my purchase. I only learned this after calling Ford Customer Care to verify my warranty. This kind of detail should be disclosed up front. Advice to buyers: Ask to review printed copies of every document before signing, and also review the signed copies closely as soon as possible when completed (at the dealership before you leave if possible). More

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