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Parks Ford Lincoln of Gainesville
3333 North Main Street
Gainesville, FL 32609
203 Reviews
203 Reviews
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203 Reviews of Levin Hickman
July 24, 2025
The dealership keeps you informed, each individual seems very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful ... and they seem to get to your needs as soon as possible!! A very good experience!! very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful ... and they seem to get to your needs as soon as possible!! A very good experience!! More
by libra29
Verified CustomerOther Employees Tagged: Levin Hickman
July 17, 2025
Absolutely terrible dealership. The service department takes serval trips and days to actually fix something and they also used my car for joy rides as one trip that was 3 days long The service department takes serval trips and days to actually fix something and they also used my car for joy rides as one trip that was 3 days long they put 151 miles on my car. Disgusting. More
by michaelrodoquino
July 15, 2025
We were running late for our appointment; however, we phoned Levin to advise. He put us at ease, and he assured us that our vehicle would be serviced. phoned Levin to advise. He put us at ease, and he assured us that our vehicle would be serviced. More
by oscar.goolsby
Other Employees Tagged: Levin Hickman
June 20, 2025
Incredible service department all around ! I would highly recommend Parks Ford Service department to everyone I know. I would highly recommend Parks Ford Service department to everyone I know. More
by Mike Godwin
Other Employees Tagged: Cody Curtis
June 20, 2025
More Scam than Service Got to Pay $300 For Lies, No Repairs I brought my Ford C-Max in to get the AC recharged yesterday (June 16th). Was told by Michael that to get my AC recharged, a diagnostic wo Repairs I brought my Ford C-Max in to get the AC recharged yesterday (June 16th). Was told by Michael that to get my AC recharged, a diagnostic would be required but that I shouldn’t be concerned as should I move forward with the AC being recharged, that the diagnostic fee would be waved. But he said that they would certainly be able to recharge it after the diagnostic. It’s summer in Florida, so I agreed even though the quoted prices were on the high end. Two hour job, so I’d be able to wait out the repair. Two hours later, I get informed that my car had been moved into the shop, but that I’d be able to get it in the morning as the service would take overnight. Ask Devon if I could just get my AC recharged so I could be on the way. Given a bunch of babble about why that wouldn’t be advised, then told that he’d go and check to see if diagnostic had been started but that it was doable. Get told that the diagnostic had already started on my car, and so it couldn’t be done. Next morning, I get quoted $4000 for AC repairs. Told Devon that I just wanted my AC recharged and wanted a quote on that. Takes two hours to get a quote. Diagnostic fee was not in fact included in the AC recharge. Ten minutes after signing the form for the service against my better judgment (which was severely over priced), I get informed that legally, they can’t do the AC recharge since they detected a leak. So, now, I’m left with the following conclusions: 1. I was definitely lied to by either Devon or Michael about if I could get the AC recharged without a diagnostic or not. 2. Florida changed the law back in the 1990s to allow for AC recharges in the presence of a leak. So I was lied to there. 3. I was told by Michael when checking in my car that they’d be able to plug back in a fog light connector that came unplugged and was hanging down from the front, free of charge. When I took possession of the vehicle, the fog light connector was still dangling. In summary: after two days of run around, I am $300 poorer, still have an unplugged light, and now need to find another mechanic to recharge the AC system. More
by ANNCATWATER
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