Purchased a used 2017 F250 which was supposed to have - rickyhp1
Purchased a used 2017 F250 which was supposed to have passed a Ford inspection. I drove it 3 hours on the interstate to get home and had loud metal on metal grinding noises coming from the front end. This was a Saturday. Did not drive the truck again until Monday morning to drive it straight to a repair shop where I was told it needed rotors and brakes. Cost $598. Had to spend this before I could drive the truck. I called Phillip, the salesman, who told me they might be able to meet me half way and reimburse around $300 and mail me a check. I was ok with this. I thought that was a fair request. Phillip said he'd check with his manger and let me know. He never followed up. I've had to call and email numerous times to finally get the answer today (after about 3 weeks) that no they are not going to help out. This is disappointing for a Ford dealership who told me the truck passed an inspection and 3 hours later I had serious brake issues. I'd be ware before purchasing a used vehicle from this dealership. The plastic roof molding was also loose and Phillip told me just to "glue it back on", which I did and it seems to be holding. I feel like that too should've been caught in their inspection. I didn't ask for them to fix it, just asked how I could fix it. I felt I was being more than reasonable since I just spent $37,000 on a truck.
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