happen. I purchased my Ford Maverick on April 27, 2026. The transaction itself was very smooth, and…read moreI'd give my salesperson, Josh, 5 stars. He was young but very pleasant and easy to work with. As far as buying the car went, everything went smoothly.
The issues began after that day. While I was there, I called my bank to get the payoff numbers and wrote everything down: the bank's name, address, phone number, account number, payoff amount, and daily per diem. These figures were all prior to a payment that was due the following week, which was fine, since my bank would eventually reimburse me.
A week later, my salesperson contacted me to say they might need the payoff information again. At that point, I sent him a screenshot with all of my banking details, including my account number and the bank's mailing address.
After two weeks, I checked my account to see whether the loan had been paid off, and it hadn't. I followed up, and was eventually given the name of someone in the accounting department to handle the situation. After looking into it, he told me they had sent the payoff to the wrong bank because they'd pulled the wrong address online. I asked how that could happen when I had sent a screenshot with the exact information needed. I never got an answer, only that he would get it handled. Getting it resolved was the priority, but I still don't understand how they could send a check on my behalf to whatever bank a quick online search turned up.
I sent him the same banking screenshot, and to his credit he followed through and resolved it, though it took 30 days from the date of purchase to get my loan paid off. In the meantime, I was about to make another payment on a vehicle I no longer owned. On top of that, the amount they paid off was not the payoff figure I gave them, but that amount minus my payment, roughly $450 less than what we'd agreed on.
As I said, the purchase was the easy part. But how can a company handling your finances be this careless? They sent the payment to the wrong place, didn't act on it until I pushed (apparently not a priority once the car was sold), and paid about $450 less than agreed because the payoff amount had changed.
My strong advice if you do business with them: get everything in writing, wait until everything is fully completed before posting your review, and if you have a loan payoff, watch your account closely to make sure they follow through in a timely manner.
