I brought my 2019 Ford Fusion to them with an overheating problem. They diagnosed it was a known issue and that I would need a new short block(engine). When they claimed it was ready, it overheated 4 hours after picking it up, 2 hours away from their location and home. I was forced to bring it to Ryan Ford in Sealy, Tx as it was the closest dealership. They diagnosed it was a leaking hose that attaches to heater core. They also showed me the mechanic at Griffith Ford damaged my heater core pipe by using pliers to take off hose. To repair, I would need a new heater core, which requires removing the dash. Since it was damage caused by Griffith, it would not be covered under warranty. I called Jamie at Griffith and he said his manager, Carlos would take care of it. Two days later, I received a call from Jamie, and was told they were reviewing tapes because the mechanic said he did not damage. It took them 10 days and a call from me to the General manager to get them to finally take responsibility of their faulty work. Ryan Ford also noted the mechanic did not tighten down wires to the fuse box, which caused 2 fuses to blow, one connected to fan, which caused an overheating issue again. A couple days later, the check engine light came on, I checked code, it's an O2 sensor. I called Griffith at 11am, specifically Carlos, the service manager. The very nice lady that answered the phone took all my information and said she would relay the message. I waited until the next day at 2PM to email the GM to warn him that I would post my experience on social media. A couple hours later Carlos decides to call. Keep in mind, he never called me to see how my car turned out, or to check on me, since HIS service department added more damage to an already screwed up situation. I'm going to have the O2 issue repaired locally, but this is my last Ford vehicle. A motor on ANY new vehicle should not have to be replaced. The sad part it is a known issue. If you insist on buying Ford, it would be worth the 2 hour drive to Ryan Ford in Sealy if your in the San Marcos area. The service manager there kept in contact with me almost daily updating progress. He even texted me on a Saturday to make sure the car was doing ok. I received the exact opposite service at Griffith Ford. read more