My 2020 Explorer was recently dropped off at Hilbish Ford for a minor repair of the rear bumper. I was contacted by Adrienne a few days later to say the vehicle would be ready for pickup that afternoon at 4:30. I arrived at 4:30 and the vehicle was still being reassembled. I picked up the keys but did not do an in depth inspection of the repair due to rain. Stopped at the gas station next door and looked it over while filling up. I noticed the rear bumper step pad was not laying flat. Upon further inspection, I found that they had tried to glue the trim down after breaking off several mounting tabs and folding over some of the remaining ones, rather than properly aligning them with the mounting holes. I immediately returned to the dealership to request a replacement step pad. I also questioned why the vehicle was returned in such a filthy condition. Due to the collection of dust all over the inside of the car, it was quite obvious that people had been in every seat of the vehicle. Footprints, smudges, handprints, etc. all over the dash, seats, headliner, door panels, and carpet in the front and back seats. This seems unusual for a simple bumper repair. I mentioned these issues to Adrienne and explained that I was concerned about what else I would find if I was already coming up with these obvious problems. Adrienne assured me there were no other issues as she had supervised portions of the repair herself. She then offered to have the vehicle sent over to be cleaned up but couldn't guarantee that they would do a good job due to being so late in the day. I declined and took the vehicle home to clean once it stopped raining. Adrienne emailed later that evening to apologize for the issues we were experiencing and offered to compensate us. I declined, telling her we did not expect anything and just wanted the vehicle repaired correctly. That weekend, when washing the vehicle and cleaning the inside, I noticed that the rear mud flaps I had installed on the vehicle were missing. I crawled underneath the vehicle to further inspect the repair. I found the heat insulators to protect the rear electrical wiring from exhaust heat were left out of place and several bolts attaching the bumper cover to the support bracket and the underbody cover to the bumper cover were missing. I returned to the dealership on Monday to ask about the missing pieces and pick up the new step pad. Adrienne searched the shop for the mud flaps and bolts. I again expressed concerns about the missing parts and the quality of the repairs. Adrienne assured me that there had been no parts left over from the repair, while she was holding the mud flaps that they had failed to reinstall. I pointed out the missing bolts on another Explorer in the shop but they were unable to provide me any replacements, stating they don't know what bolts to supply since I didn't have my Explorer with me. Adrienne again apologized for the issues and offered to compensate us with detailing, oil changes, or accessories. I again declined. I left with the mud flaps and new step pad. I returned home and reinstalled the mud flaps. When attempting to replace the step pad, I found that the adhesive they used to try to glue the old one down had hardened and would not allow the new pad to lay flat. I had to grind it off before being able to install the pad correctly. I have had vehicles repaired at this body shop in the past but, with the absolute lack of attention to detail on this repair, the fact that they tried to cover up their mistake rather than fix it, and obviously zero concern for the condition the vehicle was returned to me in, I don't believe I'll be able to recommend them again. read more