On July 15th 2020, I called Krieger Ford spoke with Rick McGrath to schedule an oil change for my granddaughters 2018 Ford Focus, he was very professional and I was told to have her bring her vehicle in early the next morning in which she did. During the oil change the service engine light came on and the service person told her there was an error with her key fob and she should start using her spare key, after a few days her car started to slow down while she was driving and the service engine light was on again, she's 21 so she called me, her grandmother. I had her to send me a picture and it was a wrench with the message engine fault service now. I called Krieger Ford back and explained the situation to Rick, again he was very professional and scheduled an appointment for her car to be serviced, he called me with the diagnosis, it was her turbocharger he said the parts had been ordered, my granddaughter rented a vehicle the day she dropped hers off July 24th we were given an estimated date of August 1-3 The following day Rick called and said the wrong part had come in and it was going to be a few days longer. After fourteen days she was able to pick her vehicle up on August 6th, her turbocharger was replaced, she worked extra hours to help cover the $458.00 rental bill therefore, not driving her vehicle much after picking it up. On the second night, August 7th after picking her vehicle up she called me frantic, the car was lit up like a spaceship it had slowed to 30 miles and had a loud knocking sound, I immediately had her to check the oil...there was a smear of oil on the white paper towel, I had her to walk across to the gas station to get a quart of oil so she could drive home, remember she had just gotten a oil change at the same dealership a few weeks prior to having her turbocharger replaced. She drove her vehicle back to Krieger Ford 1800 Morse Rd Cols, Oh this is when everything went wrong. My granddaughter explained what had happened to her vehicle, was told they would check it out and was given a loaner at no charge. A couple of days past we hadn't heard anything so I called and left Rick a detailed message days passed I didn't hear from Rick I left another message days passed no word from Rick. I called back and was told Rick was no longer on her case and I would be speaking with Julie Remington, she was not available I was told she was there and would call me back we finally connected...she was very rude, unknowledgeable, and argumentative, I asked what happened to the oil in the car she told me they didn't touch the oil. I tried to explain to her that, that was not possible if her turbocharger had been replaced that was a main component in replacing a turbocharger. She began to talk over me, telling me it was impossible for my granddaughter to drive her car without any oil in it, but still not addressing my question what happened to the oil that she had changed there on the 16th of July she danced all over that question until pressed about weather or not the turbocharger was installed correctly. At that point she said to me that the oil was kinda-sorta messed with, I asked her what was kinda-sort again she deflected. I was told she'd be calling me back, tonight August 26th at 7:19 pm she left a message saying the service manager wants us to pick up the car and return the loaner, I'm contacting my attorney and six on your side tomorrow. Someone at Krieger Ford is responsible for not replacing the oil in my granddaughters vehicle which has damaged her engine and they (Krieger Ford) does not want to accept responsibility! If the oil was not touched WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OIL SHE HAD CHANGED 7/16/20? read more