LINCOLN OF WAYNE.... here is my experience... It's hard to find... correction... it's very difficult... to find a good car dealer now-a-days. Most of them are dishonest, pushy, conniving, cheaters, liars and dishonest. We all know that it's not Al Bundy (from "Married with Children") and the depiction of Mr. Bundy's shoe industry as the most contrite industry one could possibly find. NO!... we all know it's the automobile industry; from their bait and switch to their "closer" to their blatant lies to their dishonest sales tactics that takes the first place as the most dishonest industry in the United States. It occupies a top spot along with our banking, Wall Street, pharmaceutical industry and our current political leaders.
The level of service and honesty you will find at "Lincoln of Wayne" is up to par -and exceeds, what you will find at a top notch Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Lexus dealer. I happened to visit all of these recently looking to buy a large SUV for my wife and kids. Even though these other brands' dealers' services was good and acceptable (no pushy salesmen, no one on your face, no deceptive tactics, etc. -even though, I never made it to their "Closer" but I still felt it wouldn't be a problem since I was given upfront exact figures,) I ended up going back to "Lincoln of Wayne."
Over the years, whenever I brought my vehicles for service or oil change, their customer service has been nothing than exceptional. I see how they treat other customers, and how they go out of their way to accommodate their needs whether with a loaner or a concierge driver for drop off and pick up.
My sales person at Lincoln of Wayne -Dorothy, is an exceptional woman. She knows her industry, is always on top of her game, does her job with expediency and enthusiasm, she as honest and transparent as they could possibly come. The guy who we would call the "Closer" at any other car dealer "J. Cucuzzo" is an exceptional human being, a proud father, an a hard working man. Your experience with him will attest to the integrity, the honesty and the transparency of the Corporate Culture at "Lincoln of Wayne."
Joe called me a few days before my paperwork was signed, and said that I needed to come by and drop a deposit (since the car I wanted was not in their inventory.) Mind you, this is a standard practice in the industry, so, Joe was simply doing his job. I was a little annoyed at the fact that I needed to divert my busy schedule to handle this. About an hour later, I received a call from Mr. Spina (one of the owners) and said... "Mr. M., we don't want to inconvenience you by making you come here to drop a check. Instead, I want to ask you if you indeed want this vehicle and if it's your intention to get it from us. If that's the case, I don't need you to come. Your word is good enough for us."
Very few people do business like that anymore... that's old school.
If you are looking for a large SUV for you or your family, I would ask that you consider the Lincoln brand. We have had ten (10) Lincoln brand vehicles, from sedans to SUVs to their large Navigator-L. I only experienced one problem with a sedan I had a few years ago, which was quickly fixed. I couldn't be happier with the brand and with the service at "Lincoln of Wayne" read more