First off, the staff was friendly but watch out and don't let them fool you with the loan like I let them do. I looked online with Cars.com and found a 2025 Bronco Sport Bend that was priced at $27,617, and it was only supposed to have a few miles on it, but when I got to the dealership, there was over 5000 miles on it. I shopped around and found another one that I wanted but it was more money, so I had to settle for the one above. When the financial agent wrote up the loan, he didn't put the price above on the cash price; he put $33,980 and took off a $4000 rebate which still didn't bring the price down to what was listed. When I asked I got a stupid answer so in my ignorance I signed the paperwork without further questioning so in a way it was my fault I got screwed. I feel like they should have tried more banks to get me a better rate and get my taxes and license included in the loan. I just feel like after me driving that far I should have gotten the price that was listed online and then get the rebate off that price. I also feel like they should have tried different finance options other than Ford Credit. I should have went through the place where I found the price, Car.com. They pre-approve me for a loan other than Ford Credit and the payments probably would have been cheaper and they were supposed to include the taxes and license in the loan. Don't be stupid like me. You need to question the paperwork before signing to make sure things are correct and if not get a clear answer as to why. read more