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    Southern Classic

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Bumper repair

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    Rear-end damage

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    Ken Ganley Ford Parma

    Ken Ganley Ford Parma

    3.5
    (50 reviews)

    Matt Voloschuk, service advisor here, took amazing care of me. My Bronco had a rear defrost wire…read morethat came loose, and they had to replace the entire back windshield. It was covered under warranty, Matt let me know that the auto tech saw other things that needed to be replaced, also under warranty, and took care of that for me too. I had a pleasant experience buying my Bronco here, and the service department has been phenomenal too. 5 stars for Ganley Ford Parma, and Matt Voloschuk.

    I've recently started experiencing gear slippage and sluggish acceleration in my 2020 Ford Transit…read moreConnect. After researching the issue, I found countless reports from other owners describing transmission failures occurring between 60,000 and 100,000 miles on this model. That sounds like it should considered a recall. I reached out to my local Ford dealership to ask about financial assistance through Ford's "Goodwill Assistance" program. My vehicle meets the program's general eligibility criteria--it's under 100,000 miles and less than seven years old. However, I was quoted $9,492.50 for the repair. Without any financial assistance, a repair of that cost is simply out of reach for many people with a median income. At just 94,000 miles and six years old, I never expected to be without a working vehicle due to a major transmission failure. It's incredibly disappointing, especially after learning how many other owners have experienced similar problems. Because of this experience, I've made the decision that my next vehicle will not be a Ford. That decision isn't one I make lightly. I grew up in a Ford family. I've owned and driven Ford vehicles my entire life because I trusted the brand and believed in the quality of its products. I had genuine brand loyalty. Unfortunately, this experience has completely changed my confidence in Ford.

    Southern Classic - bodyshops - Updated August 2026

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