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    Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest

    Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest

    (81 reviews)

    I went in for oil change and tire rotation. Louis Roundtree was my advisor. Chris Tillman, Tanner…read moreRose, and Matt were the service providers. They all were professional, helpful, and thorough. Overall it was a very positive experience. My thanks to them all.

    Avoid These Clowns: Crossroads & Capital Ford are Utter Trash…read more My disdain for Ford and their pathetic excuse for a dealership network is absolute. I honestly question why Ford even bothers with these "independently owned" franchises if they are completely unwilling--or perhaps too incompetent--to communicate with one another. The "System" is a Joke It is 2026. If I take my vehicle to a Ford-certified technician, that invoice and diagnostic report should be accessible by any other Ford dealership in the country. If your systems don't talk to each other and you can't see work performed within your own brand, what is the point of the Ford nameplate? It's a complete failure of infrastructure and a total breach of customer trust. Zero Respect for My Time Then there is the sheer lack of basic communication: The Problem: I was forced to drive 20 miles to the dealership, only to be told to my face that they wouldn't honor another Ford location's diagnostic work or warranty service. The Solution: A simple, two-minute phone call to let me know your "policy" before I wasted my afternoon. The Cost: Given the current price of gas, these losers should be reimbursing me for the mileage they wasted. The Verdict Neither Crossroads Ford nor Capital Ford are worth the steam off a pile of manure. They are disorganized, disrespectful, and predatory. Save your money, save your time, and buy literally anything else. Avoid these two like the plague.

    Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest- Service Center - NC State Motorsports car ~2017

    Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest- Service Center

    (15 reviews)

    Several great experiences with CF of WF. If you own a Ford…read morethen the BEST perk is the Mobile Tech Service...they come to your home and do the service. Amazing. No dealer waiting room. No Bad coffee. They will do ALOT of service right in your driveway. Bells, hoses, batteries, oil changes, run diagnostics, etc. Eric The Tech Dude was/is amazing. Don't forget to give a tip $ when he does a great job. Danny A is our Service Rep at the dealer and he is also great. Unfortunately we had a transmission replaced and he did all the legwork with the Extended Warranty company. Superb communication skills and these folks have always performed exactly as they promised with timelines and costs. Truck has 100,000 miles and still going. Huge fan of Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest (as a Raleigh resident : )

    This was the last time I will be disrespected, dismissed by this Ford Service. In years past. I've…read morehad very poor customer relations with their Service Advisers. I don't know why. But, time has passed, new F150 truck, and probably new staff, right? My circumstance involves known issues with a major mechanical component that Ford produced in a range of models. Mine is a 2019 and there is a plethora of information and YouTube videos about it. I decided I wanted/needed Ford's technical expertise on the matter even though I knew it would be more expensive at Ford. I spoke to an Adviser who was knowledgeable and we discussed options. Later, after consideration, I decided to go with a simple, normal, preventative maintenance approach, which was one of the options discussed. I'm not in a crisis situation, YET. But that's what preventative maintenance means. This situation, with these models, is complicated by some other-worldly design decisions by Ford engineers and not just any garage, shop mechanic should be trusted to know. The Adviser I spoke to knew about it. So, I called Service to schedule the , he didn't answer, so left a message asking for a call back. He didn't call me back. Days later I called again, he wasn't available and so I was transferred to Express Lane. That adviser said they don't work on these components and needed to go back to the main shop. Okay, fine, no problem. No one answered at the Service desk. I called later. The person that answered said that I needed to speak to THAT guy who wasn't available so they would deliver a message and to expect a call back that day. It has now been two week-days since and no one has called, not THAT guy or one of the other Service Advisers who didn't want to talk to me anyway. It's a common procedure, one that most folks do at least once during the life of their vehicle, and it's recommended. With my previous history with this Crossroads Ford (W/F) Service and now this, I can only surmise that they aren't inclined to care much about vehicles that aren't purchased from their own dealership. Neither of my Ford trucks were purchased there at Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest. A simple input of the VIN # tells them everything about the history of the vehicle: where manufactured, date of manufacture, options, etc. Otherwise, there is a culture at Ford, an arrogant culture perhaps, where they really just cherry pick the people and problems they feel comfortable with. I was respectful, polite, not condescending or demanding. I'm obviously a patient person. But I absolutely will not call again harass or beg them to care about duty, honor, integrity, dedication, commitment, values. I hope others get great care and satisfaction with their service at Crossroads Ford of Wake Forest. As for me, however, it just hasn't been the case. So, Good Luck!

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