Agree with J. B. No prior experience with West Hills Ford, but their service department, particularly Caitlyn, was communicative throughout the recall repair process, and was able to get me a rental when I needed it most. Their shop got the job done quicker than expected, so no complaints there either. read more

I was interested in a Mercedes SUV on their lot and called at 9 AM to make a straightforward offer. I explained that I'm currently in California, that I was ready to pay for the vehicle in advance, and that I'd like to pick it up on October 11, about three weeks out. I was also clear that I needed an answer quickly, because I was considering another vehicle from a different seller. They told me they weren't sure that would be possible. Then I waited all day. Nearly seven hours later, I finally got a text (not a call) saying they couldn't take a credit card payment over the phone or accept a deposit to hold the car until October 11. So I offered to pay the full price. They replied that they don't handle delivery. I said that was fine: I'd wire the full amount and arrange shipping myself. After that I never heard from them again. They also told me they require a wet signature on all paperwork. That means no DocuSign and not even an out-of-state notary. In 2026, that's a real obstacle for any buyer who isn't local. I was offering to pay in full for a car sitting on their lot and to handle the logistics myself, and they still couldn't make it work or give me the courtesy of a reply. If you're an out-of-state buyer, or need a dealer with any flexibility or responsiveness, I'd look elsewhere. read more

DO NOT buy from West Hills Ford. They sold me a defective new Ford Transit. When I asked for help, General Manager Clayton Crittenden refused to help and sent me to Ford. Terrible customer service. No support after the sale. I do not recommend this dealership read more

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1. To listen and write customers descriptions not by service employees'words. Example: This was Recall data update on powertrain the first time. my truck ran good for 4 days then started the same symptoms. I returned because my truck had the same symptoms, the wrench symbol- erratic shifting while driving, the service employee said "like it's in neutral" when I said it's shifts into 3 or 5 gear won't come out. He tells me there's a diagnostic charge of $220 for the transmission. I tell him I know it's the same symptoms, the wrench symbol means it's the powertrain. I have an another letter stating it's the sensors and lead frame recall. Josh the service employee says recall was rejected by the ford company and the replacement for the lead frame is over 2K. Included other inspections of contaminated brake fluid, coolant change, transfer case fluid, front and rear differential fluid change, tire pressure sensor quoted total 6K. I wonder why they didn't do this "inspection" when I first came in with the recall. I went to pick up my truck on Saturday. Baer the service employee says my truck is not ready for pick up. I said what do you mean, I did not authorize any work to be done on my truck. He is glaring at me. He says he has to look at the paperwork, your truck is not ready for pick up. Still glaring at me. I asked him why are you staring at me. I am here to pick up my truck. Baer then says I have other customers I have to help. Proceeded to help the next and only customer. Baer is gleefully helping check out the male customer. Comes back with a stern face and glaring at me. Grimacing through tight lips and clenched teeth, tells me to wait in the waiting room where customers are supposed to be. I said no, I want my my truck back and I want all the diagnostic codes the mechanic pulled. charges me $257 for P0715, P0717, P061a turbine shaft speed sensor-- molded lead frame needed for repair read more

I refused the extended warranty and prepaid service contract. They lied about what they had me sign. I tried multiple times to get them to cancel and refund, but they will not take my call. Scummy sales people. read more

am writing this so others do not make the same mistake we did. We purchased a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek from West Hills Ford, and within days of purchase, the dashboard lit up while driving -- check engine, Eyesight disabled, traction control, brake system, and more. Alarmed, we immediately had the code pulled, then brought the vehicle straight back to West Hills Ford. At that visit, we were told they would "see if they could figure it out," and if not, they would send it to Subaru to diagnose. Instead of actually doing that, West Hills Ford cleared the code, told us it was probably just dirty oil, and sent us on our way. They did not send it to Subaru. They did not investigate further. They did not even check the oil. Let that sink in. This dealership advertises a 30-point inspection, yet somehow: * The oil was filthy * The oil had apparently never been changed by the previous owner * And a vehicle throwing immediate engine and safety warnings was sold anyway How does a "30-point inspection" miss oil that was so dirty it later triggered engine timing faults? How does it miss that the oil hadn't been changed at all? Or worse -- was it never actually done? Because West Hills Ford dismissed us and wiped the code instead of diagnosing the problem, we were forced to spend our own money taking the vehicle to a Subaru dealership. Subaru identified P000D -- camshaft position slow response, a serious engine timing issue. Even then, the problem was still blamed on "dirty oil from the previous owner." And then -- shockingly -- the lights came back. At the 60,000-mile service, Subaru finally confirmed what should have been addressed immediately when we first returned the car: The camshaft sensor is failing and must be replaced. This entire situation was avoidable. The warning signs were there days after purchase. The code was there. We brought the vehicle back. West Hills Ford acknowledged it might be serious. And instead of following through, they cleared the code, made assumptions, and sent us away in a vehicle with a failing engine component. As if that weren't enough, there were additional red flags that now feel impossible to ignore. We were explicitly told our credit would not be pulled -- it was anyway. We were told the vehicle came with two sets of keys -- we are still waiting on the second set. This has been one of the most stressful, frustrating, and eye-opening purchasing experiences we've ever had. Between the failure to properly inspect the vehicle, the decision to clear codes instead of diagnose, the broken promises, and the refusal to take early responsibility, it is impossible to trust anything we were told. If you are considering buying from West Hills Ford, assume that once the paperwork is signed, you are on your own. Do not trust verbal assurances. Do not assume inspections mean anything. And do not expect accountability when problems surface immediately after purchase. This experience has permanently destroyed our trust in this dealership. read more

We purchased three new vehicles from West Hills over the years. Recently in 2022 we purchased a new Ford Explorer. We have had the worst experience ever with this management. The service department is horrible. Instead of changing cabin filter. They left a rats nest in it and lost the screws for it. I didn't mention it until I took it back in for an oil change. When I got my car back, the screws were still missing and the service department person told me they don't have those in stoc? so I asked." you have there somewhere." she ignored me. I called to talk to the manager and left two voicemails with my phone number and never received a call back. I was polite by the way. We will never buy a new car from West Hills Ford again and I'm telling everyone I know. Lousy service department. and management as far as I'm concerned. read more

Bought a used car on 09/01/2025. Had a few issues/questions. Called and left a voicemail on 09/03/2025. Nothing. Called and left a voicemail on 09/10/2025. Nothing. Emailed my salesman on the email address on his business card on 09/12/2025. Nothing. Salesman called me (via his cellphone according to his voicemail) on 09/16/2025 to see how I liked the car. I missed his call. I called back. Nothing. I texted him on his 'cellphone' on 09/18/2025 and explained in detail the issues with the car. Nothing. Called again and left a messeage with the receptionist on 09/21/2025. Nothing. Called this morning at 10:41am and left a message with the receptionist who said someone would call me right back. Nothing. read more

West Hills Ford - Car Dealers Near Me - Bremerton, Washington

My car was dropped off 2 weeks ago for a scheduled appointment. 14 days later and the technician hasn't even started the work. 5 days into it, I received a phone call telling me I missed my appointment and asking when a good day to drop off my car would be. The computer system was blamed for the error and I was assured people were aware my car was there. 2 days later, I got the first of what would total 4 different texts messages asking me when I wanted to schedule my car to get brought in. I was told it was a new AI system causing the confusion and management would fix it. Don't worry though. They do know my car is there. It's been 5 days since the last text and I still have not heard from a manager. I did get an e-mail a couple days ago suggesting some services I should consider the next time I bring my car in. 14 days they have had my vehicle and no one seems to know it's even there. They did manage to bamboozle me into renting a car from them though. I've been paying out of pocket for 14 days now. It's hard to think they have reason to prioritize my repairs when they continue to make money every day it's sitting there gathering dust. I have spent over $1,000 now and repairs on my vehicle haven't been started. This is the absolute worst service I have ever gotten from any kind of repair shop. It is very safe to say that I will not be bringing this or any future vehicles to them for service ever again. read more

I bought my Mustang there off the showroom floor and was very happy with my purchase.

Service advisor Caitlin Harrison did top notch professional job informing timeframe and costs involved when we took our Bronco Sport in for minor repairs. She also arranged shuttle rides to home and return to West Hills Ford Service. Shuttle drivers Scott , then Collin were appreciated for their safe driving skills. read more

Contacted service department for a price quote on parts my vehicle requires. Found out my parts are no longer available, but during the whole process. I felt I was more of a nuisance, like why are you calling and bothering me. When we finished and before I could say thank you, person on the other end just hung up the phone. Not very professional. read more

Booo! I've purchased two brand new vehicles from West Hills Ford, but not anymore. I started getting safety recall notices on one of them for different issues and now have 4 stacked up. When I tried to get them fixed, West Hills Ford was unable due to supply chain issues, then labor strike issues. Finally, after a couple years, parts are available and they will need the vehicle for a couple days and I have to pay for a rental car to get these 4 recalls done! I asked if they'd pickup and drop off, but no joy, not enough employees. So bottom line, Safety recalls are not free. Not even if you're a repeat customers. Buyer beware. read more

West Hills Ford - Car Dealers Near Me - Bremerton, Washington

Worst car dealership. Went in to see a car we discussed and they sold it out from under me. Also I was delayed in seeing the car because the dealership had to go to a party! read more

Just purchased a 2025 Ford from West Hills in Bremerton. We are extremely happy with our experience. From the moment we talked to Shawn B we were treated like friends. He is extremely professional and knowledgeable. He is very fun and friendly too. read more

My husband called ahead to get a quote for an oil change on his Ford Mustang. After providing all the necessary information, he was told the service would cost $100. Based on that price, we decided it made sense to schedule the appointment with them. On the day of the appointment, he dropped the car off, and at no point did anyone inform us of any price change or issues. We didn't find out until the car was completely done that the actual cost was $200. The only reason we ended up paying $180 was because of my husband's military discount--and even with the discount, the price was nearly double what we were quoted. This is completely unacceptable. Whether this was dishonesty or a mistake on their part, it should have been corrected--not pushed onto us without warning. If the price was going to be significantly higher than the original quote, we absolutely should have been told before the work was done. This experience felt unethical and misleading. If this is how they handle something as simple as an oil change, I can't imagine what else they are doing to other customers. I strongly recommend that no one visit this place. read more

We dropped off my daughter-in-law's fiesta for issues regarding the transmission. They did not find anything other than computer diagnostics to reset on TCM and a couple of others. they did not replace any parts. They claimed they had driven the car 40 miles to test it, and they also told my wife and I that they had checked the oil and other vitals and they were OK. this seemed a bit odd because our daughter-in-law claimed she hadn't been changing or checking the oil recently so I had been a bit worried. I got into the car and drove it home, and then checked the vitals and found out there was literally no oil on the dipstick none, and the radiator fluid was way below the minimum level. This is very simple to check since the radiator fluid on this car sits on top of the engine and is clearly labeled. it also did not have any windshield wiper fluid so I assume they didn't check that either. I would never take my car back to them again under any circumstance to reset a bunch of computer checks probably took them less than one hour start to finish. this cost us $700! They simply plug in the plug read the computer diagnostics and reset it then they drive the car around and see if it works. they also attempted to sell my wife on getting four new tires claiming that all four tires needed to be replaced even though one of them had just been bought at Les schwab less than six months ago. The other three certainly could be replaced in the future, but are nowhere near being bald or on the rumble strip. These guys appear to be unethical. read more

West Hills Ford - this was the level of radiator fluid when I got the car home after they told me they had checked the vitals and that everything was great. - Car Dealers Near Me - Bremerton, Washington

JULY 1, 2025 Iarrived at dealership and was told to stay in car outside of garage. After about 5 minutes was directed to drive into garage and stopped behind a F-150. Then told to move forward. A Female service person came out to get details. As she walked in front she noticed a pool of coolant and assumed it came from our Explorer. She said she definitely would not suggest driving back to Arizona. She seemed to be pretty anxious for us to take a shuttle back to our AIRBNB. She mentioned the cost of diagnosing the problem, rental cars and how long it would take to get approval from our warranty company. In my mind I was imagining the cost. Then a Male service person came by and said he thought the coolant was from the F-150. That didn't seem to faze her or change her mind. So after what the man said, I went outside to see if we had dripped any coolant where I originally parked. I hadn't and the wetness that was there the man said was condensation from our AC. So I went inside to get my keys and told the Female to cancel everything. We then drove to Port Angeles and got an oil change at a Jiffy. No talk of drippings. After a few more stops I would look for drippings but nothing. I'm so appreciative of the man who said that the drippings were from the F-150. As the day moved on, I became more angry about the Female that was all set to have us leave our car and rack up a big bill for NOTHING. It made me wonder if the service people get a bonus for big ticket items. Needless to say, I wasn't impressed with her. I feel for the poor person who goes into your place and gets sucked into a big unnecessary car repair. Very unhappy. read more

Recently left a five star review and wanted to even it out. I will never trust this shop with anything that is not in front of me, because like many, they are inherent scam artists. My blinker was out on my car, to which they offered to replace for over 100. Mind you, the bulb is 10. To this, I obviously chose to just buy the bulb, and they further told me that to replace it, it would require me to take off the tire and access it through the wheel well, to try to dissuade me. I was at least 90% sure this was a complete lie so I denied it and just took the bulb back home. 45 seconds later, it was replaced without anything but the hood lifted. I wanted to give them the benefit of a doubt that they weren't that scummy, but what can you do. If they don't think you know anything about cars, they will try to steal from you. Don't go alone if you can't dispel the bullshit. read more

Over torqued my lug nuts on my raptor for rear brake maintenance. Sheared all six studs and wheel fell off. They could of done the honorable thing and just fixed but they want to charge me for almost losing my life. NO TRUST for Haselwood dealerships and I was going to buy a new raptor we'll I am just not at Haselwood. read more

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Stay away! The lack of communication is appalling. My husband and I were searching for a truck and thought we had found one. We went out of our way to bring our whole family (daughter not even a year old) to the dealer to finalize purchasing the vehicle. We saw three different prices, one online for $6K, one with our first salesman for $7K, and another for $9K with another salesman. Even after all of the dishonesty, we still gave the benefit of the doubt, and tried to work with them. We were then given false promises of running the credit app, to being approved, to printing the final contract and it being ready to sign. We visited the dealer 3 times, and we initiated the communication every time. The whole process of lying, cheating, and deceiving, took a week (Sat to Sat). What a joke. read more

Sales contract dept . takes advantage of old people with cancer pressuring to take out road advantage and other service side contracts . Then I went back in the next business day to cancel out as he stated we could do , sorry we can't do that ,or drag the other contracts out for months before they cancel .(only after multiple phone calls and going over there in person . And the other contract terminations was handled by the purchaser. Dragging it out for his commission . Magady Boules thumbs down ! buyer beware !!!!! read more

I bought a 2017 Ford Escape from here 2 years ago and bought the extended warranty. The car now has a major coolant leak and I tracked it down and saw the water pouring out of the front of the water pump. I called to see if the water pump would be covered under the extended warranty and was told that they can't tell me anything until they diagnose the leak for $189. Even though I know 100% it's the water pump they can't tell me if it's covered. Money grubbing shysters! read more

premises clean, free west hills water bottle, free coffee at the cafe/coffee shop inside is a plus! most dealerships have that death coffee with that powder they call cream? wait times are usually good especially when u take your car in earlier then your actual appt! also free car wash at the local car wash unfortunately it's 15 min out the way but at least your car is getting a free bath. Now my real concern/complaint to the PRESIDENTS/CEO of FORD ... what happened to the American Ford... the Military discount is 5% !!!!!!!! shame on you!!! NAVY,MARINES and any other service member go elsewhere.. it's not worth the perks stated above! this dealership is in Navy territory and they should represent appreciation. by the way I'm actually Airforce! read more

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West Hills Ford has a reputation as the least competent service department in the area. If not from Kitsap County, or new to the area, save yourself the trouble and go to Port Orchard. Those who have had dealings with the service department at West Hills know; they take too long, over-charge and have a difficult time making the repairs. THEY DO NOT CARE. I was quoted ~$2500 to for repairs including front in vibration on my truck that was under warranty. Picking up the truck, all costs inflated at the counter and they slipped in a service package (that I did not ask for) resulting in a $4000 bill. I left a review on their 'Ford, how did we do' follow up email, explaining their poor service. The Service 'Manager', Patrick Simpson called me up and said they wanted to make it right. We scheduled a day for them to come pick up the truck and again attempt the repair. To no surprise, THEY NEVER SHOWED UP. Patrick is great at one thing - not responding to emails. This is has not been my first issue with the service department, but it will be the last; never going back. read more

Walked out of 2 local dealerships because we didn't get a good vibe overall and they had minimal inventory to choose from. Most dealerships at this time lack inventory at the moment anyway. West Hills Ford had a few selections for us to choose from and Noah was eager to help us find what we were looking for. Noah was an amazing young salesman. Highly recommend! Ryan in financing was amazing as well! Highly recommend this dealership! Make sure you ask for Noah! You want regret it! read more

Went in for a routine miniatous. Got the vehicle back and reviewed the inspection report. That said, the service advisor just made accolades over the service tech, most licenses, youngest, working towards his masters. Went out to the vehicle and checked a few things. The one that caused me the most concern was involving tire pressure. The inspection report, filled out by the tech, stated pressure at 35 for each tire yet the actual ranged from 31 to 33, not close to 35. This tells me the service didn't check the tire pressure, that he falsified the document. Now, this is a relatively minor issue per say but come to find out he did not check a vital fluid. I am currently attempting to contact the Assistant Service Manager since I discussed the tire pressure issue with him. Waiting for a phone call back. Seems the tech's might be pressured to do work a lot faster than normal since they are shy a few techs. This could be a life safety issue that everyone needs to know about. read more

This wasn't an easy process for anyone involved. We originally got a lease from Harris Ford in Lynnwood. We had several problems with our brand new leased vehicle. It had to do with the fuel modulator. Eventually the car needed to be towed to West Hills Ford since that was the nearest dealership. At that point we wanted to turn in the vehicle. We tried doing a trade-in but the deal wasn't helping us get our down payment back. So Ford Motor Company took a long, long time to process our paperwork for a buy back. It was a 2 month process and it looked like we were never going to get to close this case. We were ready to start calling in a lawyer. I want to give a huge thank you to Victoria King. From the start of this horrific situation she was trying to help find us solutions. From helping console me and look at other models, taking the time to scan documents, and she even took time to call me and my husband just to see how things were going, she really went over and beyond to ease the stress of the situation. What it came down to was having her call the Ford Motor company representative over and over again to finally finish out our case and try to hold him accountable. Harris Ford stepped out of the situation a long time ago because they didn't feel it was worth towing the car again. So we've really been dependent on West Hills Ford adopting us and taking us up as their client. I thought we were over the hump once the check arrived at West Hills Ford but it still took 5 days to set up an appt. to finish closing the case. And only after I called to follow-up on it because we were once again not hearing anything from anyone. I understand people get busy, but c'mon now. You have the closing packet and you know we have been waiting over 60 days. Finish the deal so we can all move on with our lives. It was sad situation to be in. I'm frustrated that each step of this process took pushing us to the very edge. We continually were asked at every turn to wait just a more few days, which turned into a few more weeks, which turned into 2 1/2 months whilst paying for a car we didn't have. The waiting time reached my limit of patience. I got to the point where I got very, very angry. But we finally have our money back, so husband and I are going to do our best to move on from this ordeal. read more

I just want to give a big shout out to the fine folks at West Hills Ford Mazda. You guys are awesome thank you so much especially you Dave! (The sales rep who helped my wife and I) My wife and I had been looking at cars all day from Port Orchard to Puyallup and then back to Bremerton. I can tell you that every single car lot we went to we had a bad experience with the salesperson. Except for this lot. As soon as we pulled in even though they were almost closed a woman named Bonnie warmly greeted us which immediately changed our attitude away from skepticism. They left us alone for a while and let us browse vehicles and then after a while a sales rep named Dave came out and greeted us. He was so friendly and so real we loved him it didn't feel like he had an agenda and he was just being genuinely awesome. We ended up finding a used Mazda Tribute that we liked a lot and he took us out for a spin to the other car lots pointing out our other options. It was great and helped to re assure us even more that his goal was to help us and not himself. By the end of the night (9pm at this point) we had bought the Mazda we loved and drove away with it happy. And because I am always the skeptic I took it into another mechanic later that week and the result was that the car we bought is in amazing shape and should last quite a while. Thank you guys, Job well done read more

West Hills Ford - The new car - Car Dealers Near Me - Bremerton, Washington

So here's the scoop on west hills ford.. I took my car in for a recall and figured okay what could go wrong right? Well I'll tell you they gave me the car back the next day and the light came right back on, as well as the battery was completely dead. I go in a couple days later to get this all resolved and they tell me I'm 1 month shy of being bumper to bumper for the battery.. we're not even talking a week of being from bumper to bumper and they didn't even honor the goodwill for the battery. I felt like What was even the point . By the way if you have multiple services you better be prepared to make multiple appointments because they wouldn't fix more than one thing at a time which is crazy to me. I won't be going back, and I don't recommend this place to anyone. read more

Service department is a train wreck. GM never did call back after leaving voice mail, thought my truck was stolen, they couldn't find it, 17 days out of service for an oil change and some diagnostics. Then.......when they gave it back, they had gone to Ford to get authorization to do more work on a 2022 f450 with just 7k miles.....that was 2 months ago.....CRICKETS but no surprise, Ive owned nearly 100 cars and dealt with dealers all over the place, this is at the bottom for service and communications. read more

OUT-OF-STATE BUYER BEWARE: This is my honest and full experience on buying my 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser in the midst of protest and quarantine. I recommend staying away from this dealership, especially if you are a minority and you are living out-of-state. Pros: 1. Found the car I wanted with acceptable price. 2. Good remote communication with Victoria King (never met in person) and reasonable in-person experience with Ray Natividad (Finance Manager) Cons: 1. Racially-biased and poor customer service. I drove 3.5 hours from Oregon to visit this dealership. All paperwork has been submitted, deal has been made, I have paid a $500 security deposit to hold the vehicle. When I walk into the dealership, I was forcefully asked to fill in a "Credit Application" while I have stated clearly that I do not want to have any credits run since I am purchasing cash with cashier's check for the full amount of the car. Chad Bass (Finance Manager) greeted me with suspicion, insisting on background checks, presuming that I may be a "criminal" and they need to do a check on me. Keep in mind, I have not been shown around the car that I am about to purchase cash. Then another Finance Manager, Ray Natividad took over to offer some apologies for the obviously subpar service and offered me some water and a test drive for the car. 2. Hiding Defects During Test Drive. Note that it was raining during the day of the test drive. Before arriving to the dealership I have been connected with TJ over text. I was promised by Victoria and TJ that the car will be "detailed". When I saw the car, you can see a very poor job at cleaning, especially the interior: dog hair in the backseat, muddy rubber floor mat, missing foot rest, dirty engine bay, rusty rim, and under. They also placed a "temporary license" on the passenger windshield to, what later I discovered, a huge crack on the windshield. Bigger than the size of a dollar bill. Which according to safety inspection checklist does NOT pass Washington state safety requirement. (Pictures from test drive attached) 3. "We cannot show you the title, we only have a digital copy" After the test drive, I asked to see the title of the vehicle. Which was escalated to Ray's boss Magdy Boules (Finance Director) since he was unsure of the procedures of title transfers to the state of Oregon. I was informed by Magdy that the title will be sent to Washington DMV which then will be transferred to Oregon DMV. All turns out to be false information-- I should be receiving the Washington title in hand not Oregon DMV. I was also not allowed to see the title of the vehicle at the time of purchase from the previous owner. They refused to do so and mentioned that they only have a digital copy. Confirmed with Washington DOL that this is illegal. Car was not paid off and still has a lienholder at the time of purchase (up until 7 days after purchase) and the dealership should be able to show me the title at the time of purchase. Especially since I am purchasing in cash (no financing). 4. Inaccurate Inspection Checklist and Hiding Defects. In their inspection checklist they listed that the front headlights are checked when I caught that one of them is out. They rushed out to fix that. Windshield crack was totally hidden. And there is some major rust under the car that the dealership (or the previous owner) undercoated with rubberized spray paint. It was obvious that they wanted to cover any defects and sell it to me as an "as is" "economy rig" car. They made sure I sign at least 3 paperwork to make sure they are 'legally' covered to not have to put any more fixes to the car when I drive off the lot. 5. "If you are unhappy with your purchase, you can return the car and we'll refund you your check" This was how Josh Kennedy (Used Car Manager) deal with me when I send TJ a picture of the cracked windshield that was hidden. This is how they would probably treat you if you have a complain as well. I was, again, aggressively asked as I drove away with my full-paid off FJ Cruiser to return to the dealership read more

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New Ford Maverick had zero power. Emergency lights did not even work. Had it towed to this dealer. They said they might get to in in a week or so. Worst customer relations I have ever seen in a car dealer. Totally indifferent to the fact that I am without transportation because this car will not run. read more

I got a 2014 Fiat here in September 2019. Since that time have had over 7 things needing repair! Now just found out I have leak in gas tank!! DO NOT BUY CAR FROM WEST HILLS!! read more

We purchased our 2020 Ford F-150 August 2021 from West Hills Ford (you can view our previous review of that process). Started having some error messages this winter and scheduled service which ended up being not available until March. During the service they 'couldn't find anything wrong with it' so we took it home. It is now June and the truck won't even start and giving the same error code. We called service and were told they can't even look at it for at least a week and we were on our own for alternate transportation. No loaner offer and no availability to assess the truck that won't even start. There has been ZERO reason for us to be satisfied with the sales process or customer service. a vehicle this new should not just STOP functioning. a $45,000 vehicle with 20,000 miles should run. We have let them know the codes/issues we are having and no one has 'ever heard of that' West Hills Ford Ford Motor Company #westhillsford #fordf150 #fordmotorcompany #ford #foodserviceindustry read more

They will always find something wrong with your vehicle. If you are stuck in a service plan like I am. Just get the service plan services. For anything else go somewhere else. Super over priced. read more

Came in for appointment I made a month ago, arrived at 9:20 for 9:30 appt. I received reminders all week to make sure I get here and am told they "quoted" me the wrong price ... it was going to be about 300-400 more and several hours more, then asst Mgr Caitlin comes back saying they can't do the service "spark plugs" as they don't have manpower for the service really? one month soonest to schedule - daily reminders and I get here and after 40 min they tell me they can't do it. No inquiry on reschedule. I rescheduled my work day for this. terrible customer service- no apologies, just "we can't do it today", apparently there needs to be some major customer service training, management skill training and above all courtesy training. I left a message for General manager. I will update this post when I hear back. I wanted to give West hills another chance. Hmmmm. read more

Purchased a service plan for the used vehicle I bought. Ever since the first visit, Ive lost all confidence in the service department. Ask for things and they dont perform them, but still charge it to my plan. Dont rotate my tires because of the infamous seized ford lug nuts, but still sign that I received a rotation. So, I purchase new lug nuts and begin performing my own rotations and ask the advisor to leave the tires alone. Then I get actual rotations and quoted for new ford lug nuts; no thanks. My last visit, show up to find oil all over the parking lot and my drain plug out. And no rotations this time because of uneven wear on the tires.....the exact reason you rotate them for. Not to mention both front fenders covered in greasy handprints. Assistant service manager shakes it off as an oops. At least they were kind enough to push it back and not start it dry. Even though I get free service, its not worth me having to go over my car after each visit. *Edit* After a bit, actual service manager, John, called and apologized. Offered a free service, attempted to make it right. So another star for the apology and attempt. My motor is overfilled so I'll do another service myself to correct it. Im a mechanic myself, so Im being extremely rough on the techs who work my cars. But had I not noticed the oil under my rig, I'd be in a way worse situation. read more

I bought two used cars from this dealership in the last 7 or so years since living here. Both salespeople we worked with were outstanding and very accommodating. Chad Bass was my most recent salesperson. He was polite and helpful and friendly. Not pushy, but I think the pushy salesperson archetype in today's world is no longer a thing. With the power car dealerships hold today with shortages and inflation. I still got the impression though that Chad wanted to make sure I got a fair price and was forthcoming as much as he could about the vehicle. I was surprising my kid with a first vehicle and Chad was totally awesome coming and picking me up so I could purchase it without suspicion. All in all, I believe the salespeople at this dealership are their greatest asset. No commissions, etc. He even intimated that they pay him well and he loves his job. That makes for a great sales and test drive experience. Ask for him by name, I totally vouch for him. The finance manager was nice enough, but they're the ones who really make the money for the dealership so expect them to try to pressure things like a warranty and the other extra stuff. Just be a responsible buyer ahead of time and know what your position is on the warranty and gap insurance etc. The first car I bought was for me and so I knew I could afford repairs and the gap in a catastrophe. And when I told him I'm not interested, he backed off his position. This second one was for a teenager so I basically talked myself into paying extra. They still worked with me, got an ok interest rate, and got me financed through my preferred bank. Again, it's all about educating yourself about what you need in your situation and standing firm. Because, to be honest, if you don't know what you're doing, they will most likely take advantage. It's a dealership after all and they will get you if they can. Not an indictment of this dealership, just an honest observation of my experience. That all being said, there's nothing that indicated to me that they won't back off if you just say no to whatever or ask them to fix some numbers. It's all up to how long you are willing to talk. Just picture yourself trying to make a huge investment and the guy with the keys is a close-up magician who can do all kinds of crazy stuff like stealing your watch while you think of your three of diamonds. I take one star off for the truly GRIMY people at dealerships... the pushy, always just-started, contract insurance agents who want to tell you all sorts of nonsense. The heartstring pull attempts at telling you that you aren't covered enough etc. The promise of saving you money if only you just switch to them while you're stuck waiting (which I'm sure is another dealership tactic). Why do these people NEVER work for whatever insurance company you already use? Did you get twenty years with GEICO? Then they are with Progressive. 10 years with Progressive, then they are with Farmers. But I digress. Unless you are a brand new buyer with no insurance already, don't own a house or other cars, and don't have any money saved, I guess listen to their spiel. Otherwise, fold your arms and tell them to kick rocks. Go home and call your own insurance company and argue with them when they try to rip you off. You're spending a lot of money and you need to focus on that instead of some goofball who plays solitaire on their phone all day (who never seem to have more than a couple months in the business) waiting for every new sucker who sits down. Don't feel bad about hurting their feelings. They got that job for a reason and NONE of those reasons are to protect your assets. All in all this dealership is great if you are willing to do the research (which you're doing now by reading this so good job) and take advantage of how helpful they are. I've had worse and more combative experiences in my life. P.s. I did purchase the package that has "free" oil changes for three years. I haven't dealt with the service department yet so when I do, I will review them separately. read more

Purchased a used car and on the drive home a transmission light goes on. Car powers down into limp mode and won't leave 1st gear. Sent a text to the sale rep, no response! We were ignored when we first arrived by receptionist who was more interested in her phone than the customers standing in front of her, that should have been enough to walk away and not do business. read more