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You won't walk out of Harris Ford with a good deal, they will scam you any way they can. I brought my buddy in to look at a new $60k F350, as I wanted to purchase his trade in, 2011 F350, at trade in price. He bought a new truck from them, and right then and there they agreed to sell me his truck for $1,000 over what they gave my buddy for it, $33.5k, because they had to take it through inspection. This changed within about 20 minutes, they said they had to run it through inspection before they could sell it to me...I could feel the scam coming. Monday, I called to come get my truck, and bring in my F150 for trade, which I had bought from Harris 3 months earlier. Came in, they said my buddies F350 was now $35k, AND they wanted me to take a $6,500 loss on the F150 that I had bought from them 3 months earlier...
In short, I have now bought 3 cars from them, attempted to buy another but they wouldn't budge on their price, brought them a $60k truck purchase, lost $6,500 on a F150, lost $13k on a Focus Electric.
I think most car dealers are like this, but crazy what dealers are allowed to get away with today.
AND...my check engine light came on about a week after purchasing the truck they originally said they'd "sell" me for 33.5k and turned around and sold it to me for 35k due to inspection and some minor repairs (two batteries...@2,000 batteries??).
I text my salesman Eric Wray about the check engine light, he said they wouldn't look at it because of a bad review that was left for Harris Ford.
Do yourself a favor, go to the bank and get a loan on your own, purchase a used car from a private party. Not only will you not get a good deal if you buy from Harris Ford, they won't even warranty their own products or inspections, which is the whole purpose of buying from a dealer in the first place.
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