http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html http://st2.ypbot.net/caprod/brands/weblocal/images/logo_en.v8e0a253.png http://www.weblocal.ca/ http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html I originally had a bad experience here, but it turns out it was a misunderstanding. Joel, a manager at Key West Ford personally reached out to me to remedy the situation, and I think that my relationship with this dealer is a lot better now. I would be happy to come back to this dealership for servicing and repairs in the future. http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html Quality Very good http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html From a disapointing experience to one that exceeds expectation. The owners/managers at Key West care about fostering relationships with its customers. The short of it is that I had an overall positive experience with this dealership, and I didn't even purchase a vehicle here. The longer version is that I came here to test drive a vehicle and had a subpar experience. The manager found out about this and immediately contacted me to rectified the situation. He offered free service to the vehicle I bought from another dealer just to show that the experience I had was a one-off. Well, as promised I brought my car in, they performed the service flawlessless and even went so far as to replace a burnt out reverse light and wash the car for free. If I am to look at a Ford in the future, why wouldn't I come to Key West, right? http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html After my terrible experience at Key West Ford, I received nothing short of fantastic. I was contacted by the manager and owner to rectify the situation. It doesn't matter how big or small a business is as long as they care about their customers. Thoroughly impressed. Thanks guys. http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html We were already at the border to go camping and noticed that there was something wrong with the RV. We turned around and went to Key West Ford. They took us in and in an hour or so the vehicle was fixed and the repair price was affordable! The staff and the mechanic were great! http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html Overall Poor to fair http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html Excellent company. Great to have a car company in Vancouver that doesn't try to impress you with expensive showrooms. Just great cars, nice staff and very easy to make a deal. Recommend highly. http://www.weblocal.ca/key-west-ford-sales-ltd-new-westminster-bc.html I was SO dissatisfied with the service I wrote them a letter. Of course they never wrote me back. So much for building customer relationship and gaining their trust.... I would like to share the experience I had at your Key West Ford dealership as well as your Dams Ford dealership. I have to say this was a very interesting and eye opening experience. My husband and I have never had an experience quite like this and I include every sales experience I’ve encountered. We decided to test drive your vehicles because Ford is having a sale on the vehicles and the price was lower than the imports with the same options. We booked an appointment on-line for that morning to test drive the Escape and the Edge. When we arrived at Key West Ford, Mohamed was our salesman and I explained to him the vehicles we wanted to test drive and the options we need which were navigation, leather, sunroof, heated seats and a back up camera if available. There was an Escape limited edition with navigation on the lot so we took it out for a test drive. During our 5 minute test drive, Mohamed sat in the back seat quietly. I asked questions about the vehicle but Mohamed didn’t say anything so my husband tried to answer them. During that 5 minutes, all Mohamed said were "Welcome to your new car" which he said when he gave me the key to test drive the car, "Let's evaluate your Escort for a trade-in to get you a good price on the Escape" which he said right after I got out of the car, and "we'll get you a good deal" when I told him I don't know if I'm buying the Escape because I don’t know anything about it. Mohamed then took us into the showroom, sat us down and started pressuring us to trade in the Escort. I was quite annoyed with his tactic because he didn't tell me ANYTHING about the vehicle, didn’t show us the Edge and he wants me to purchase the Escape on the spot. Somehow, the sales managers Jon got involved and I agreed that they can evaluate the Escort so we can get a price on the new car. While we were waiting, they gave us a brochure of the vehicle and this was my ONLY form of knowledge of the car. I concluded Mohamed behaved the way he did because he didn’t know a lot about your “best selling car”. If this is your best selling vehicle, shouldn’t every salesperson know the product inside out? I also felt his manager didn’t While I was waiting, I saw on a poster the Escape might have a back up camera so I asked another salesman Tom Lee but he didn't know so he has to ask someone else. After 5 minutes, Mohammed, Tom and Jon came back and they assured me the car has a back up camera since it has navigation and the purchase price of the vehicle is $37,000 before taxes. I don't know a lot about the vehicle, but I do know the price because my husband and I priced it out on-line before we went to the dealership. We tried to explain to Jon there are a few discounts that apply to us but Jon didn’t get it so we had to show the sales manager on the internet what the MSRP of the vehicle is. At this point, I was VERY dissatisfied with the service so I called Dams Ford to see if they have the same vehicle that I can purchase that day. Steve at Dams Ford was very helpful and he did a search for me but he wasn't able to get one and the other dealerships don’t have the same vehicle except on the island. Steve also informed me the back up camera is not an option with the Escape. After that call, my husband and I decided the Escape is the right vehicle for us in terms of comfort, options, functionality and price. We realize we had to put up with the substandard service if we want this car for the weekend. At this point, we still don’t know everything about the vehicle and the things we did know we learned from the brochure. After all this, we negotiated a purchase price for the Escape and a trade-in price for the Escort and we were sent to another manager to complete the paperwork. At this point, I asked this office manager to tell me more about the car because no one cared to explain its features to us. I then was transferred to Tom Lee who went through a check list of the car (I believe that’s the delivery checklist?). Tom was then very helpful and thorough and I believe he saved the sale. During the completion of paperwork, your manager Jim asked for my SIN because someone told him we are financing the vehicle, which no one ever asked. I was also told by Jon I’m able to take advantage of the Grad program but found out later that it’s been cancelled. I took the time to write this email because I wanted to be heard. I was dissatisfied and frustrated because your staff failed to listen and respond to my needs they did not take accountability for the lack of knowledge of your products and prices. I voiced this to Jon and Tom but received the brush off. With this experience, I felt your dealership let us down astronomically and your staff requires A LOT of training in all forms possible. I hope you turn my bad experience into a learning opportunity for your dealership so potential customers don’t have to go through this non-sense. Find local businesses and read and submit reviews and ratings q http://www.weblocal.ca/search