I bought a used Taurus from Kennedy and now about a month later my car is smoking. My mechanic says that the head gasket and pan gasket are leaking oil and its an $850 repair bill. He missed it on his first inspection because they cleaned the engine so well that they removed the marks. Basically, they sold it to me knowing it was leaking and did and said nothing. The salesman never shut up, and he was impatient and just plain annoying. This is my first car and it has been a disaster as i have already had to put $900 in repairs into it plus purchase cost. I will buy Ford again, but I will never deal with Kennedy again.

Im in my thirties and I have had my number of new and used cars and of course have delt with a few car sales reps but I tell you the guys at Kennedy Ford where a first they worked as a team to find me a car that I wanted for the price that I wanted now im not saying it was that easy the hardest part was telling the wife that I bought a new car you know it says a lot when you walk into a dealership and your not strangled by salesmen... I actual wonder around for a few mins. opened a door or two of the floor models and then a sudden voice saying to me lets take her for test drive thats what I wanted I wanted to test drive the mustang and feel young again and I tell you I did me and the wife ended up buying the Ford Escape for the practical use I mean its the best suv/truck I have ever owned well the bottom line is when your looking for a car tell the guys & gals at Kennedy Ford that Tommy sent you they will most likely say that he still wants the Mustang by far the best dealership in town

I recently went to Kennedy Ford to look at a used car which was listed well below market value. Knowing the price difference I was well aware there was something wrong with the car. When I asked the sales person what was wrong with the car (and pointed out clearly that I could tell it had been in an accident) He claimed he didn't know and I should ask the other agent, after asking the other agent he claimed he would have to look at the paperwork. The irony of the situation was that I came prepared to buy an accident vehicle. After going inside the building the agent showed me the carproof report that clearly stated the car had thousands in damage claimed on insurance. The agent tried to tell me he didn't know until he saw it but also claimed that hundreds of people had been in to look at the car. He burned himself in his own lie, or he has that bad of a memory that he didn't remember showing the other 'hundresds' of interested people the same report.
Bottom line is they could have sold the car if they didn't sit around lying through their teeth that day, I wouldn't trust anyone in the used department.