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I am officially fed up with my Lincoln. After spending nearly $5,000 on repairs on a vehicle I bought brand new, I have decided that people should know
Never Buy A Lincoln!
After only a few days from getting my Lincoln back from the having the ignition coil
assembly replaced, I find the "Low Washer Fluid Level" message lighting up on my dashboard.
Checking the fluid level I find there is plenty of windshield washer liquid. This means yet another return visit to have something else repaired on my Lincoln, but what it really means is that I am fed up this vehicle.
The fluid level warning has been the straw the broke the camels back. I am fed up with how much I have had to put out of pocket, on multiple repairs, on a vehicle which I am the original owner.
Please read this website before making any auto purchase, maybe click on some of the ads to help me out, and Never Buy A Lincoln. |
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Obviously this website is biased.
Throughout this website I have tried to keep only to the facts and not muddle it with the personal distaste for the repair experience I have had. But although this website contains only facts, they are facts of convenience.
For example, it observes that Lincolns' Warrantee may be 10'th position out of 10, yet conveniently omits that it is in fact in the top 10'Th position out of the industry 100.
It notes that even though my Lincoln may have cost more than $5000 in repairs in only the first 42,000 miles of ownership, it conveniently omits to recognize that more people have been chauffeured in more Lincoln Limousines to more parties, weddings and proms than any other make or model with no more than simple regular maintenance.
Lastly, it fails to recognize the hundreds of Lincoln fan clubs, millions of happy owners, decades of sales and literally billions of miles on the road.
So why this website? Let's get to the heart of the matter. I don't care that my car broke. Cars break. Deal with it. I don't care about the money it cost to repair it either. I have a job and can afford when things go wrong.
I do however, have an issue with customer abandonment. I have an issue with customer abandonment on a $41,700 purchase when the problem was brought the attention of the dealership at a time when the problem possibly could have been fixed. I have an issue with any dealership that can't just pony up and admit that they fucked up.
This is why I built this website. No company, however large or small, should have customer abandonment as part of their business plan.
This website would not be complete without giving Ford a change to redeem itself.
If Ford is willing to reclaim my Lincoln, which I purchased brand new and fully loaded, and return to me a Lincoln of equal value, brand new and fully loaded, then this website shall be removed.
As long as you are reading this, you know that Ford has not done so. |
Regardless of promises you may read on any auto advertisement, remember that I have had to incur more than $5000 in repairs to my Lincoln at a mere 42,000 miles, and remember that this could happen to you. Neither Witt Lincoln Mercury located at 728 N. Escondido Blvd in Escondido, nor Ford Motor Company offered to cover the cost of the mechanical failures, and there is nothing to suggest you would be treated any differently.
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people have seen this website. |
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As long as this website stands, you will know that Ford has not redeemed itself and taken care of one of their very important customers - and every customer is important.
Whether it is a 2008 Lincoln Navigator, a 2010 Lincoln Towncar, or a 2050 Lincoln Whatever-mobile, until Ford Motor Company or Witt Lincoln Mercury takes care of this issue, I encourage you to Never Buy A Lincoln.
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