I’d just like to thank the ford team in Sheffield for the great service. They went out of their way to make sure I got the best deal and I was 100% happy before I drove away in my new car A special thanks to Charlie and Richard who helped me. We had another great experience at ford and came away with a lovely car. Thankyou so much Tina.

I visited Lookers and met Dan who talked me through options on a nearly new Ford Puma. We agreed the deal with a trade in with all options thoroughly explained. I was so impressed with the professional and non pressuring service I took my daughter in the next day and with the same support and help my daughter also bought a car. Everything was seamless, stress free, reassuringly thorough and a great experience. Thank you 🙏

From the start of the process of buying the Used Ford Focus the way that the staff dealt with me and my wife was excellent and what you would want but not always get elsewhere. Bradley was our main contact so a big thanks to him along with Savio who finally pushed the deal over the line. Also Charlie who popped in to just see if we were happy. So it's 👍👍 from us. Martin and Lyn

I recently had an airbag recall for my, admittedly, old Ford Mondeo. I took it to Lookers to have it exchanged. That part of the job was as expected; no issues, nothing to make them stand out as either good or bad. Then today I tried to open the bonnet of my car and realised that they had pulled so hard on the release catch that they had snapped the cable. I called them to ask them to repair it and they lied and stated they had not attempted to open the bonnet. At the bottom of their repair sheet for the airbag it states they could not open the bonnet so it wasn't checked. How could they know that they couldn't open the bonnet if they didn't attempt it? Yes, my car does have an issue with the bonnet release but I did tell them how to open it and I now cannot open it. To damage a car then refuse to repair it is unforgivable. So basically I got my car back in a worse state than when I gave it to them. I would recommend going elsewhere if you require honesty.

bought second hand ford kuga in may 2022 had about 3weeks when i went to use wipers which would not clear windscree had to buy new new wiper blades next oil service light came on had oil and filter changed but could net reset service light made two phone calls to lookers promised to call back but they could not be bothered so took car to local ford dealer fixed in 30 seconds also told of a recall which was fixed at same time lookers could be bothered to tell me had six kuga s only one bought from lookers certainly wont buy another from them very poor service indeed

I was looked after at Lookers by Richard Wells who showed me everything I needed to know about the car I was buying, nothing was too much trouble, he even came and rescued me when I got lost on the way to Lookers, very grateful and my car is superb, highly recommended dealer, thank you Richard, a credit to Lookers Ford...

I bought my first Kuga Titanium X with less than 10kmiles miles from Lookers Sheffield. When my wife and I collected it, there was only fuel for 1 mile. After a week or so, the low oil light illuminated. I looked underneath and there was no signs of a leak. Spoke to the service dept, who were not helpful. I topped it up and thought everything would be ok. The light came on again. Their service dept accused me of undoing the filter. Why? I took it to my local dealership who replaced the fabric engine cover and fitted a new oil filter and oil under warranty. It appears that the oil filter had not been tightened up and had unscrewed. Having said we would not buy from Lookers again, we recently saw a grey 69 year Vignale with 7600 miles and a factory fitted towbar. Because of Covid, we had to buy Click & Collect. I paid a deposit, sent a picture of my current Kuga ST X and completed all paperwork via email. We agreed the part exchange valuation and arranged to collect the car on a Monday morning. I had advised repeatedly that I would making a BACS payment on collection. To enable me to set up a BACS payment, I needed Lookers bank details. I called on the Sunday and didn't get a call back. Tried 4 times on the Monday we were collecting the car and was told everyone were in meetings. We carried on to the dealership and the Vignale was ready for us to collect. When we inspected the vehicle, the seat memory function was not working and were told that it could be fixed under warranty. We were then told we couldn't pay by BACS on collection but would have to wait 48hours. The next thing, they would not honour our part exchange offer, as they claim the wheels on my Kuga were not correct for my model. When I said that I had sent a photo, I was told that a photo was not received albeit I had proof of the email sent. Again another poor experience with Lookers. We left and vowed never to deal with Lookers again.

I took the usual initial lies with a roll of the eyes, ’I’m losing money selling it at the price it’s on for,’ etc, etc. Started to get a little irritating when I got a lot of calls in the week before I picked up the car, ‘My manager didn’t put it in the diary when you we’re coming in to sign the finance,’ ‘What time are you coming to pick up the car?’ ‘Can we change the time you’re coming to pick up the car?’ What time did we say you’re coming to pick up the car?’ You get the idea. It really turned to harassment after I’d bought the car. Despite having paperwork demonstrating I’d paid for the car in full, I started getting calls demanding a further £200. These included emotional blackmail, ‘If you don’t pay another £200 they will take it out of my wages,’ (they told me they were an honest family business – guess that was another lie) and also ‘If you’re an honest customer I’m sure you’ll come in any pay another £200.’ I’ve had to block them calling me again. Look elsewhere