If you are in the market for a vehicle in the west Florida area, it can be an intimidating experience. That's why our team at Sarasota Ford would like to reach out with our Ford dealership near Bradenton, FL. You may have seen a collection of options from private sellers. Are you wondering why a dealership might be a better option for you? The reason a dealership is often a better option comes down to the risk present in the private seller market. The private seller market's risk is represented by the lack of quality assurance and accountability. When exploring the private seller, you may find cheaper options. These cheaper options are often a ruse by the seller to lure in potential buyers. These sellers are often looking for a way to unload their vehicles onto an unsuspecting buyer. Oftentimes private sellers will even attempt a temporary fix of their vehicle so that they might invite prospective buyers for a test drive. The prospective buyer feels comfortable with this test drive and purchases the vehicle. Only after the purchase to unearth a malfunction a couple of weeks later.

At Sarasota, Florida, we strive to prevent this type of duplicity. We know it can be difficult when searching for a new car, but there is no reason to waste time or money in a risky market. Sarasota Ford looks to be a pillar of the community the community members can trust. We do this by employing community members at our dealership in all three phases. Our team of qualified sales professionals is available for your inquiry on any guided tours, followed by our Ford Financial Services. They work in conjunction with the Ford Motor Credit Company. After formulating a plan with our Ford financing team and getting back on the road, our Ford certified team of professional automotive technicians is available to help you with the routine maintenance and diagnostic services you need. That's why we ask you to put your trust in quality assurance offered by our Bradenton dealership. We are held accountable rather than the private market, where risk is abundant.