Reviewed : 06/14/2025

Comment : comfortable sales member, easy atmosphere, fair price.

Reviewed : 06/13/2025

Comment : Sales and service department very helpful

Reviewed : 06/12/2025

Comment : From purchasing to service everyone has been great so far.

Reviewed : 06/11/2025

Comment : I drove an hour past my local Ford dealership and I'm so glad I did. Hillsboro Ford had the vehicle I wanted in inventory, gave me more for my trade than another dealer I visited and didn't waste my time . Very professional and pleasant staff. Ask for Jerry

Reviewed : 06/06/2025

Comment : I’m very happy with my experience here, everyone was knowledgeable and friendly.

Reviewed : 06/04/2025

Comment : I had a great experience while buying my 2024 Ford F150. I worked with Jerry, Connor and Becky. They worked with me on price, and made the experience very simple and pleasant, and quick. I would rather go to a dealership like this than one of the big ones in Manchester. My family will purchase from them in the future.

Reviewed : 06/03/2025

Comment : It was an absolute pleasure to work with Becky and others this evening while purchasing my vehicle. Felt no pressure and was surprised how reasonably priced my purchase was. I was given plenty of time with the vehicle before making a decision, and after I was given a thorough “tour” and setup help. When purchasing your next vehicle I would recommend a visit here. The only real red flag is they laughed at my terrible jokes.

Reviewed : 06/02/2025

Comment : I brought my truck to Hillsboro Ford for leaking transmission lines and an inspection of the front axle to get the automatic hubs working again. I chose them because they had helped me once before quickly and at a fair price.

After an initial inspection, I was quoted about $900 for transmission lines and $1,800 for front axle work—with no guarantee the vacuum system would work. I approved the work, but a few days later I got a call saying I might need a new axle, wheel bearing, and knuckles—raising the cost by $3,500. I declined.

When I picked up the truck, the bill was over $2,000: $857 for transmission lines, $591 for front end work (which was never done because their initial inspection missed items and they stopped the work based on this), and $618 for rear axle seals I authorized. On top of that, the ABS light was on—something that wasn’t an issue before. I was told the ABS wire had melted due to missing dust shields, which is odd since everything was fine when I dropped it off.

Later, I was told I was charged $141 for a valve I didn’t need, just to get a fitting Ford supposedly didn’t have. I found that fitting for $29 at a parts store half a mile away. When I raised this, the story shifted—they claimed the cheaper one wasn’t aluminum, which feels like a cover.

In the end, I fixed the transmission leak myself—it turned out the mechanic didn’t install one line latch and installed two others incorrectly. While fixing the ABS wire, I also discovered my front tire wasn’t torqued properly, damaging the rim.

To sum it up: I brought in a truck with a simple transmission leak. I got it back with more issues than it went in with—ABS light on, leaking lines, a damaged rim, changing stories—and a $2,000 bill. Lesson learned: I’ll avoid Hillsboro Ford and their sister Jeep/Ram dealership, and I’ll make sure others know to do the same.

Reviewed : 06/02/2025

Comment : first impressions have been great

Reviewed : 05/29/2025

Comment : Meghan Royal at Hillsboro Ford Collision Center is the person who you will always want helping you with repairs when there is damage to your car. She is professional, respectful and communicates regularly with updates and transparency regarding the needed repairs and costs for your car. Additionally she communicates with the insurance company on your behalf.
My car was repaired as stated in the assessment and is perfect. Will always bring any car needs to Hillsboro Ford.
Thank you Meghan and team.