Used Ford for sale in Pasco, WA

Martin Santiago is first cabin. Took the time to return all of my calls within minutes and answer any questions. He called me a week after my purchase to see how I was doing. I told him no one has ever called me after a purchase. Martin Santiago is a top notch salesman at Corwin Ford, Pasco. Thank you Martin.

Luxury? Check. Utility? Check. What can you say about an $80k truck? Take the body of a workhorse F150 and squeeze in the cabin of a Lincoln. The 3.5L turbo Ecoboost has absolutely no issues moving this massive truck around. The 10 speed transmission is smooth to the point that I rarely feel it shift. Even when towing or with the box loaded. The cabin is eerily quit and supremely comfortable. The heated, cooled and massage(!) seats make even the longest road trip a pleasant experience. Read seat passengers will appreciate the heated rear seats, and plenty of usb, 12v and 110v charging options. I've put 55k miles on this truck, and the only mechanical issue I've experienced is a problem with the power running boards not fully extending. For a full size pickup, the ride is surprisingly smooth and the included driver assist features will make a lazy driver out of anyone. If you want a vehicle with the capabilities of a truck, and the comfort of a luxury sedan you can't go wrong with the F150 Limited.

I highly recommend Northwest Motor Sports for your new Truck SUV or car big shout out to Pablo and Jovanny for your help, honesty and determination it did not go unnoticed… thank u for your patience and friendliness.. we love the tuck her new name is BIG RED… thanks again Sofie and Oscar

Bought mine new in ‘18. I’ve waited to write a review to see how the 10 speed v-6 turbo would hold up. I love this truck. Torque will put you back in your seat when needed. Governor kicks in at about 107 mph. LOL 60k miles on her now and love it as much as day one!!

We thank Alan who was working with us on finding the truck I really wanted and needed. I appreciate the teamwork and respect there at Corwin.

I have owned it since 2017 and it's just as good as my other F-150's. 2.7L gets me 24.9 MPG on my trips to Florida. Around home its 19.8 MPG. Handles towing well.

The entire shopping and buying experience was second to none. Emma Harvey took the time to understand my specific needs for the truck, what I was looking for, the options packages I required, and hustled to identify the truck that I ultimately purchased. I am an out of state buyer, so I flew into Pasco Airport, where she picked me up, greeted me with a big smile, and brought me back to the dealership. She reviewed all the wonderful features and options on the truck, worked with me the final sale, and registration, where everything ran smoothly. By the time I left, the truck was fully detailed, fuel tank was full, and a happy customer was behind the wheel. I could not give her any higher marks. 10/10 would work with her again. 10/10 for the buying experience.

I am extremely happy with my Ford F350 7.3L STX truck with 3.73 rear end. It is exactly what I wanted in an everyday farm/work truck, that can pull 15K up a washed out 13% grade road with ease, using the same heavy duty 10-speed transmission that is used on the diesel version. It is clear that Ford has been listening to its commercial customers taking the gasoline towing and hauling to a new level, not only is it powerful, but it handles great, and it is so much fun to drive. I purchased the truck in March, the only problem is the camera overlooking goose neck hitch had to be replaced.

We were concerned about electrical issues so I scheduled service. When I dropped off my 2017 F150 the afternoon before the appointment, I wanted to show Mike Cunningham the 4 things I thought didn't work right. He patiently and listened as I explained each one. Each one he pleasantly troubleshooted on the spot! I was relieved to take my truck home. It was a very nice experience, on par with the great treatment we got when we bought the F150 from Corwin Ford of Tri-Cities in October 2019.

Love my2019 f-150 sport truck Nice power. For a 2.7. Twin turbo. This truck will move nice gas mileage I get 20 city. About 24 high way. It Drives.nice handles well. For a big truck. No wonder it’s the Best selling truck the last 40 years

Went to look at a used Jeep Grand Cherokee during the covid pandemic and was pleasantly surprised how accommodating this dealer was. The car was brought up and cleaned and I was allowed to test drive the vehicle alone because of social distancing in place. Even though the vehicle didn’t meet my specifications, the dealer was very pleasant and accommodating.

I got my crew cab 2019 F250 XLT with the 6.2L for 37k in 2020 with 22k miles on it. I’ve put 25k miles on it in two years and It’s been ok, the cab is very spacious, first thing people say when they open the back doors is “this thing is a limo!” And trust me it’s the best thing for moving. I love the fold up backseats, it’s just that much more cargo space. Mine also has the pop up organizer under the seat which is perfect for grocery shopping, and keeping tools from rolling around. She’s pretty quick for her size too which I enjoy, I’ve had no running issues yet but honestly I’m not impressed with its Towing capabilities. I had my older 7200lb superduty on a trailer and the 2019 seemed to have a hard time figuring out what gear it wanted to be in even with tow mode on while doing 30-40mph. Between that, the heat shield breaking drive shafts recall, and the death wobble I’m sad to say I’m a bit scared of how reliable this thing will be in the long term. I have mine on the list for a new steering dampener to fix it’s death wobble but parts are back ordered “could be 2 weeks or 6 months” the dealership told me. Luckily Ford will cover it cuz it’s a widespread known issue tho. I love the ride and the space, but the mpg is killing me at 15mpg when my 2000 f250 also gets 12-15! 19 years of improvements for the same fuel mileage? Kind of pathetic! My 2000 is just a better truck even with the smaller 5.4L. when it comes to hauling, towing and yanking trees out of the ground the old girl takes the cake!

Excellent truck for towing my RV trailer. Have it equipped with Max tow pkg and 3.55 rear axel ratio with twin turbo V6 ecoboost engine. Getting avg 18.3 mpg w/o towing and 10.2 w/tow. Also have the Lariat trim with trailer backing assist and navigation. Bought it used from Mahwah Ford Mahwah NJ from Greg Cummings. Excellent experience all around no hassles at all. Highly recommend them

Easy and fast negotiation, no lending involved, but still took about 2 hours to finish it. Friendly, relaxed and clean environment.

The vehicle looks very well designed. It rides nice on our mile long dirt driveway. Easy to drive and real comfortable, with great visibility all around outside.

Mine is an F250 Lariat (+Lariat value package) Diesel 4x2 ordered in August 2019 and picked up in Oct 2019 and currently has just over 29,000 miles. Mileage is ~19 MPG @ 70MPH not towing and with a Roll n Lock bed cover. I read these other reviews and am somewhat stunned by all the recall complaints. I had one: for wiring under the driver’s seat. Maybe it was the 4x4 models or those with all the super-duper interior gadgets causing the recalls. Other than two cracked front mud flaps, I’ve had nothing go wrong and really do enjoy the truck. No complaints on the ride - it’s a dang super duty truck so I do not expect it to ride like a sedan. What I really like: the exterior mirrors - they nailed it for fantastic coverage. B&O sound system is great, the quiet ride is surprising, retractable step on tailgate, it’s nice having three memory settings (part of option package), great that it still has knobs for volume, radio tuning, temperature etc, dashboard information is customizable, fit and finish is really quite good. The engine, what’s not to like other than diesel being really expensive right now. I also like the Ford app allowing me to see where the vehicle is located, start it, lock it, and a number of other bits of info as well. What I dislike: Mostly it’s how the controls are designed…Cruise control controls - very outdated in this model but might be better on newer models. Headlights (reg, not LED) are just OK, but the brights really do not do much. Generally dislike all the left hand controls: dash lighting stinks-you have to find/look at it and then hold a button to increase or a separate button to decrease - rotary or rocker style control is much easier and does not require eyes off the road to use. The exterior mirror adjustment control has the typical pad to adjust the mirror itself, but each mirror has a non-descript selector button to activate/arm the adjustment for that side vs a simple and tactile distinct slide to ‘arm’ the side for adjustment. You have to do this each time because once you ‘arm’ a side, it goes inactive after a bit so if you are one needing to fiddle with the driver mirror a lot, you’ll have to activate it each time. Again, you kind of have to look at it to begin the adjustment sequence.

Edgar was honest with us in what would be best for our price range and what we were looking for, everyone we worked with was nice.

This car is so good! I really enjoy Edges and keep coming back and finding another one I like and trading for that one. 😂 I went from a 2013, to a 2014, to this 2019. It’s very spacious inside. The heated and air-conditioned seats are amazing. I love having the heated steering wheel in the winter. It has auto set for two drivers for the seat, the steering wheel is easy to move around. The cargo area in the back is really convenient. I love the remote start and the Ford pass app for my phone is super useful as well!

Staff very personable and accommodating. So far very satisfied with the vehicle we ended up buying. Will recommend buying experience

For such a good truck it sad that Ford was so cheap when they made the slide plate. The slide plate is made out of cardboard.

Quick, easy, friendly service! The guys that work there are knowledgable and are great to work with. I would highly recommend them!

Best truck out there! Plenty of room for the grandkids seats and 4 people. Also, plenty of room in the bed for working/hauling materials. And all of this can happen at the same time. All of the HP you'll need for anything. Recently hauled a load of heavy furniture and other household stuff over Monteagle mountain and I was passing cars going up the mountain!! POWERFUL!!

Best car for a long ride especially with multiple people. Quiet inside. Lovely interior and very comfortable. The power with the turbo is awesome but it does kick a little when engaging. Very nice looking vehicle. Sits up but not too high you have trouble getting into.

This is my 4th Ford Explorer over the last 20 years and I am very happy. Every time I upgrade is nicer in every aspect. I am glad that after so many people telling me to just go to another style and company, I made the right decision.

Bought the Explorer about 18 months ago. So far we have put 20,000 miles on it. No problems at all. The 2.3 eco boost engine is plenty powerful and the gas mileage is exceptional. We usually get between 26 and 28 mpg. Love the factory tow package, the heated seats, the heated steering wheel (you don’t know what you are missing if you have never had it), & the Apple car play is great for navigation using our IPhones .

I loved my visit with the Alvarez auto sales team I wouldn’t recommend anybody other than Alvarez auto sales come down and see the crew ask for JR

The vehicle meets al my family needs. The vehicle was within my budget. The vehicle was well maintained. The interior was we’ll kept. Love it !

While I didn’t end up purchasing a vehicle here, I really enjoyed the shopping experience. Nice people. They care and listen. Give them a try.

I have heard a thump in the front end since I've had it and don't understand why this is happening 2017 Ford Exspoler XLT every time I turn my car to the left is there any recalls about this issue? William Wilson.

As a 15 year old looking for my first car, I had a nice experience. Friendly and accommodating, they cleaned up the headlights so I could see better at night going the extra mile to help my first car feel like a new car, not just new to me car. Thank you Excalibur Sydney and Dad.

Love the inside room, 3rd row seat and the fact that the 2nd and 3rd row can be collapsed. Love the rear camera and all of the functions of being able to bring my phone apps up on the screen. So good for our very busy, on the go lifestyle

This car was gorgeous, royal blue. It exceeded every expectation i had as far as style and comfort are concerned. We have a big family so the third row was convenient and folded so nicely when unneeded. Sunroof and moonroof. Heated and cooled seats. Heated steering wheel. It costed entirely too much in gas and had a lot of computer glitches (in display screen not performance). Transmission acted a little funny one day so I decided to upgrade. Granted It was a 2013 not brand new, but if Ford isn’t built to last more than 8 years, I’m moving on.

I reluctantly traded in my 2013 Taurus for a Ford Edge in 2017. I considered this a downgrade in comfort and luxury. I had decided not to go with the Explorer at that time because of the lower fuel economy. When the 2020 Explorer XLT came out, it had a highway rating of 28 MPG which was the same rating I was getting from the Ford Edge. My Ford Taurus always surprised me with its excellent fuel economy. I could get 32 MPG easily on long drives. The Edge would give me 26 MPG on the highway and about 18 MPG around town. The 2020 Explorer is so much more comfortable than the Edge. The kids love sitting in their own chairs. They have plenty of space and when they start getting on each other's nerves or my wife's, they can easily split up with one of them sitting in the last row. I have managed better than 30 MPG on long trips with the Explorer. My average driving comes in at 25 MPG. I have had no mechanical problems with the Explorer what-so-ever. I now have 20,000 miles on it. I got the towing package which has really turned out to be useful. I use it to carry bikes with a hitch carrier. I have rented a U-Haul traller on several occasions instead of renting a pick-up truck. It is only $20 per day to rent a tailor. I really enjoy the Android Auto feature. The major complaint that I read on the Ford Explorer is that they claim that the shifting is not smooth or that the car is noisy. I find that the car rides very nicely and is very quiet when you are on the road. The 10-speed transmission is obviously going to be doing lots of shifting to get you up to speed. That is a lot of gears. Those gears are the reason i am getting over 30 MPG on a large 7 passenger SUV. I don't mind a bit of busy shifting in order to save fuel. I know that the KIA Telluride is very highly regarded in this category. The Telluride advertises 21 MPG overall. I am very happy to get the mileage I am getting now. I also got a pretty good discount from Ford when I bought the Explorer. I believe that the Ford Explorer is an ideal vehicle for families. Fuel Economy is unbelievable for a vehicle this size with so much power. I always put Explore in the Economy mode when I drive. I can feel the power drop when I put it in this mode. In the normal mode, I get about 26 MPG on the highway but in the Economy mode, I get 30 and better.