Corwin Public Wholesale

My experience with Corwin Ford Public Wholesale was exceptional. Anthony in the sales department was there to help answer any questions I had and provide photos, videos, and additional details about the vehicle I inquired about from out of state. All in all, the entire team at Corwin was upfront and will certainly earn repeat business from myself, friends, and family. Make sure to ask for Anthony to help with your purchase!

Buying a new car isn’t always fun, especially with all the paperwork, but Dylan truly made the experience enjoyable. We test drove several vehicles—one drive ended in a lot of laughs and even became an inside joke for the rest of the night. They worked hard to get my monthly payment exactly where I needed it and were always happy to answer any questions I had. Since this was my first time buying my own vehicle, they made sure to explain everything clearly and thoroughly. I couldn’t have asked for a better first car-buying experience. I would absolutely recommend Dylan to anyone looking to buy a vehicle, especially first-time buyers.

This is normally not a lot I would go to. Vehicles are usually beat up and have alot of miles on them (the ones they won't sale on the main lot). Anyway, they had advertised a 1993 Ford Bronco that I was interested in for a toy. I went to take a look at it, and take it for a test drive. When I got there, it was buried in the back. I couldn't even take it for a test drive because it hadn't been put through the shop and safety checked. So instead the salesman starts trying to sale me something else. You know, the ol' bait and switch. After all that, he took down my name and number and said he'd call when it was ready to test drive. I still haven't heard from him. My advise: Don't advertise vehicles that aren't ready to be sold, and call before you drive there.

I absolutely love Ford vehicles, F150 specifically. After having two vehicles for quite some time, I decided to downsize and go back to just one vehicle. Found a truck that I liked, traded both my vehicles in for. Considering the year of the truck and the condition, I opted out of the warranty. Not even two months later, I attempted to use four-wheel-drive for the first time. This did not get tested at the dealership prior to driving it off the lot, which was a big mistake on my part. I received a service 4x4 notice in my truck, followed by a persistent noise in the driver front end. I called the dealership to discuss them looking at it and to verify whether or not they checked the 4x4 before putting it on the lot. They offered to diagnose it, I show up for my 9 AM appointment, sat for 30 minutes waiting for the mechanic to return. Once he finally looked at it, the sales guy returned to me and told me “yeah there’s definitely something wrong so you’ll have to take it somewhere and have it pulled apart to be diagnosed.” Proceeded to blame me for it not working, questioning whether or not I knew how to operate my truck (regardless of having an identical F150 for years prior) and how this is what you get for not buying a warranty. I’m a working mom, going to school and gave up two reliable vehicles just to end up with one with mechanical issues. While I understand this is the risk of buying used vehicles, having a dealership avoid making something right, while blaming the customer, shows the integrity and character behind them. I would not recommend buying a vehicle here as they clearly do not fully inspect the vehicles prior to selling.

Purchased a 2016 Ford Fusion on 05/27/2026 with 118,526 miles. Check engine light already came on. They never checked transmission fluid, fuel pump is bad, cold start misfire on cylinder 4, spark plug is bad. Over $2,000 worth of work needed so far and I haven't had the car for 60 days. I will never do business with Corwin again.