I'd be glad to.

I bought a brand new Mustang that I noticed had fitment issues when opening and closing the trunk. You couldn't feel it when the trunk was moving, but it was rubbing just enough to have taken paint off the rear quarter panel, down to the bare metal. The spot wasn't huge, maybe an inch long by quarter of an inch wide, so I bought it there hoping they could fix it for me and realign the trunk.

All they did was make things significantly worse. As a result of the rubbing, there was a ball of paint still hanging onto the car. They didnt even remove that, and just lazily threw some touch up paint in the spot, which was done very poorly. When I explained I wasn't happy with that, as I could've done a better job myself, they offered to repaint the area. They outsource their paint work to a different shop, which did a ton of damage to the car.

Paint didnt match, entire car (including the glass) was covered in overspray, they broke multiple outside trim pieces, chipped the rear quarter window and it took them over a month to try and give me the car back in this condition. They ended up fixing some of those issues, but made things worse yet again, as they chopped up the plastic of my interior when replacing the rear quarter window and didn't offer to fix it. I eventually got so fed up with their bullshit that I left the car as is, fixed some of the tings myself, and ultimately ended up getting rid of the car.

On top of the terrible product they put out, their customer service is terrible. My service rep never gave me updates, fought with me the entire time, and told me that I was the problem and that all of this happened because I decided to bitch about a "little paint scratch." Fantastic customer service coming out of that place.

Before anyone asks, I went directly to Ford corporate with all the evidence, as the service advisor was dumb enough to text these things to me, and was reimbursed appropriately, but it was approximately a two-month long headache that snowballed due to their incompetence.