Ford Dealership near Mehlville, MO

Dave Sinclair Ford is at 7466 S Lindbergh Blvd, on Lindbergh near I-55, so most Mehlville addresses are one to three miles away. That is usually a three to seven minute drive: take Lemay Ferry Road north to Lindbergh, then turn east for about half a mile.

Yes. Dave Sinclair Ford sits on Lindbergh near I-55, about half a mile east of Lemay Ferry Road and one to three miles from most Mehlville addresses. It sells the full new Ford lineup, including the Explorer, F-150, Bronco Sport, Maverick and Super Duty, and can place a factory order when a trim or color is not in stock. Sales is open Monday through Saturday.

It is the stretch of South Lindbergh Blvd between Lemay Ferry Road and Barracksview Road that was named for the dealership’s founder. Dave Sinclair Ford sits on that stretch at 7466 S Lindbergh.

Yes. Many routine services, such as oil changes and tire rotations, can be done while you wait, and an appointment helps keep the wait short. Book online or call service at (314) 350-7143, and tell the advisor you plan to wait.

Many Mehlville owners use the service department at Dave Sinclair Ford because it is a few minutes away. It opens at 7 a.m. on weekdays and runs 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, so you can drop off before work or school. Book online or call (314) 350-7143, and ask about waiting for shorter jobs.

For many, yes. The Maverick is a compact pickup with an available hybrid powertrain, which suits daily highway runs on I-55 and I-255 while still hauling yard and home project loads. Dave Sinclair Ford keeps a Maverick page with current inventory and trim details.

Yes. Current oil change coupons are listed on the Service and Parts Specials page, along with other maintenance offers, and they change often. Print or show the coupon when you check in, or mention it when you book online. Mehlville drivers who cannot get away can also ask about Ford mobile service for an oil change at home.

No. Warranty Forever lets you use any licensed repair facility, as long as you complete the maintenance listed in your agreement, keep records and call to pre-authorize each scheduled service. Many Mehlville owners simply use the dealership because it is close.

Yes. The appraisal team evaluates any make or model, whether you are trading in or not. Start with the online trade-in tool, then bring the vehicle in so the offer reflects its actual condition.

Brake service specials appear on the Service and Parts Specials page when they are available, and the offers change through the year. Technicians inspect pads, rotors and fluid with Ford parts. If your brakes are grinding or the pedal feels soft, book soon rather than waiting for a coupon, since it is a short drive up Lemay Ferry.

Yes. The service department works on Ford hybrids like the Maverick and F-150 PowerBoost and on electric models like the Mustang Mach-E, including software updates and battery related warranty work. Call service to confirm the specific repair before you book.

Enter your VIN on the warranty and recall page or in the FordPass app to see open recalls. Recall repairs are done at no charge at the dealership, and many can be handled by Ford mobile service at your Mehlville home. Call service at (314) 350-7143 to confirm parts are in stock before you bring the vehicle in.

Yes. Start by searching the used inventory online and filtering for certified vehicles. If the model, trim or color you want is not on the lot, tell the sales team what you are after and they can watch incoming trades for a match. Since Mehlville is so close, it is easy to stop by once one arrives.

A Ford Blue Advantage certified vehicle has passed a 172-point or 139-point inspection, includes a vehicle history report and comes with a 14 day or 1,000 mile money back guarantee. Qualifying pre-owned vehicles also include Warranty Forever. A private sale in Mehlville usually comes with none of that, so you carry every repair risk yourself.

The Explorer seats up to seven, which covers most carpools and team runs to Mehlville and Oakville games. The Bronco Sport is smaller, easier to park at crowded school lots and still has all wheel drive for a wet field or gravel lot. Drive both on Lemay Ferry and see which one fits your routine.

It is for many people. The F-150 offers several engines and cab sizes, so a commuter heading over the Jefferson Barracks Bridge into Illinois can pick a setup that fits daily highway miles and weekend hauling. Ask the sales team to compare fuel use and towing between trims before you choose.