AutoNation Ford Margate

My car has been serviced at Autonation Ford Margate, several times. Some of the same issues have been "repaired" there more than once. The problems still persist. A month ago my engine was replaced. They had the car for 3 weeks. I received a text to pick my car up. I was thrilled to get my car back; however, the excitement was short lived. I made it exactly 1 mile away from the dealership before my car began to smoke and shut down. I called the service department and was advised by Jose that it was "probably just a sensor". Considering the car was smoking and almost shutting off, it made no sense. I took the car back to Autonation driving about 20 mph on a busy hwy. The car was serviced again that day. It took a few hours. The issue was a broken hose clamp. It supposedly popped off due to being an "old part" that was not observed or replaced when the engine was serviced. How could a potential problem with a old clamp go unnoticed before releasing the car back to me? I was told that "more than one" service advisor test drove the car before I picked it up. Mysteriously, the clamp just happened to pop after I drove the car 1 mile but when they drove it, it was "fine". Close to 7k later for the engine repair and the car is still not driving right. With the amount of money spent, clamps should be included as a precaution if they are "old". Why risk having an "old" clamp pop and inconveniece a customer further? I will NOT go to Autonation Ford again for any reason! I was promised a refund on my car rental expense for my inconvenience, in exchange for a 5 star rating for my service advisor. No survey received. I contacted the service manager via phone and email. No response. At this point, I won't lie on a survey for my refund. The overall quality of Ford went from "Ford Tough" to Ford trash! The mustang has been problematic from the day of purchase. I had the engine reset last year. The car used to jerk forward. I mentioned that issue a month ago while taking the car for the engine replacement. I was told by my service advisor that "mustangs tend to do that" and the newer ones jerk forward too. How, if the problem was "fixed"more than once? Either the 2018 mustang was a lemon from the time of purchase in 2018, or the mechanics there do not properly repair cars. I do not have any input on the car salesmen. I did not purchase my car there. A salesman offered to assist me if I ever decide to purchase a new mustang. I would not go there if there was a BOGO sale on cars. Not even sure I would ever purchase another Ford anyway.