AutoNation Honda O’Hare

Excellent service. Easy to work with. Oil change was done only. Recommendation for additional services was given. Thank you. Easy to work with. Oil change was done only. Recommendation for additional services was given. Thank you. More

Very convenient, professional, checks thoroughly, good customer service, clean waiting area, washroom, good snacks, drinks, etc. customer service, clean waiting area, washroom, good snacks, drinks, etc. More

While I on the day of the purchase there was a bit of confusion and lack of some staff we closed our deal and drove our new car home. I had difficulty getting the HomeLink system to sync and no one at confusion and lack of some staff we closed our deal and drove our new car home. I had difficulty getting the HomeLink system to sync and no one at the store knew how sync the devices. After through speaking to the HomeLink team at corporate Honda the capability of having work in vintage garage door openers it will not work. I would been better served if someone at the dealership knew that would have saved hours of frustration. We enjoy our new suv and look forward to many days and miles of smooth sailing Thank you More

I generally don't post negative reviews but they kept insisting via text and email that I provide feedback, so here it is. 2011 CRV with around 70K miles on it, had a rattle on cold start. Found from insisting via text and email that I provide feedback, so here it is. 2011 CRV with around 70K miles on it, had a rattle on cold start. Found from internet research that it is due to a defective VTC actuator. The service manager (Ray) insisted to leave the vehicle overnight as it only happens on cold start. The next day, they told me they heard the noise and charged me $190 for just starting the engine and confirming what I already knew. Then they told me I need to fix vtc actuator, timing chain, tensioner, solenoid, serp belt, gasket, etc, all amounting to $2285. However, Honda service bulletin 09-010 states that only the actuator needs to be replaced and states two hours of work to replace the actuator. The OEM part seems to costs around $189. Assuming a high hourly labor rate of $100/hr, this job should be between $400-$500. Does the service writer work on commission to quote me all the work that did not need to be done? Moreover, I recently found out that Honda is well aware of this actuator rattle problem since 2008, hid it from customers, and is currently facing a class action lawsuit. They also gave me a list of several other things I should get fixed(brake fluid, climate control, cooling system, throttle body intake, power steering service, power steering rack, transmission service, leaking spool valve, etc). The cost of which exceeds the current value of the car. Has Honda become such a terrible car maker that everything starts failing at 70K? I am very disappointed in this dealership and Honda. Neither is honest or trustworthy. I don't trust this dealership or Honda anymore. More

Tell you what you need and agree about what you tell them according to their experience according to their experience More

All of the staff in the Autonation Honda O’hare are very kind and helpful. kind and helpful. More

Yousef Alwari was very polite, friendly and accommodating. He got me set up with a lift to get me to work right away. Service and communication were excellent. accommodating. He got me set up with a lift to get me to work right away. Service and communication were excellent. More

The service department was great. My car was ready for my on time. I appreciate the friendly and responsive staff. My car was ready for my on time. I appreciate the friendly and responsive staff. More

Very friendly staff. Always keep you updated on the work that needs to be done. Always keep you updated on the work that needs to be done. More

Everyone there is friendly, Kim is amazing, love seeing her and out going personality. I be coming back for future services for sure. her and out going personality. I be coming back for future services for sure. More