Risto Georgiefski

This is NOT might first purchase from Gerald Honda and it will not be my last that's for sure. I dealt with Jamie S. and she was again very very good with meeting my needs and wants, she is VERY VERY good will not be my last that's for sure. I dealt with Jamie S. and she was again very very good with meeting my needs and wants, she is VERY VERY good at her job and then took her time and explained everything about my new car. I have recommended my friends and other family members to Gerald Honda and they as well will tell you the same thing about Gerald Honda, and Jamie S. More

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Do not buy from this dealership. The general manager, Todd King was rude and abrasive. The finance director, Risto Georgiefski was a condescending jerk! The problem started when I l The general manager, Todd King was rude and abrasive. The finance director, Risto Georgiefski was a condescending jerk! The problem started when I leased a 2024 Honda Odyssey on 5/21/24. All parties reviewed and accepted the terms of the lease agreement and that should have been the end. However, on 6/10/24 when I was out of town, I received a text message asking me to come back and re-sign because, “the cap cost with the rebate doesn’t read correctly as is”. I drove to the dealer on 6/19/24 to assist the dealer in rectifying their errors. Upon arriving, I was asked to sign new paperwork that still had errors so I asked for revised corrected paperwork. I also asked to sign a new odometer disclosure because the car now had over 250 miles on it while the original odometer disclosure had but 31 miles on it. I suspected it was illegal to try and pass off the original odometer disclosure at this time. However, when I spoke up, the finance director, Risto Georgiefski, said it’s for your benefit and tried to coerce me to sign off. I felt intimidated so I merely signed the new lease agreement and left. My advice to anyone considering buying a Honda is, “do yourself a favor and go somewhere else”! This dealership is now under investigation. More

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