Airport Marina Honda

I bought a 2008 Honda Civic SI on May 3, 2008. There was an additional sticker in the window next to the list price of the car I purchased. This sticker read: "Dealer installed options: Premium audio sys an additional sticker in the window next to the list price of the car I purchased. This sticker read: "Dealer installed options: Premium audio system - $3,000". During the negotiation process, I brought up the $3,000 stereo many times, saying I didn't want to pay $3,000 for that and let's try to get the price down. We finally agreed on a price, but now I realize there was no dealer installed stereo. The paperwork I signed after agreeing to the deal is not the same paperwork that was on the car. It does not indicate a dealer installed option. What is does indicate is a dealer MARKUP of $3,000. I am confident that the sticker I saw on the window was not the same sticker that I was asked to sign after the deal was agreed upon. I brought up the "$3,000" dealer-installed stereo multiple times in the negotiation process, but I was never corrected or told there wasn't one. I believe the dealer put the incorrect sticker in this car, realized their mistake during our negotiation and made sure I signed the correct sticker at the end of the process when I signed all of my paperwork. They listened to my complaint but refused to do anything about it. I will never shop there again, and I will do everything I can to let prospective customers know this is a dishonest dealership. More

I bought a 2008 Honda Civic SI on May 3, 2008. There was an additional sticker in the window next to the list price of the car I purchased. This sticker read: "Dealer installed options: Premium audio sys an additional sticker in the window next to the list price of the car I purchased. This sticker read: "Dealer installed options: Premium audio system - $3,000". During the negotiation process, I brought up the $3,000 stereo many times, saying I didn't want to pay $3,000 for that and let's try to get the price down. We finally agreed on a price, but now I realize there was no dealer installed stereo. The paperwork I signed after agreeing to the deal is not the same paperwork that was on the car. It does not indicate a dealer installed option. What is does indicate is a dealer MARKUP of $3,000. I am confident that the sticker I saw on the window was not the same sticker that I was asked to sign after the deal was agreed upon. I brought up the "$3,000" dealer-installed stereo multiple times in the negotiation process, but I was never corrected or told there wasn't one. I believe the dealer put the incorrect sticker in this car, realized their mistake during our negotiation and made sure I signed the correct sticker at the end of the process when I signed all of my paperwork. They listened to my complaint but refused to do anything about it. I will never shop there again, and I will do everything I can to let prospective customers know this is a dishonest dealership. More

This dealership has been by far one of the worst shopping experiences of my life. I was lied to, ignored and laughed at over the course of three visits. Each time I came back was under false pretenses. experiences of my life. I was lied to, ignored and laughed at over the course of three visits. Each time I came back was under false pretenses. The first problem began like so... I went in wanting to buy a Honda Fit. After two hours of negotiating a BUY, we got the figures we both agreed upon, then they asked me, "Okay, are you ready to sign the LEASE?" The word "lease" had never exited my mouth since entering that dealership. I should have known then what I was in for. So we started negotiating a buy. We got to some slightly higher figures than I was hoping for, so I said I would look around. After looking around a bit and going to other dealerships, I realized that they had made me a decent offer. I went back in to take them up on the offer they made me, and all of a sudden, they can't do that offer anymore. They are now saying that it wasn't a real quote, and the offer was just what they were "hoping" to do for me. Another 2 hours go buy and I end up walking out again. Two days go by, then I recieve a text message AND voice mail saying they would price the car at $1000 down, 260/month for 66 months. Great deal, right? I called three times to confirm this offer and that the deal was ready to go, including tax, title, fees, etc. When I got there, they brought out the pencil and paper and started once again with the same offer that I turned down 2 days ago! Talk about a bait and switch. When I would not back down from the offer they sent me as a text message (which I showed to them), they seriously laughed at me. It was one gentleman in particular, I wish I could remember his name. Laughing at a customer after lying to them? Ridiculous. I have never been so fed up with a group of people in my life. If you are trying to avoid frustration and bad business practices, then stay away from Airport Marina Honda. More

I was told that the 2005 Nissan Sentra would cost me $11,900. I put $6,800 down and financed the rest. When I received the paperwork it said I still owe $8,500 not including the finance charges and int $11,900. I put $6,800 down and financed the rest. When I received the paperwork it said I still owe $8,500 not including the finance charges and interest. I am a first time car buyer and they lied to me and took advantage of my inexperience. These guys put the "slimy" in "slimy used car salesmen". I would not recommend this dealer to ANYONE! More

I have been dealing with a Warranty service issue for over 8 weeks now. The biggest problem I have is that the service group does not return phone calls or messages. You have to make constant calls until over 8 weeks now. The biggest problem I have is that the service group does not return phone calls or messages. You have to make constant calls until you finally reach the person for whom you are looking. The customer service is atrocious. I have been using this dealer for 6 years and the service over the past 6 months has slipped from good to TERRIBLE. More

I went in there to trade in an '04 Civic and buy two new '06 Civics. They tried to give me 5k under what my trade in was worth and played dumb when I told them the true value of the car. They tried to sel '06 Civics. They tried to give me 5k under what my trade in was worth and played dumb when I told them the true value of the car. They tried to sell me the two new cars way over priced. They play dumb with info you give them and try to make it seem like you have no idea what you are talking about. They are the kind of slimy car salesmen and managers that I try to stay away from. At one point they insisting that I sign a contract to buy the cars even though I did not want to. In the end they just walked away from where I was sitting without saying a word and ignored me. Very rude and agressive people to deal with! I would NEVER go back and i would advise you to do the same. I ended up buying my two vehicles somewhere else. More

went in for a transmission problem and mr fry told me i needed a new transmission and he told me i was out of warrnty he went out of his way to help me hour later he called me and told me that he got t needed a new transmission and he told me i was out of warrnty he went out of his way to help me hour later he called me and told me that he got the transmission payed for and that my cost was 0 i love the fact he took the time to help me i will tell all my friends and family abot mr fry at airport honda keep up the good work More