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Faulkner Honda of Doylestown
Doylestown, PA
3,118 Reviews
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May 06, 2010
I got a price from Matt that was "too good to be true" so my we drove 1 hr to put down $ so they could find a car. Other dealers closer to us told us that it a great price that they could not match so we we my we drove 1 hr to put down $ so they could find a car. Other dealers closer to us told us that it a great price that they could not match so we were skeptical. Lo and behold they could not "find" a car in time for the price and incentives to be good. Told us the car that they were going to get for us had damage (Lie) on it but later in the month they could get us one but it would be at a higher cost. I got on the phone and called other dealers looking for the exact car that I wanted and found it closer to home. I got a fair deal on it. I would never tell anyone to go to KEENAN Honda. They are enethical and liars. Beware. More
by Juti
Employees Worked With
Matt with Internet Sales
April 19, 2010
I bought my car about three years ago. It was a certified pre-owned vehicle, covered by the 100k mile warranty. Within the first week, the automatic starter broke. I brought the car back and was certified pre-owned vehicle, covered by the 100k mile warranty. Within the first week, the automatic starter broke. I brought the car back and was told that they have to remove the auto-starter because it would void the warranty. Andrew (the salesman), had used the auto-starter as a point of sale, so this was surprising. However, I'm thinking about the big picture, and I didn't want my warranty voided, so I allowed them to remove the auto-starter. I've since been told that that was a bad move on my part. Keenan sold the car to me with the starter, and the warranty. It was their mistake, so the starter should have been covered. Within about two or three months, my brakes went. When I brought the car in, I was surprised to learn that this is how Keenan handles used vehicles. They allow used brake pads to be sold on their certified pre-owned vehicles. I had to pay about $200 to fix the problem. A few months later, I received a check in the mail because I had been "over-charged" for something. They sent me the amount that I had paid to fix the brakes. A couple of months later, my stereo began cutting in and out. It got to a point where if the a/c was running, or the rear defroster was on, the stereo wouldn't work. I brought the car in to Keenan, and they assured me that nothing was wrong with my stereo. With hesitation, I left and gave my stereo a try again. This time, I played with the different knobs to see if I could get it to repeat the problem. This is when I discovered what was causing the problem. I brought the car back to Keenan, and explained to them what they should have found when they inspected my car. My CD player still does not work, but Keenan denies that fact every time I bring the car in. If I play ANY disc, it cuts out to a disc error after a couple of minutes of playtime. I've brought this to their attention many times, but every time, Keenan assures me that my CD player does work. Thankfully, I have a port for my Ipod. About a year later (after I'd moved out of the Doylestown area), I got into a fender bender. While my car was being inspected by the auto-body mechanic, I learned that evidence showed that this car had been in an accident before. It also showed that the previous owner had made many modifications to the vehicle, and that those modifications were done incorrectly. The wiring of the lights was done incorrectly, the hood had been removed and the stereo system had not been wired properly. When I bought the car, I asked Andrew why the car was being sold, he said that it was an expired lease. Until then, I was under the impression that the modification of a leased vehicle was not allowed. Another problem that was brought to my attention when the mechanic was inspecting the car, was that the paint had prematurely aged. The car is a 2006 model, yet the paint is already cracking all over, and beginning to chip and rust in spots. I brought the car to the nearest Honda dealer, where I was told that they would be happy to pay for half of the cost of a new paint-job on the hood, but the rest of the car would be my responsibility. The car was sold to me with defective paint, that is abundantly clear. Why exactly would I pay for half of the cost to fix only a fraction of a defect that should have never been a problem in the first place? Through all of this, I've received several letters from Keenan, and Andrew specifically, thanking me for using them and encouraging me to come back. I've made several attempts to get them to stop contacting me. I even went to their website and sent them an email explaining the ordeal, and asking them to please stop contacting me. I requested to be removed from whatever mailing list I'm on. Not only did they not acknowledge my complaint, but, this morning, I received yet another email encouraging my business. That is when I decided to search for complaints online, to add mine to it! Since these problems began to arise, I have learned that this is common practice at Keenan. I have always loved Hondas. It's truly disappointing that the "used car-dealer" mentality is employed by people who represent such a titan of the car industry. Thanks to Keenan, I may have to rethink my future plans to buy another Honda. If I do, it certainly won't be through Keenan Honda. More
by jenerous
Employees Worked With
Andrew Sassane, Chris (service desk),
August 13, 2009
Why bother with them? There are 3 Honda Dealers within 20 miles and well worth the extra drive. Price is over inflated for Doylestown, and the service is par at best. In the end it got fixed, but it took s miles and well worth the extra drive. Price is over inflated for Doylestown, and the service is par at best. In the end it got fixed, but it took several return visits. Just not worth the whole experience for a car. Honda's are great cars and the dealer should reflect that high level. More
by fredsmucker
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3
June 26, 2009
I had a great experience at Keenan. The internet sales manager Matt was very honest and pressure free. He gave us a great price on the car and great service. We had forgot some important documents with us manager Matt was very honest and pressure free. He gave us a great price on the car and great service. We had forgot some important documents with us, but they let us drive home the car (2008 Certified Civic) that night. He worked to meet our needs and appreciated our time crunch (we had a hungry kid at home). More
by Teael
Employees Worked With
Matthew Petro
April 12, 2009
I took my 1995 Civic with 245,000 miles in to get PA State Inspection. The service manager told me it needed well over $3,000 of work to get the sticker. Several of the things on the list were not criti State Inspection. The service manager told me it needed well over $3,000 of work to get the sticker. Several of the things on the list were not critical and in reality only $450 was safety related and needed to get the sticker. I felt like they were intentionally trying to rip me off. My wife dropped the car off so perhaps they thought they could pull the old "muffler bearing" trick on her. As a result of this experience, I decided that as long as I live in the Doylestown area I will not purchase another Honda. I had one Honda and one Toyota and when it came time to get a third car, Toyota won out because I have had the opposite experience at the Toyota dealer in town. More
by mhmcintyre
Employees Worked With
2
May 20, 2007
I have brought my Accord in for service on three separate occasions. The personnel are invariably courteous and helpful. When a mistake was made (I was inadvertantly charged for a service that is covered u occasions. The personnel are invariably courteous and helpful. When a mistake was made (I was inadvertantly charged for a service that is covered under warranty), the problem was immediately corrected and an apology was offered. It is nice to see that a dealership takes pride in its customer service and takes responsibility for errors! More
by Partcan
Employees Worked With
Patrick Kane
January 29, 2007
Keenan Honda damaged oil filter while replacing transmission on 2000 Honda Accord EX. The damaged oil filter ended up letting almost all of the oil leak out. The engine overheated, damaging the h transmission on 2000 Honda Accord EX. The damaged oil filter ended up letting almost all of the oil leak out. The engine overheated, damaging the head gasket. Head gasket let coolant leak from coolant system to combustion chamber. Ended up with warped head, blown head gasket, fouled oil sensor and other components. Keenan Honda maintenance and general manager do not want to claim ANY responsibility!!! ARGHHHH!!!! More
by vanwagen
February 03, 2006
Very positive experience. Dealer beat the best price I got elsewhere without an issue. I wanted a Civic Hybrid, which was in high demand, so knew a wait was inevitable, but the dealer provided the car in got elsewhere without an issue. I wanted a Civic Hybrid, which was in high demand, so knew a wait was inevitable, but the dealer provided the car in the month it was promised. The dealer answered all the questions I had and promptly responded to my requests. My only regret is the dealer still feels the need to use gimmicks to make it appear they are providing you extra services / products / benefits, not available at other dealers. The fact is there are so many restrictions, that the benefit is really not a benefit. More
by lkewin
Employees Worked With
Patrick Healey; Brian Walker
