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Hiley Acura

Fort Worth, TX

3.7
896 Reviews

3125 NE Loop 820

Fort Worth, TX

76137

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896 Reviews of Hiley Acura

January 21, 2011

As an ex-dealer myself (recently sold a Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep dealership)I was dreading the process of shopping for a car. However those fears proved to be unfounded. I submitted a request More

by craigh4
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Cheryl Warren
October 26, 2010

I have purchased over 20 new or used vehicles over the past 36 years. Only one other dealership has come close to the wonderful experiences I have had at Mac Churchill Acura. This is my second vehicle t More

by anne white
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Mark Smith
October 12, 2010

Excellent customer service. Cheryl was pleasant and made my purchase possible. I appreciated her driving the car to my workplace and being able to test drive the vehicle for a couple of days before making More

by Hcc
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Cheryl Warren
October 10, 2010

I just want to say thank you to Mark Smith and the whole team for working so hard to get me a car. I really appreciate it and will definitely see you guys again for my next car purchase. I have already refe More

by laquinette32
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Mark Smith
October 03, 2010

Purchased my Acura TL SH-AWD w/tech 9/25/2010. I was almost ready to purchase another vehicle at a different dealership. Test drove the Acura TL and was impressed. Luis showed me a number of cars with More

by DianeCanary
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Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Luis Velez
September 19, 2010

I have purchased two new Acuras from Mac Churchill. Both times the buying experience was great. After driving a '05 TSX for five years, I upgraded to a TL. I never had to go back to the dealership for any p More

by trohling
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Luis
September 03, 2010

When I got there I was left alone more than I was spoken to. However I liked the car I was shown. We were able to agree on a deal. I traded my car in, paid my down, signed the proper paperwork and left in a More

by megschugart
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
No
Employees Worked With
Henry
Feb 03, 2011 -

Hiley Acura responded

It's unfortunate that lenders have made it difficult for some people to buy a car today and we try our best to help anyone buy a car. Unfortunately lender's often ask for more information after the application has been submitted. While we work hard to find a way to help every customer, some people simply cannot provide the information requested by the lender. As the number one volume Certified Preowned Acura dealer in Texas and eight-time winner of the Precision Team Dealership of Distinction award from Acura we are able to help almost everyone, but when the customer can't provide the necessary information required by the lender there's nothing else we can do.

Feb 11, 2011 -

megschugart responded

THE PROBLEM WAS NOT THE DENIAL IT WAS THE DISHONESTY! When I left your lot I was giving the impression that I had just bought a car. At no point in time in the hour I spent signing the papers did your salesman tell me that the sale is not final because you were still working out the fin. I was given my contract and payment info. Dont you think thats something that should be mentioned? I DROVE THE CAR FOR A FREAKING WEEK BEFORE I FOUND OUT. Granted I might have known if you had made it a point to include that page of the contract with the copies you gave to me. Like I said before Im sure your a great dealership for an easy sale. Anyone else beware you will take it up the tail dry.

Feb 11, 2011 -

megschugart responded

Please forgive me New Car Sales it might just be the used cars that are the cons. It appears to only be the used car that like to play games.

August 08, 2010

On May 13, 2010, I went to Mac Churchill Acura in Fort Worth, Texas to purchase the advertised 2010 Acura TL SH AWD w/TECH at the advertised price of $6. There were not any restrictions, stipulations, or More

by DivineA
Customer Service
Friendliness
Recommend Dealer
No
Employees Worked With
Mark Smith, Carlos Guerrea, Sharbel Lattouf, Mike Hayes, Higy-New Manager, ....
Feb 03, 2011 -

Hiley Acura responded

We tried hard to explain to this customer that the $6 online advertised price for a new Acura SH-AWD TL was a typographical error by a third-party listing service, but she did not want an explanation, she wanted a new car for $6. The irony was that she had already made a deal for the exact vehicle when she discovered the error in price listed on the Internet...that was the basis of her complaint. While she is correct that a dealer is obligated to sell a vehicle for the lowest advertised price...the law does not apply when the advertised price is in error. If the price had been a hundred dollars less or even a thousand dollars less she might have a case, but common sense would dictate that a $40,000 vehicle for $6 is a mistake not a "bait and switch" tactic. Unfortunately she believed by law we had to sell it to her for $6 and no other explanation would satisfy her.

Feb 04, 2011 -

DivineA responded

The $6 price was not a typographical error by the a third party. The third party downloaded the file exported to them by the dealer. If it was a mistake, it was certainly a mistake on purpose. The truth would satisfy this customer. The truth is $6 advertisement is an artful marketing strategy.

Feb 04, 2011 -

DivineA responded

A $40,000 vehicle advertises for $6. A typographical error OR "Intentional" typos From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: A typographical error (often shortened to typo) is a mistake made in, originally, the manual type-setting (typography) of printed material, or more recently, the typing process. The term includes errors due to mechanical failure or slips of the hand or finger,[1] but usually excludes errors of ignorance, such as spelling errors. Before the arrival of printing, the "copyist's mistake" or "scribal error" was the equivalent for manuscripts. Most typos involve simple duplication, omission, transposition, or substitution of a small number of characters. As many typos are caused by a finger accidentally hitting two adjacent keys of a keyboard in a single keystroke during data entry (for example, buckled instead of bucked due to the adjacency of the L key to the K key on many keyboards), the term fat finger (often in the combination "fat-finger syndrome") is used as slang for accidental typing slips. "Intentional" typos Certain typos, or kinds of typos, have achieved widespread notoriety and are occasionally used deliberately for humorous purposes A $40,000 vehicle advertises for $6. According to Mac Churchill Acura response, it was not a "bait and switch" tactic, it was a typographical error by a third-party listing service, a mistake, .... I believe the third-party listing service downloaded the only sent to them by dealer. Who made typographical error or the"intentional" error?

December 22, 2009

They were very friendly and worked hard to help us get to our price. I felt like I could trust what they were saying. I hate to feel like I am being pressured and I did not once feel under pressure. Overall More

by dabob
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Daryn Harkins and Jeff Higy
December 12, 2009

I recently purchased a certified vehicle, alledgely 150 point inspection, right??? I drove it home - I noticed it had a bumpy ride, i called the dealer, they said all SUV's (RDX) have a bumpy ride. A few More

by italianspices
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
No
Employees Worked With
Several - Casey is servc. mgr.
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