Honda of Fort Myers

My daughter bought a used car here after being turned down from Chevy, Ford, Toyota, and several banks.. Kelly and Sanjay got it done through Honda Finance. Six weeks later the car had a problem, we co down from Chevy, Ford, Toyota, and several banks.. Kelly and Sanjay got it done through Honda Finance. Six weeks later the car had a problem, we contacted them and the fixed it for a $50, it was a $350 repair. While waiting on my daughters repair I looked at a Crosstour, I was leasing a 2010 CRV, they got me out of it after only one year into the lease and into the Crosstour for only $30 a month more with same terms as the CRV, AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! The Crosstour sticker is $7000 more then the CRV, and it's much more luxary than the CRV.... If you want good people to work with and easy dealings go see them at Ft Myers Honda....... More

The level of sales personnel at Honda of Fort Myers is exceptional. Every person I spoke to was extremely professional and qualified. They were very helpful with all of my questions, but gave me space t exceptional. Every person I spoke to was extremely professional and qualified. They were very helpful with all of my questions, but gave me space to make decisions. They were a pleasure to deal with and I would return again. Overall, my experience was top notch! More

I came in to get a oil change. It took three hours. There was grease all over my steering wheel when I got my car back. The service writer looked like he should have been working in a tattoo shop. The red he was grease all over my steering wheel when I got my car back. The service writer looked like he should have been working in a tattoo shop. The red headed parts kid smelled like wrotten food and said that there wasn't a civic made in 2007. He told me I was full of crap. I WILL NOT GO BACK THERE AGAIN! Advance Auto parts has more qualified people than that place. More

I took my car in for what I expected to be warrantee service. And then soon found out that almost none of my complaints were warrantee related. The first of my complaints was related to my engine light service. And then soon found out that almost none of my complaints were warrantee related. The first of my complaints was related to my engine light being on for the last two weeks. They provided me with the excuse that a small animal had gotten into the engine compartment had chewed through the wire. I managed to have one of the service techs show the wire, and it was not chewed in half. The wire seemed to be separated from the NOS censor from the censor itself. Besides the area where the wire was loose was in a very small place located on the upper position of the motor. The price for the repair job was $400.00. What a deal. …..I also complained about the rear defroster not working. There response was it was working fine. However, for the last two months, the defroster has not worked. The next item on the light inside the glove box; the glove box light could be seen inside the car when the headlamps were turned on. They managed to correct this problem. Another problem I had with the car was the driver’s side window. The window rattled while I was driving down the road. The dealership confirmed the window was loose. However, during the process, they managed to break my door. And they had the nerve to give me the car back in that condition. They did, however, say they would fix the door and the window regulator, but I would have to wait until Monday of next week. I went back to the dealership on Monday, and guess what, no part. The problem was resolved on Wednesday. My last complaint was about a tapping sound coming from the rear passenger side of the car. They stated that there was broken glass in the rear panel of the car. It would seem that someone had broken the rear glass of the car, and not cleaned out the rear panel before installing the new glass. And of course, they wanted me to pay $150.00 so they could vacuum the glass of the rear panel. Most people of common sense would have went ahead and done it anyway. This dealership seems to want to pass on expenses to its customers no matter what the cost. As a matter of fact, they might want to change their motto to “we will steal you money with a smile.” More