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210 Reviews of Adam Lopez
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July 18, 2025
I was treated very well and received prompt courteous service. Kevin in the service department handled my service request and was extremely helpful. service. Kevin in the service department handled my service request and was extremely helpful. More
by DAVIDPENN54
Other Employees Tagged: Kevin Eng, Sally Estrada, Stephanie Sanchez
July 16, 2025
Billy always helps to make sure that Honda takes great care of my family and our vehicles! care of my family and our vehicles! More
by sophiamejia
Other Employees Tagged: Kevin Eng, Sally Estrada, Stephanie Sanchez , Billy
July 14, 2025
I have been going here for years. Four of my cars have been serviced here. And in the last year, it seems to have shifted their focus to upsell you as many services as possible, inste Four of my cars have been serviced here. And in the last year, it seems to have shifted their focus to upsell you as many services as possible, instead of taking care of you as a customer. They only focus on your wallet now. I believe there was a new service manager in the last year, and their aggressive salesmanship shows in the service, or lack of. More
by NICKSOLIS518
Other Employees Tagged: Kevin Eng , Bobby
June 26, 2025
I’ll never give Sierra Honda my business again. It was naive of me to believe they cared more about keeping my car reliable than padding their bottom line. I certainly wouldn’t trust them with any It was naive of me to believe they cared more about keeping my car reliable than padding their bottom line. I certainly wouldn’t trust them with any 40, 50, or 100-point “safety inspection” after my recent experience. I’ve taken my Honda Pilot Elite there several times for major repairs. The service was usually fine, and they offered loaners or rentals, though not for free — they’d apply a “discount” (essentially $120, but rental is $40/day). If your car was done same-day, you’d get a small discount. It comes in handy for big repairs. I had them replace my struts on a visit. Then replaced the Camera enclosure and its sensors on another visit. Both big ticket repairs. Although, literally a block from dealership after camera/sensors replacement, my Check Engine light came back on. So I didn't bring it back immediately and waited until my next oil service. So when I brought it for service and the "light", they told me I needed an expensive gasket replaced to stop a transmission fluid leak. Then to address the Check Engine light, it was due to bad catalytic converters. they told me it should be covered by warranty, but after their pre-warranty claim inspection, they found metal shavings inside them, so Honda likely wouldn’t honor the claim. "Sorry about that", so if I want them replaced it would be over $4,000 to fix it, offering vague explanation under the guise of “helping” and working with the price. I declined and asked how metal shavings could even get in there, if not by something that should still allow it to be covered by warranty. After all, they were the only ones servicing my car for a few big repairs AND doing all their so-called “safety inspections.” In the end, all they did was the gasket replacement and an alignment, which I paid over $2,000 for. The answer to the "metal shavings"? I never got one. They promised a call from the Shop Supervisor — never happened. I followed up a week later, he was on vacation. Another week later, he still couldn’t speak to me. Two months later, I got a nail in my tire. When I took it to the tire shop for a patch, they refused — uneven tread wear, against their policy. But I’d just gotten a full alignment from Sierra Honda, and their own safety inspection said my tread was fine. When I asked them to re-check the alignment, they said it was “within spec,” and blamed the uneven wear on their tech not noticing during the last visit's inspection — then tried to sell me new tires. Their whole process is built around these inspections to “keep you safe” and upsell services, but clearly, I can’t trust them to find obvious problems, let alone make real repairs. As for the catalytic converters, two months later, I still hadn’t spoken to the supervisor. My advisor finally told me over the phone that the metal shavings probably came from a major repair done over two years ago — but Sierra Honda was the only service department to touch my car since then, and never once mentioned the issue until the Check Engine Light came on after their own camera replacement. Bottom line: I don’t trust them, I won’t be back, and I’ll make sure others know to steer clear of Sierra Honda. They clearly saw me as a blank check, not a loyal customer worth keeping. They will only call you and be attentive when they know it's just to take your money. More
by noelcm
Other Employees Tagged: Kevin Eng, Sally Estrada, Stephanie Sanchez , All the people that worked on my car. The Shop Supervisor or whoever I never spoke with.
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