6th Avenue Honda

This dealership is always quick to address issues and pleasant. They always make sure you’re well-informed. pleasant. They always make sure you’re well-informed. More

Awesome service. Staff was friendly took great care of my vehicle. Completed services ahead of schedule. Staff was friendly took great care of my vehicle. Completed services ahead of schedule. More

The service is excellent and the online communication is perfect. It is a good experience. perfect. It is a good experience. More

Excellent dealership. The first time buying a car and not having an anxiety attack. Jordan was professional and courteous throughout the whole process. Everyone at 6th Ave The first time buying a car and not having an anxiety attack. Jordan was professional and courteous throughout the whole process. Everyone at 6th Avenue were a motto work with. No strong arm tactics just professional sales people. Worth the trip from OKC. More

Sold a used “lemon” On May 7, 2025, I made contact with 6th Avenue Honda and received a text from a sales rep by the name of Tomas Ramirez regarding a vehicle on their lot. He responded back to me at 4:59p 6th Avenue Honda and received a text from a sales rep by the name of Tomas Ramirez regarding a vehicle on their lot. He responded back to me at 4:59pm that the car was available. He noted “The Camry is still available, no warning signs of some sort for this vehicle. Few dents here and there but nothing major. Fair interior but not bad!” The purchasing process began, and the deal progressed. They received payment via a check issued by Navy Federal Credit Union the morning of May 14, 2025. I contacted Thomas via text on Wednesday, May 15, regarding the vehicle to confirm that a few things had been addressed. Tomas had previously told me there was a strong odor in the car and that a tire light was on. He also said the car had been sitting and the battery may need to be charged or possibly replaced if it didn’t hold a charge. I asked that the tire light and any other warning indicator be addressed, and he agreed. On that same date he texted “Yes sir. It was a low-pressure tire. Let me know what day your sister is planning on coming in to pick it up.” I was not particularly concerned with the odor. A car can be detailed. I was more focused on the mechanics and normal functioning of the car. With the tire pressure light, battery and odor addressed we were ready to move forward. Due to issues on her end my sister was not able to pick up the car until Wednesday, May 28, 2025. She spoke with me the evening she picked it up and the next morning relating the issues she found with the vehicle.I reached back out to Tomas on May 29, 2025, with serious concerns. My sister took it to a local shop in Mcalester, where she lives to check the tires as the light was still on. In addition, a host of lights in the dash came on with “Check hybrid system” showing on the main console. The horrible smell was not from something that spilled or anything else. The 12-volt battery in the vehicle was the wrong size and was overheating/ defective. The tire light was not simply from low pressure but rather a bad TPMS sensor, a substantial difference. The ceiling control panel for the sunroom literally fell into the vehicle when she attempted to use it. I messaged and received no response from Tomas Ramirez regarding my concerns. I reached out to 6th Avenue Honda on June 10, 2025, and spoke with Sales Manager (I believe he said Parts and Sales, but I could be mistaken) regarding my concerns and that I feel we were misled regarding the condition of the car. I went over what I had discussed with Thomas regarding the vehicle prior to the sale and what we are dealing. I noted there is a huge difference from a car needing a battery to be charged than from being defective. The battery in the vehicle wasn’t just low on charge but defective and overheating. It went from something that can be easily rectified to a major safety issue. The tire wasn’t simply low pressure but the need for a new sensor. Significantly more cost than simply adding air. The issues were substantially more than I was informed. I shared with Sales Manager that I found it difficult to believe that trained techs (I’m assuming their employees are trained/ certified) could miss such basic care items. I have confirmation in text messages from Tomas Rodriquez regarding discussions related to the vehicles condition. Yes, I realize it is a used vehicle and "buyer beware". I did as much due diligence as possible as I live in Southern California. I looked at reviews and dealership ratings. I chose 6th Avenue Honda due to their consistently high scores in sales and service. As of today, June 16, 2025, I have received no response. Ironically, the only review site I didn't check was YELP. The 2.3 rating they hold seems to high from my perspective. It is extremely disappointing to find out, at least in our case. how incorrect they turned out to be. I urge others to use extreme caution when dealing and take nothing for granted with this dealer More

Excellent experience Sales staff were professional and courteous First time going to a dealership and not getting strongarmed to buy a car Thanks courteous First time going to a dealership and not getting strongarmed to buy a car Thanks More

Quick fun and fast service. Bear was the best and comforted me throughout my purchase. You guys rock! Bear was the best and comforted me throughout my purchase. You guys rock! More