David McDavid Honda Of Irving

Would not recommend this dealer! First off, I took a deal which charged a $500 premium on the car. Than at financing, there was a ridiculous doc prep/dealer fee which was $200+. The finance guy also mentione which charged a $500 premium on the car. Than at financing, there was a ridiculous doc prep/dealer fee which was $200+. The finance guy also mentioned to me that if I buy the warranty, he'd lower my rate and I could cancel after the purchase. I had signed documents before the car had come in. Once it came in, the interior was a different color and management refused to get me what we had agreed upon. I was a returning customer and treated with disrespect. This dealership is practicing Bait and Switch. HIGHLY DON'T RECOMMEND! However, Sterling McCall Honda in Houston, TX is a GREAT dealership. The easiest buying experience and no extra "doc prep" fees. More

I will never fall for the "flyer in the mail" trick ever again! I got a flyer that said that I might of won an xbox. I decide to go out there and at least see. Of course I didn't win it but since trick ever again! I got a flyer that said that I might of won an xbox. I decide to go out there and at least see. Of course I didn't win it but since I was there I thought I should look at something. The guy admitted to us that he didn't even work there until after I told him what I wanted. He said "don't tell me tell someone who actually works here, I'm with a marketing company that works with several banks to get rid of repo cars". I look at a couple of cars that I thought were ok and saw the payments not prices on the windshield. R-I-P O-F-F'-S If you ask me. For example I saw a used Sentra that I kind of like (cheapest car Nissan makes). Usually Nissan dealers sell them for around $190-230 a month, this one was $548 A MONTH! How is that possible you ask? Well I get on the net when I get home and play with their payment calculator. They told me the price online which was $16,500, about normal for a nearly new one (this was an '05), typed in $39 down like the windshield said and played around with the interest rate a little, how I came out to $548 was $39 down,and 25.5% interest! Horrible for a car purchase. Something tells me that this sale was intended for people with shot credit. Do yourself a favor and STAY AWAY from the used car department/lot. More