Honda of Turnersville

Dealer was a full $1500 more than others locally and kept trying to tell us that all the other prices were scams. We ended up getting the (2011 Honda Pilot Touring) for the lower price. I understand that t trying to tell us that all the other prices were scams. We ended up getting the (2011 Honda Pilot Touring) for the lower price. I understand that these are commodities these days but why would I pay $1500 plus taxes on $1500 more for the pleasure of purchasing from them. This is a huge campus and they must have lots of overhead to want such a premium. I would not recommed if you want a good price really shop around. These guys are not even close More

I had my Acura Vigor in for a mechanic to look at. While there I wandered through the lot to see what was available. Since I wanted a 5 speed transmission, the selection was very limited. I then went to t there I wandered through the lot to see what was available. Since I wanted a 5 speed transmission, the selection was very limited. I then went to the Honda lot. The only Honda with a 5 speed was made available for a test drive, etc. etc. The salesman basically wanted to make the deal then & there. I don't spend that much money without more time so I left. The problem was that the sticker on the car (pre-owned certified) was $18,999. When I came home, I ran a search on their website, as the sales personnel at both lots did not have a good idea of what they had. The Honda I test drove, came up on their site with a price of $16,999 - TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS LESS! I called the manager of the Honda lot to ask why. He said he would have to check and asked who I had dealt with. Instead of the manager calling me back, he had the salesperson call me with the biggest load of xx I have heard. Told me they would have to honor the price, etc I told him that the bottom line was that if I had not researched the car on the web, they would have been happy to take my $19K and NO ONE would have stopped the deal to say - wait a minute, the car is actually $17K Very poor and dishonest business practices! More

I was bored one day and went test driving along the Pike. I went into Subaru and drove two cars then asked how much for my trade. My answer was $4-5,000. I said I'd rather keep the car. I went to Honda a I went into Subaru and drove two cars then asked how much for my trade. My answer was $4-5,000. I said I'd rather keep the car. I went to Honda and did the same thing. The gave me $8,900 for my trade and the car 10% (a special they were running) off MSRP. These offers were without negotiations. Financing took too long ( I waited for 2 hours extra!) but I was happy overall. This was for a 2006 Accord SE in December 2005. More

Let's face it, folks, this dealership is part of a HUGE corporate entity that is multinational, and even worse, publicly traded. You're nothing but a number to these guys! Forget about getting any kind o corporate entity that is multinational, and even worse, publicly traded. You're nothing but a number to these guys! Forget about getting any kind of discount or break. That shiny new showroom you're walking into has a pretty steep mortgage, AND YOU GET TO PAY IT! Their employees don't even get a discount, so why would they give you one? Customer service is nothing to these guys. The only thing that matters is lining the pockets of the clown who runs that whole automall and making the shareholders happy. They'd just as soon step on you. I have nothing further to say. Go someplace where they actually care about you as a person. More