Hyannis Honda

I went to a few local dealerships looking for a reliable I went to a few local dealerships looking for a reliable used car. I came to Hyannis Honda and met Dan who showed me more than enough certified pre I went to a few local dealerships looking for a reliable used car. I came to Hyannis Honda and met Dan who showed me more than enough certified pre-owned Hondas. I wanted to buy local and was pleased with the inventory that Hyannis Honda had. The prices were fair,Dan was a friendly and informative salesman. I ended up buying a pre-owned certified Accord. Ilove it. I will definitly go back to Hyannis Honda when I'm back in the market. More

After visiting 6 other dealers and not finding a helpful or friendly dealer that would work with us, my wife and I stopped at Hyannis Honda and bought a car. Our salesman Geoff was very interested in selli or friendly dealer that would work with us, my wife and I stopped at Hyannis Honda and bought a car. Our salesman Geoff was very interested in selling us a car and answered all of our questions. He always answered the phone and returned phone calls. It was very easy doing business at Hyannis Honda. More

I've purchased 3 cars from the same salesperson over the course of 10years and I've enjoyed everyone of them. Will Holland has been there every step of the way as our sales consultant at hyannis honda, he h course of 10years and I've enjoyed everyone of them. Will Holland has been there every step of the way as our sales consultant at hyannis honda, he has been a pleasure to work with and has made every transaction painless and hassle free. I drive a honda fit and its been one of the best vehicles I have every owned. My whole family drives honda's and the joke of the neighborhood is if its ok to pull in the driveway if they don't have a honda because there is usually 4 or 5 in the driveway at all times. The service dept at hyannis honda has been great there are times I want to get my oil changed and they are kind enough to tell me I'm not ready yet and to come back when the car tells me too. From sales to service its a joy to buy and car and see the same people year after year and the same service people to work on my car year after year. I can't say enough for the staff. thanks again hyannis honda, I will tell everyone I know about you guys sandy booth More

I wrote the review concerning my leaking oil pan. After I wrote the review concerning my leaking oil pan. After I filed a request for arbitration assistance with the Massachusetts Attorney Generals Office, I wrote the review concerning my leaking oil pan. After I filed a request for arbitration assistance with the Massachusetts Attorney Generals Office, my case was refered to the local (Cape Cod) Consumer Assistnace Council. They were helpful in providing a intermediary with the dealership. They sent my complaint through the Attorney General's office to the dealership upon which I soon heard from Mr. Raymond Rainy. Mr. Rainy was very reasonable and was willing to discuss the repair with me from a perspective that was fair. He stated that their policy in their shop is to always inform the customer when this particular problem happens with car and he also stated that his mechanic, who he vouched for as very reliable, did not recall installing the self-tapping screw in my oil pan. He apologized that this protocol was not followed in my particular case and offered to cover 1/2 of the cost of repair to my vehicle as a gesture of good will towards my continued patronage of his shop. I appreciate that he took the time to address this issue with me personally. My degree is in mechanical engineering, and I am still of the opinion that a steel self-tapping bolt in an aluminum pan with stripped threads is a poor fix to a vehicle as it would at best be a one time fix to a problem which needs to be addressed with a replacement part. I think the effort the shop put into making things right once I made a formal complaint indicates that they are very concerned about their public image and take seriously their role in being a fair broker to consumers. I will plan to use their shop in the future for honda repairs which are necessary as I prefer to have the vehicle serviced at a location where they are familiar with my vehicle, in this instance it didn't work out that way, but I am confident that was an exception to the rule. V/r Bob C More

Wanted to purchase a new 2007 Honda Civic EX. Live near by so thought we would use a local dealership. Salesman was not responsive to our needs. Did not try to locate a car that had the options desired. by so thought we would use a local dealership. Salesman was not responsive to our needs. Did not try to locate a car that had the options desired. Said what he had on the lot was it. When we said we could be enticed to purchase a car on his lot right away and could he do a little better on the price he said "You must be kidding, these cars fly off the lot every day at msrp so I can't do any better on the price." He was very negative and unhelpful. Called my buddy off Cape for a reference and found the right car at a discounted price. Did all the dealing over the telephone and picked up the car w/in 24 hours. Treated to hot cookies and coffee while we waited for the car and entertained by the witty, pleasant sales staff at Clair Honda. Swung by Hyannis Honda out of curiosity a week later and the car we asked to purchase at a reasonable price was still for sale despite the claim that "these cars fly off the lot every day at msrp". Bottom line is save alot of money and be treated like a human being by going off-Cape to the real auto dealers. More

My only experience with this dealer was six years ago when I was shopping for my Accord. Because of their idiotic treatment, I never had cause to return. I had been carefully pricing Accords, reading t when I was shopping for my Accord. Because of their idiotic treatment, I never had cause to return. I had been carefully pricing Accords, reading the sites like Edmunds and getting some serious help with invoice numbers, dealer incentives, etc. and what to expect for a fair price. After getting all the dealership information on which ones were in a reasonable distance from the cape (lived there at the time), it was time to start visiting and test driving. My husband and I met with a salesguy who quickly passed us along to a sales manager (whether or not that was an actual title, I don't know). We briefly talked numbers and we questioned why his were so much higher than other dealers. He gave us the advertising fee talk and a bunch of other bogus reasons, but the finishing touch was when he whipped out this little binder and showed us his invoice price. It was clearly something he had typed up himself on Word, and tried to make it look official by using the binder. I pointed out to him that his invoice price was $600.00 more than what everyone else's was, including the Edmunds site. (Now how could that be???) He had no explanation and kept repeating that it was definately right. OK, then. I went later in the week to Barry's Honda in Dartmouth and got everthing I wanted in the Accord, including a better price. And (shocker) their invoice did not include the extra 600 bucks. More