John Eagle Honda of Dallas - Service Center
Dallas, TX
1,618 Reviews of John Eagle Honda of Dallas - Service Center
John Eagle has been instrumental in keeping my Honda in great condition. The staff is great and they go above and beyond to make service as affordable as possible. great condition. The staff is great and they go above and beyond to make service as affordable as possible. More
Customer service showed exceptional upgrade since my last visit several months ago. Received excellent service. visit several months ago. Received excellent service. More
Joel was very courteous and efficient. I was fully satisfied with the service. Thank you I was fully satisfied with the service. Thank you More
Service was great very polite respectful and explained everything To me and welcomed me and my family and attended to us very great . Highly recommended. everything To me and welcomed me and my family and attended to us very great . Highly recommended. More
After a safety recall repair that I thought was finished, Anyssa Valenzuela left me vague voicemails about how John Eagle Honda would like me to return "for warranty purposes." She was obviously reading from Anyssa Valenzuela left me vague voicemails about how John Eagle Honda would like me to return "for warranty purposes." She was obviously reading from a script—and doing it poorly—so I ignored what seemed to be a clumsy sales call to try to get a 25-year-old car back in their shop. Unbeknownst to me, she was actually trying to cover up a botched photo upload that happened under her supervision that was required to document completion of the safety repair, and until I returned for another photo the VIN would still show an open recall. Had she left this specific information on the voicemail, it would have been a much less frustrating experience overall. In her mind, saying the words "warranty purposes" somehow communicated "we screwed up the safety recall repair process so you need to come back." When I did bring the car back, she was extremely unprofessional and uncaring, even repeating how she had said "warranty purposes" on voicemail as though that explained everything. A simple apology accepting responsibility for inconveniencing a customer would have gone a long way, but that apparently was beyond her capabilities. More