Landmark Honda

I went in on a Saturday to look at Honda Civics, and I wanted to decide between the coupe and sedan and manual or automatic transmission. Alex was very accommodating and courteous, allowing me to test dri wanted to decide between the coupe and sedan and manual or automatic transmission. Alex was very accommodating and courteous, allowing me to test drive two cars. He passed me on to Seidou, the Sales Manager, who quoted me out-the-door prices for the models I was interested in. He even took off the dealer add-ons, which I didn't want. I went home to think it over, and decided to buy the coupe with manual transmission Sunday. I went back and accepted the offer. The paperwork was done courteously and efficiently by the staff. There was no excessive sales pressure for dealer extras like Lojack and extended warranties. It was a very pleasant buying experience. But what happened next cemented this dealer's great rating in my estimation. I was in the driver's seat of my new Civic and Seidou was in the passenger's seat giving me some last minute instructions on the instrumentation. All of a sudden--WHAM! A dealer valet backed a big Honda Element into my front bumper! Everyone was stunned. The bumper was damaged and would have to be repaired. Seidou said without hesitation, "I will get you a new car--exactly the same. I will search for it right now. In the meantime, you can drive this one home, and when I find another car, we will make the exchange." So I headed home with the blemished car. I had not gotten more than 10 miles when Seidou called me on my cell, and told me he had found another car! So I turned around and headed back. I arrived at the dealership and found a twin to the car I was driving. We redid the paperwork, while the replacement was being prepped. Finally, the car was ready, and there wasn't a Honda Element in sight. So I took off for home, happy in the knowledge I had come to the right dealership! More

The over all experience I have had with this dealership has been the worst. The professionalism of the employees was next to null, with one of them calling me "baby girl" and saying "yeah wud up" when he a has been the worst. The professionalism of the employees was next to null, with one of them calling me "baby girl" and saying "yeah wud up" when he answered the phone, and then constantly being hung up on. They make empty promises on quotes they can not fulfill, and treat you as if it is your fault. They sold my trade in, and then expected me to pay the difference because they didn't recieve what they quoted the trade as. My reply - "how is that my problem?". Instead of having a happy or atleast minimally irritating experience, I had to sit down and have an all out yelling session with the General Manager, the Finance Manager, and my inept car sales man. More

I was very close to finalizing a purchase of a 2007 Honda Fit when things at the dealership started to fall apart. Overall, their service was subpar until they thought the deal was in the bag. They left me Fit when things at the dealership started to fall apart. Overall, their service was subpar until they thought the deal was in the bag. They left me out in the 20 degree weather (plus wind) while they searched around for the key to open the car. Then, the salesman and the finance guy couldn't get their stories straight. The finance guy actually told me they were trying to squeeze as much profit out of me as they could. Not a very good sales pitch, to say the least. I was actually about to sign on the dotted line when they asked me what I thought of the buying experience. I told them that I would be honest in my review and would not look favorably on them. At that point, the finance guy told me that the deal was off. In the end, what Landmark truly cares about is money and a good review, but they are willing to put more effort into getting more money than they are to provide the kind of geniune service that will earn them the respect of the buyers. I actually worked with two salesmen over the course of a few days. The first one, Mike S., was fantastic. Except for his professional demeanor, I wouldn't recommend this dealer to anyone. More

Buying a vehicle from this place was a huge mistake. I can honestly say that the purchase of my wife’s 2007 Odyssey was the worst buying experience (of any kind vehicle or not) in my entire life. Calle can honestly say that the purchase of my wife’s 2007 Odyssey was the worst buying experience (of any kind vehicle or not) in my entire life. Called around looking for a specific color and trim/option package and found what I was looking for down a Landmark (1:00pm). Arrived at (1:30) to only be told that my trade in is worth $2500 less than the day before. Decided to get up and leave, to only be pounced on by 2 sales manager’s hoping to save the sale. Told them “Blue Book trade-in, nothing more nothing less” (which indecently is what I was quoted at Fairfax). They finally came around and gave what it was worth (4:00pm). Step 2, finance. Typically a cash buyer shouldn’t have an issue here, but they kept on pushing for the undercoating and lo-jack. You have got to be kidding me...lo-jack for a mini-van? Get real! (5:00pm) Step 3, delivery. Salesman is MIA as well as the rest of the staff. I finally ask a person behind the desk…Where the xxxx is my car? They respond someone will be with you in a minute. (6:00pm) 45 minutes later the salesman was back, and asked me if anyone had helped me yet. (Are you kidding). I told him, hey buddy you just sold me a van, his response…oh yeah that’s right, let me check on your van. He came back about 30 minutes and said van is right out front. (7:15pm.) Step 4, the actual delivery. Salesman pulled the van in but no tags, so I couldn’t drive it away. In the interim of waiting on my tags, I started to look the car over more closely, and noticed it had a scratch. Which I pointed out and then he said that someone would come over and buff it out before I left (nobody ever showed). I asked the salesman to go over the stereo and navigation system with me and he did his best but at the same time stated…”I don’t know very much about these vans”…are you kidding me he doesn’t know much about his top selling vehicle?? Finally, I told him to just go get the tags since I was about to faint from lack of food. He left and showed up 30 minutes later with the tags (8:15). BTW – didn’t notice until I got home, but my 4 year-old could have done a better job of cleaning the vehicle then they did. After sale…As it turns out the Odyssey was missing the “Lazy-Susan”, which incidentally I wasn’t even aware of until a friend of mine pointed it out to me, I guess you would have assumed that the salesman would have noticed, but as I stated my salesman knew very little about the vehicle. I called down to landmark parts department and stated the issue; their response was that they had never heard of this item and Honda doesn’t offer this item in their vehicle. Called Fairfax to see what their response was, Fairfax said, “yeah it supposed to be included in the 2007 Odyssey and the part number is #xyz123, etc.) Called back down to landmark and told them the part number and they stated, well that particular part doesn’t come with your model. My response was, “well my buddy’s wife’s mini-van has it, Fairfax Honda says it supposed to come wit it, it says that it’s included on the Honda website as well as in the brochure”. Finally, I asked to speak to a manager. The manager said that that yes I was correct that the part should be on the car and that we could come down and pick it up in 3-days. We waited until Sat, so it was actually 4 days, but when we got there, wouldn’t you guess it…wrong part. The individual stated that they would just send it directly to my house. That was 3 ½ weeks ago and we still have not received the part. Bottom line…with so many Honda dealers in the area, go somewhere else unless of course you like it when your blood boils… More

Want to visit the twilight zone? Then go to Landmark Honda. When you walk in, you will see no less than 12 sales people milling about and ready to pounce on you. Our sales guy jockeyed us with four Honda. When you walk in, you will see no less than 12 sales people milling about and ready to pounce on you. Our sales guy jockeyed us with four other customers and spent zero quality time trying to understand our needs and pitching the auto. But he loved telling us about his $400 pen, his Rolex and the new Lexus and Toyota he just bought. The worst part was the closing process in the F&I department where we got a ruthless sales pitch about extended warranties and Lojack. This of course was after a battery of intrusive personal questions having nothing do the purchase of our new car. The F&I gal would not take no for answer -- her commission must be huge. Turns out the extended warranty package she was pitching for $1399 is available from other Honda dealers for as low as $413 on the internet! Once we finally made it out of F&I, the salesmen spent zero time going over the car. If it wasn't a seller's market for Hondas, this dealership would be bust. Avoid this dealer if at all possible! More

I went there for a car, met Ron, and it almost seemed like a show. He showed me EVERYthing on the car, and why it was there. Awnsered all my questions. The test drive was even fun. I spent 4 Hours wi like a show. He showed me EVERYthing on the car, and why it was there. Awnsered all my questions. The test drive was even fun. I spent 4 Hours with Ron, and had a great time. While there, another customer of his came in and while Ron was getting something for him. He and I chatted. He was also quite pleased. The car I bought is in great shape and I couldn't be any happier. Ron, who's new... MAKES THE DIFFERANCE! Flat Out. Later I got to deal with the used car manager. Bouna, was friendly, helpful, and kind. He is also a big asset to this dealership. When you go, ask for Ron or Bouna. It's worth it. make no mistake. More

posted an earlier thread about an offer from Fairfax Honda for an 05 Element EX AT 4WD for 19K, well Landmark Honda offerd to beat that offer by 500 and said 18,500. So I just spent the afternoon the Honda for an 05 Element EX AT 4WD for 19K, well Landmark Honda offerd to beat that offer by 500 and said 18,500. So I just spent the afternoon there before storming out in a flurry of cuss words. My trade a 02 Dodge Intrepid SXT with 23K miles has been valued a 8K by 3 other local dealerships. Blue Book is 7800, so not bad. Landmark offered 3K!!!!!!!!!!!! I grabbed my liscense plates, keys and left the show room cursing. They followed me out to the car and begged me to come back in. I did. I asked them to bring up the Blue book web site, I showed them the numbers in black and whte. They proceded to look astonished and disappered for a while to return with a xx explanation on how they called around and various shops gave them the info and said 3K. I asked how does almost 8K become 3K. And stormed out again. They called shortly after and suggested 4 or 5K is the best they can do. You can guess what I said. I called back Fairfax Honda and told them the story and made an appointment for next saturday morning. What a nightmare. I wasted 3 hours of my life on Landmark Honda!!!!! STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!!! I will add that the salesman Adil was very nice and seemed as preplex as I was when the deal went sour. He was not to blame. Even the finance guy seemed to understand. It was clearly managements problem. Does anyone have any email contacts at Honda itself I can send this post to? More

This dealership where you would not want to go… They are LIERS, this is it! We bought Honda Accord V6 2005. We were told that the car never been in accident and wasn’t repainted either, by showing They are LIERS, this is it! We bought Honda Accord V6 2005. We were told that the car never been in accident and wasn’t repainted either, by showing us the carfax report. After signing the contract we found that back side and bamper of the car has never been repainted. Even we didn’t take the car and didn’t pay money we couldn’t cancel the contrat. Entire second day we spend fighting with them. Took the car to show it to third party body shop who confirmed about our suspicions, though we couldn’t get anything in writing. General manager Bouna Ndiaye was the worst! Leader of the liers! Be prepared to hear different stories before and after purchase. They misled us regarding everything including manufactory warranty and real vehicle condition. Check everything before you sign papers, because once you did it – you have no rights and they will treat you as a dirt. The best solution with this dealership is never go there regardless any deals!!! You will pay twice… More

I was extremely satisfied with Landmark Honda. I purchased a 2005 Accord. The pricing was the lowest that I found. My salesman answered all questions in a caring fashion. He inspected every inch of purchased a 2005 Accord. The pricing was the lowest that I found. My salesman answered all questions in a caring fashion. He inspected every inch of the car with us and explained all features. I did not feel like I was being sold. They have a owner rewards program that will help me toward my future maintenance needs. I have 3 children and everyone was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely buy my next car there as well. More

I rated Landmark Honda the lowest possible in customer service, quality of work, friendliness, and overall experience. As a first-time buyer and young women, I would NEVER recommend anyone to purchase a service, quality of work, friendliness, and overall experience. As a first-time buyer and young women, I would NEVER recommend anyone to purchase a used car from Landmark Honda. When purchasing the car, I asked alot of questions, and my salesman just replied, "Don't worry, trust me". After one question about mainentance of the car, he responded "Women don't know about these things, but don't worry, trust me". Within 24 hours of purchase of a used car, my air conditioning unit was making a squeaking noise. I dropped the car off and one day later, the service department called to tell me nothing was wrong with the car. The Director of Sales for Used Cars called me a liar and told me I was making up the problem. I was forced to call an independant mechanic on the spot and he told me how to recreate the problem. When I took the Director on a car ride and recreated the problem, he did not say another word, but simply got out of the car and reported the problem. The car was returned to me two days later, dirty and with two additional, deep scratches. I brought my boyfriend in to help me settle the problems, and the Director told me that he was "not allowed to talk" in the store because he did not pay for the car. Please save yourself time, money, and stress, and do not give your business to Landmark Honda. Especially if you are a woman, they will treat you like dirt. More