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June 25, 2024
Excellent service. Kevin went the extra mile. He went above and beyond to find us coupons and great deals. Definitely going besckbto Showcase Honda thanks to Kevin. Kevin went the extra mile. He went above and beyond to find us coupons and great deals. Definitely going besckbto Showcase Honda thanks to Kevin. More
June 18, 2024
I’m on my 2nd Honda from Showcase. The team is always transparent and friendly when helping me with my vehicles needs. The team is always transparent and friendly when helping me with my vehicles needs. More
Other Employees Tagged: Sean Hoopes, James Birchman, Cassie Allen, Devin Suzuki, Austin Czerwinski, Francisco Ostos, Sebastian Eshelman , Daniel McCourt, Noah Ventura
June 17, 2024
Dealer acknowledged failure of a quality check when it came to the panel gap...but then asked for me to flip the tab by giving me a "great rate"...seriously asking the customer to pay for something that i came to the panel gap...but then asked for me to flip the tab by giving me a "great rate"...seriously asking the customer to pay for something that isn't his fault!? More
June 17, 2024
Very professional experience. They were very clean and organized. We had to go in to get a warranty claim on our ac system and the process was easy with them. They were very clean and organized. We had to go in to get a warranty claim on our ac system and the process was easy with them. More
Other Employees Tagged: Richard York, Sean Hoopes, Jerry Green, Cassie Allen, Devin Suzuki, Austin Czerwinski, Francisco Ostos , Daniel McCourt, Noah Ventura
June 16, 2024
My 2 Star Review is 100% based on my experience that I had with Sean Hoopes, Service Director @ Showcase Honda. Sean could use some training around customer experience management and empathy. Imagine I ma had with Sean Hoopes, Service Director @ Showcase Honda. Sean could use some training around customer experience management and empathy. Imagine I make an appointment on the website and I drive about 30 minutes, wait about an hour only to be told that they can't get me in. Kevin, the Service Advisor was working hard to do what he could to get me in and I do believe he tried his best with no avail. When Kevin told me that he couldn't get me in (even though I was able to successfully schedule an appointment on the website), I asked to speak with a manager. This is where Sean Hoopes comes over and proceeds to completely fail on customer experience and empathy. I explain to Sean that I made an appointment on the website for 3pm, that I am a very loyal customer (drive 30 minutes to get to Showcase based on loyalty) and that in between my scheduled 3pm appointment time and the 6pm close time that I was at least hoping to have the vehicle diagnosed. At the time that I was having the conversation with Sean it was around 4:30 - so we still had more time before closing time. Rather than Sean attempt to listen to understand, to listen to understand the customer situation, to have empathy and appreciation for the customer, Sean goes into corporate square manager mode and tells me that they can't get me in, that they need more time to diagnose. I proceeded to remind Sean that I am a very loyal customer and that I drove about 30 minutes to get there and then ask again if they could at least diagnose the vehicle - his corporate square manager lack of empathy response was "no, sorry". I then respond with ok, I guess loyalty doesn't mean anything I will take my business elsewhere. He then responds in his corporate square manager lack of empathy response: "If we have been making you happy for this long, I trust that one minor mishap will not ruin the relationship" . This response didn't provide any comfort, if anything it made me more disappointed. I then drive away and go to another big Honda Dealership the next day. At this dealership - they were able to diagnose my vehicle in 2 hours and because they did not have the part on hand they gave me a loaner vehicle free of charge while they take their time to fix my vehicle. This experience that I had with the 2nd Dealership is exactly what Sean should have done. Sean could have (if he was leading with a customer first approach and empathy) told me the customer - we appreciate your business and because we value your business and because we are not able to get you in today, we will keep your vehicle and provide you with a free loaner vehicle while your car is being fixed. Recommendation to senior leadership for Sean: make sure that managers and directors are always leading with a customer first and empathy approach. Think about how the customer feels and based on how the customer feels determine the best course of action. If you are the customer does this best course of action feel good? If the honest answer is hey if I was the customer and the dealership told me X, and X is not doing everything I can for a fantastic customer experience and or if I am the customer and I am being told X then maybe we need to change course. Showcase Honda: you lost my business forever! Please make sure to get Sean Hoopes, and any/all managers and directors training so that it is all about customer first and customer empathy! More
Other Employees Tagged: Sean Hoopes
June 16, 2024
I have a terrible car. 27 times in the repair shop in 28 months. It is horrible and while the service writers want to do the best the warranty from Berkshire dealers (MPP) 27 times in the repair shop in 28 months. It is horrible and while the service writers want to do the best the warranty from Berkshire dealers (MPP) it terrible and there is no positive ending in sight. We bought all warranties, but they are worthless. I recommend you buy a Toyota or an Infiniti. Also, if you have a Honda just prepare to pay for every other oil change yourself. There is a big game going on with oil changes to create faster obsolescence and Longterm problems. At least Toyota and Infiniti are just across the street. More
Other Employees Tagged: Richard York, Sean Hoopes, Jerry Green, James Birchman, Cassie Allen, Austin Czerwinski, Francisco Ostos, Sebastian Eshelman , Daniel McCourt

