Tara Ijai

🚨 Hidden Tracking Device & NDA Demand – Buyer Beware 🚨 I got a 2023 BMW X1 from Right Honda in July. The vehicle contained a hidden tracking device that malfunctioned and drained the battery only on 🚨 I got a 2023 BMW X1 from Right Honda in July. The vehicle contained a hidden tracking device that malfunctioned and drained the battery only one month later. While traveling, I was forced to pay $1,165.52 to BMW of Beverly Hills to diagnose and repair the issue. When I asked Right Honda to reimburse this cost, they agreed only if I signed a nondisclosure agreement that would also release them from liability for any future problems. I declined, as this would mean giving up my consumer rights. I was never reimbursed. Instead, I was included in communications with Right Honda’s attorneys. My own lawyer then contacted them to request reimbursement of the $1,165.52, but I have yet to receive any response. As a young woman in my 20s, I would never have knowingly gotten a car with a hidden tracking device given the obvious safety and privacy concerns. Customers deserve full disclosure before purchase. I have filed formal consumer protection complaints so there is a public record of this incident. I am leaving this review because I believe that others, including young women like me, who are looking for a car deserve transparency about potential risks to their safety. I have documentation to support these facts, including invoices and attorney correspondence. More

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My sales guy didn’t even try. Went one time for numbers and pretty much laughed he didn’t see a good price for me. I’ve had way better experiences elsewhere. Went one time for numbers and pretty much laughed he didn’t see a good price for me. I’ve had way better experiences elsewhere. More

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