Customer service there is good but don't let that fool you. They sold me a car that absolutely had…read moreNO air conditioning whatsoever. I did buy it in the winter which is understandable but I called the owner to try and figure it out and he stated that he tested it in the garage (during the winter). So I don't think that would be an accurate testing plus to add onto that, make sure that you can get the AC warranty if you decide to come here (don't recommend doing so anyway). Yea I did get the warranty and I thought the ac was a part of it and guess what IT WASNT. I'm thankful for the car but they could've done better ways that I wouldn't have to go through hoops trying to figure out why and how they didn't notice it in the first place. I'm genuinely upset because this could've been avoided if they would inspect their vehicles better. But that's just me I guess.

I bought a used car from them and cannot be more pleased with the quality of the vehicle, the…read moreservice, and the willingness to be helpful of everyone I dealt with. The pricing was very fair as well. I can only give them the highest recommendation. I would not hesitate for a second to purchase another vehicle from Hill's.

I came to this dealer both because they had the precise used car I was interested in, and their…read morereviews on various social media sites were all positive. The car business is a rough and tumble world and it is rare to find a dealership that gets largely positive reviews. I am now going to add to their positive tally. Upon my first call I spoke with a Mr. Tim Hernandez. He was courteous and willing to answer all of my questions. I am a car guy and have little patience for your " typical " car salesmen. Lucky for all Tim was not " typical ". He shared with me that the particular car I was shopping was likely the cleanest car in his inventory. The CarFax was very detailed and offered on the Thayer Honda site for all to see. Fast forward past the many phone calls to Tim asking additional questions to the point where we committed to driving the two hours from our home in Michigan to Bowling Green, Ohio. We finally arrive and the car is precisely as told to me over the phone. For a car from 2005 it was very clean. I have detailed dozens of cars myself and I know their detail guy did a very good job. Still, this car went past a car that spent a day in the spa. This car was well looked after by the previous owners. My wife drives the car and likes it. We agree to buy it. We did the paperwork with very little fuss and head back to Michigan. Two days later I drive the car for the 1st time and immediately observe the clutch action is just not right. I have literally owned hundreds of cars...dozens of them with manual transmissions ( we wanted this CRV specifically because it was a manual transmission ) and there was something quite wonky with the pedal pressure and the noise it was making. I research the issue online and discover this is a common problem with this generation of both the Civic and the CRV ( built on the same chassis ) and I find out their was a service bulletin issued for this very issue. I figure I am on the hook for the repair bill which would likely be about $500 dollars for the 90 minutes to fix it plus parts. I was kicking myself for not driving it myself prior to having my wife drive it home. Three days later Tim Hernandez writes to me to see if I am enjoying the car. I write back that I am " mostly " and then describe the issue with the clutch pedal. You might want to sit down for this next part of the story. Tim Hernandez writes back to me and invites me to come back to Thayer Honda and the dealership will gladly repair the problem as per the Honda service advisory. Do you understand the significance of this gesture? The car was bought AS-IS. No warranty was offered or suggested. AS-IS as in...you are out of luck. NOPE....Thayer Honda invites me back so they can make it right. Super impressed barely covers it. This speaks volumes about both the integrity of Tim Hernandez, and also of the management and ownership at Thayer Honda. I cannot recall in my 45 years of buying cars for friends and family EVER having a dealer offer to do a repair on a used car after you drive it off the lot. Yes they saved me the grief and expense of a few hundred dollars...but more importantly they helped restore a bit of my faith in the automobile business. Thank you Thayer Honda for doing what you did.

I went to another dealership further away from my home where they told me I needed to fix a leak in…read moremy oil line. I went to Thayer Honda cause it was closer and they found nothing. In fact, they refuse to look at the sheet from the other dealership. Assuming it was fine I continued on until Valvoline told me there was a leak. I went back to Thayer Honda and they found nothing again. In fact, they seemed annoyed that I even questioned it. I guess if they don't know about it it's not real even if they miss it

After having been a loyal Thayer customer for years (up until this happened), when my dad died and…read moreleft me his 20 year old sports car, of course I took it to Thayer for detailing, an oil change, adjusting a rocker panel, and replacing the window motor on the passenger side. The first time I got it back, the rocker panel was not fixed (later they explained why, and that was fine). It was not properly detailed, windows not clean and the whole back of the car was never even vacuumed. My husband pointed this out to the service manager, who did not care, offer to fix it, etc. They also lost the driver's floormat (it was there when I dropped it off, but not when I picked it up). Service manager said they hang them up on the wall to clean them, then put it back in. Basically, you are SOL. Again, didn't care, very rude and condescending. So I'll be paying to replace that. Also, the driver's door panel around the handle was loose when we picked it up, my husband had to tighten the screw. That's when we noticed the over an inch long crack on the inside of the driver's door by the window. Service manager insisted they never touched that door, of course. Obviously, it appeared that someone perhaps removed that door panel to see how it went in on the passenger side and broke it putting it back together. When we brought the car back the second time, my husband pointed it out to the service manager. Nope, they never touched the door, was the only response we got. I have been in and around that car for 20 years, and there was never a crack there before it went to Thayer. So, I'll be paying to replace that, as well. Also, now the "service engine soon" light is on, so whatever they did during the process of the oil change, I'll be paying to fix that, too. So disgusted, and have never had a "service manager" treat me so poorly, both over the phone, and in person. Up until this all transpired, I would have given them a glowing review.

We called in September to make a service appointment for some minor repairs. On the phone, they…read moregave us the date October 10th. There was no text or email follow-up. When we dropped off on October 10th, they said that we had missed our appointment. There was no phone call or attempt made to contact us between when we made the appointment and when we were told we had missed it. Then we were told we couldn't schedule again for a month and a half. Extremely unprofessional for a dealership service center.

Christy & Mike did a fantastic job upgrading me from my '22 Camry Nightshade Hybrid to a '24 Grand…read moreHighlander Limited Hybrid. In this market, the price isn't the value, it's the experience. Mike & Christy understood I was on a tight schedule and were able to get me through the process in under 2 hours. I appreciate you both! See you for the next purchase!

I really wanted to give this place 5 stars. I've been here three times and I've given them several…read morechances in case what I've experienced is due to short staffed or covid. However, after today's visit I realize it's just how the dealership is. The staff in the service department is rude and lacks any sort of customer service skills. Their communication is, at best, Neanderthal level. $75 for wiper blades?! Seriously? I can buy the exact same blades for $27 and install them myself, thanks. Back to the staff. When making my appointment the service manager, James, was not only extremely rude but incredibly condensing. The ONLY reason I kept appointment is because I needed an oil change and I only take my vehicle to a dealership for service. Needless to say, I will be going to another dealership that treats their customers with respect and treats them as a human being rather than dollar signs.

We bought a 2009 Ford Focus in January 2015, on short notice. There was something up with the VIN,…read moresince the car (factory manual transmission) was listed as an automatic; but they were careful to show the manual shifter in the online profile of the car. The car had been sitting on the lot for a while, but they fixed everything that was wrong (my mechanic confirmed!) and gave me a good price. The experience was efficient and businesslike. I would buy from them again.

I called Halleck Auto Sales on 2-26-15 to inquire about a 2014 Honda CR-V that they had for sale…read more During this lengthy call, I was told repeatedly that this vehicle was indistinguishable from new. I drove over 30 miles that day to look at vehicle. I noticed that there were several pieces of loose or missing trim in the rear and some areas that looked like had been repainted. I asked the sales representative if this 2014 Honda CR-V had been wrecked and he said yes of course it has been wrecked. I elected to not test drive or purchase this vehicle. I decided to call Halleck Auto Sales during the trip back home to let them know that I felt like the fact that this obviously wrecked and repaired vehicle should not have been described to me over the phone as indistinguishable from new. During this call, the Halleck sales representative called me and my mother every name under the sun and kept asking me to come back. When I asked "Why?", he told me that "he wanted to punch me in the face and knock my teeth out" REALLY - Because he misrepresented the condition of a car and I called him out over it? If you are considering purchasing a car from this dealership, please reconsider. There are dealers that are much more interested in giving you a fair deal for your hard earned money!

Very professional!! Prompt service and very nice to my son, a college student that knows nothing…read moreabout cars. We will return for any car issues that he may have in the future.

They refused to change my "customer supplied" sway bar links because they wanted to mark them up…read moreand couldn't. I bought top of the line Moog links which was better than any they would have supplied. I've gone in and fixed their electrical issues at their store many times over the years but will not be doing that anymore. way to lose your own electrician and customer after I just applied for a Midas credit card I will now never use.

I purchased a supposedly certified 2020 vehicle from Coppus motors. This was a high dollar vehicle,…read moreand I expected it to run well and all buttons and everything to work. In a very short time like the next week, the gas kid would not close and then the same day, the car would not go into park. I had called the service department to let them know about the gas lid and then whenever I could not put it in the park.....I could get no service person to answer the telephone which made me very upset. The company did take. care of the gas lid and the parking buttonbut weeks later the car went from automatic into manual as my husband is driving down the road and then the next week it does it for me, which made me feel very unsafe about this car as we were going to travel across the country with . Also the button broke for rolling the window up and down passenger side window!!!! REALLY! I Took it back to the and they said it was our fault and we must've accidentally touched a button that caused this problem from slipping from automatic to manual. We never touched any as we were driving we were driving and keeping our eyes on the road. Then I wanted to trade for another vehicle of which it took forever to get any kind of value for this car I just purchased from them not too long before. Yes I lost everything with my trade in car and MORE! If you are deciding to go to this place of business, I'd be very very skeptical and be very aware of what you are getting into. I do not recommend this place to anyone. .

I took my restored Lincoln Town Car in to have it detailed...they waxed over grime. . I took it…read moreback and they used a Klay Bar. But only did the hood...plus they broke a small piece of plastic on the door. Plus inside windows were not done. I went to Eclyps and they did a great job. I left a message for John Coppus but he never returned my call.

Got me in the next day for service. Very nice and easy to work with Caleb was great to work withread more

Talk about a great dealership. Sales team is so considerate and helpful. They are a bunch of just…read morenormal people that enjoy their jobs. You can tell that the sales staff as a whole get along and are not afraid to assist anyone. Service is great at getting me in last minute on oil changes and other work. If they can't get me in immediately, they will go the extra mile to get me into a loaner so I can just leave my vehicle there. Highly recommended.

My wife and I thank Don's Chevrolet Body Shop for the excellent work on our 2025 Subaru Forester. A…read morespecial thanks to Michelle and Kelly for their concern, empathy and the frequent progress on updates. They persevered despite the difficulty to get parts for a 2025 import. Also, a special thanks to Jeff Delaney for the exceptional detail work. The Subaru looked like the day we got it off the showroom floor. Thank you Don's Chevrolet Body Shop.

The dealership sold me a vehicle that was a death trap and completely unsafe for the road! Frame…read morewas rusted to the cored and almost split in half in multiple areas. When I purchased the vehicle for almost 8 grand as a used as is vehicle the dealership swore to the vehicle and its condition. Had minor issues but nothing noticeable and advertised it with their name and company in the pics with the vehicle. This dealership used their brand to sell a vehicle that is totalled and not not safe for anyone to drive. Could have brought my family down there to drive this vehicle back to Michigan and we could have all died or have been severely injured. The sales associates told me to contact them if anything immediate happens with the vehicle like a trans issue or anything as they would try to work with me and they care about their reputation. Well that was a lie! When I contacted them today (3 months later) they pretty much un so many words said in S.O.L stuck to the as is contract and told me they didn't even inspect the vehicle. Why would a well known dealership of this caliber ever sell any vehicle and not inspect it especially if it's of age as it could be a risk of safety to the customer. At the least inspect the vehicle for safety issues. Especially if they care about their brand and reputation. Why tell a customer to contact with any sudden issues and tell them that they would work with them if they won't? Especially a vehicle that was legally unsafe and unsafe for the road as it could cause injury or death if frame fails on hwy or major road. When I was told that they wouldn't do anything for me this was after the salesman told me to send pics of the frame as if they might consider some making this right. Why tell me that if you knew you were going to shut the door on this issue?! This dealership is a scam dealership and this warrants auto fraud regardless of the as is as this was a legal safety issue that goes beyond basic mechanics like a engine or trans. This will end up in court with my attorney. They are a rotten to the core company and need to be exposed for this type of business transaction