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    Canby Napa

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    6 years ago

    The guy Gary was rude and annoyed at a simple question. I thought his job was to help me find part I needed.

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    This location has been the worst for customer service. We've given it more chances than it's…read moredeserved so we're giving up. The only reason I give 2 stars is because they do generally have items in stock. Getting those in stock items is where the battle begins. We know every one of our vehicles well and generally know what we're looking for. Getting the "know it all" people at the counter to agree that it's really the part we want and need becomes an argument. We have some classic vehicles that have been changed & restored so the make, model and year don't always apply. Those have become off the table here because they can't function without those 3 questions. We also have newer vehicles that take different STOCK parts than what immediately comes up in their system. This is also a full on argument. It's crazy to have someone argue with us about a vehicle they know nothing about. We thought this last stop in would be quick and easy but even with giving the guy a part number he wanted to go through the whole system of make, model, & year. When we insisted that didn't apply he told us he couldn't help us then. We went down the street to OReilys and picked up what we needed in less than 10 minutes. It's just not worth the hassle, bad attitudes, & terrible customer service to shop here.

    Tried to make sure this cross eyed employee noticed my soda he didn't ring up. Was nice at first…read moreeven tho he was incredibly condescending. Even checked twice He smartly asked me if I bought more than one item and I said "yeah man. The soda" He then claimed he'd pay for it later then As I walked out of the store rolling my eyes, he proceeded to scream "F OFF" TERRIBLE HIRING PRACTICE.. I WILL BE SURE TO NOTIFY WHO EVER NEEDS TO HEAR IT.

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    Zero stars if i could…read more I cannot recommend this shop based on my experience. Things started off poorly when I arrived for an appointment that I had scheduled in advance and was told I didn't have one. After showing voicemail messages and phone records confirming the appointment, it was acknowledged that I did have one, but I was informed that several other vehicles would now be ahead of me. Over the next several months, with my approval, additional work was added beyond the original estimate. When I finally received the vehicle back, the bill was nearly three times higher than the original quote. Unfortunately, the vehicle immediately developed a severe oil leak from the valve cover area. I was instructed to bring it back, but no tow was offered or suggested despite the severity of the leak. I checked the oil level and attempted to drive it back to the shop. The engine failed and locked up just a couple of miles away, requiring me to have it towed in. After discussing the situation, we agreed that installing a rebuilt engine would be a fair resolution. I agreed to pay $500 for labor and another $500 to add wiring for the oil pressure and generator warning lights. Nearly a year later, I received a call that the vehicle was finally ready for pickup. However, it barely made it a couple of blocks before I discovered the brakes were dragging badly. This was especially frustrating because brake work had been part of the original repair request. The shop kept the vehicle for another couple of weeks before I was able to pick it up for a third time. At that point, I was informed that the newly installed engine would carry absolutely no warranty. After all the time, money, and frustration involved, I ultimately sold the vehicle just to recover some of my expenses. Throughout the entire process, the attitude and communication were overwhelmingly negative and only seemed to worsen over time. What's particularly disappointing is that I used this shop about 17 years ago and received excellent service. I later learned that the mechanic who performed that work has since passed away. Sadly, the quality of service I received this time was nothing like what I remembered. Based on my experience, I would strongly advise others to look elsewhere. I would never want someone else to go through what I experienced here.

    Did a great job and better price than anticipated! Very fair! I will try to always bring my car…read morehere!

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    I recently purchased a certified used Honda CRV from Airen at Wilsonville Honda. It was by far the…read morebest purchase experience I have had with a dealership. I would recommend anyone looking to purchase a new or used car to go to Wilsonville Honda. Airen was knowledgeable, helpful and made our purchase a pleasant experience.

    Extremely disappointed with Honda's response to a known engine issue…read more We purchased a used 2016 Honda Odyssey in good faith because we trusted Honda's reputation for reliability and expected this vehicle to last our family for many years. We are now dealing with a nearly $4,900 repair for piston rings and spark plugs at approximately 155,600 miles. What is especially frustrating is Honda's response. When we contacted Honda Corporate asking for assistance, we were told that the repair was our responsibility and that the original owner would have been notified about the issue. We were also essentially told that it was our responsibility as consumers to do our own research. The problem is that we were not the original owners, and this issue was never disclosed to us when we purchased the vehicle. We had no knowledge that Honda had previously notified someone else about the issue, and we had no opportunity to act on information that was never provided to us. If Honda knew about a recurring issue affecting these engines and notified the original owner, what happens when that vehicle is subsequently sold? The next owner may have absolutely no idea that there was an issue or that a previous owner received a notification. We aren't asking Honda to pretend the vehicle has no mileage or that maintenance doesn't matter. We are asking Honda to recognize the circumstances and provide some goodwill assistance toward an expensive engine repair that we had no reason to anticipate when we purchased the vehicle. Our family has owned multiple Hondas, and we chose this Odyssey because we genuinely believed in Honda's reputation for quality and longevity. It's incredibly disappointing to spend years trusting a brand, only to be told that a major repair is simply our responsibility because we should have somehow known about an issue that was never disclosed to us. At the very least, Honda should be willing to explain exactly what notification was sent to the previous owner, when it was sent, and why a subsequent owner was left completely unaware. We had hoped Honda would stand behind its customers and help us find a reasonable solution. Unfortunately, so far, we have been left feeling like once the vehicle was sold to a second owner, the problem became entirely ours--even though we never had the opportunity to know about it in the first place. Very disappointed in Honda and in how this situation has been handled.

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