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Open 9:00 am - 6:00 AM (Next day)

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Middletown Honda

Middletown Honda

2.9
(131 reviews)

Professional & courteous service; good location. Purchased our vehicle there & have gone back for…read moretransmission fluid change and, more recently, an oil change.

I've never experienced a business try to make me out to be a fool so much in my life. This Honda…read moredealership I'm sure is trying to run a scam on folks who may not be as aware of vehicular matters as others. I brought my 2018 Honda CR-V to them in February for a recall involving the fuel pump and seat belt latches, but they didn't have the seat belt latches at the time. While it was there, they called to tell me there was also a warranty on the AC compressor shaft seal. Fine, they took care of that as well. When I went to pick up my car the next day, all was fine until I looked at the breakdown of what needs to be replaced according to the dealership. They said my tires tread were under 3/32nds of an inch, and needed to be replaced. I had just replaced the tires in January, and I told them this. Not much of a response from them about that. The breakdown also said I needed almost all of my oils changed (trans, rear diff, etc) of course at quite the premium. Jump to April, they call to tell me they have the seat belt latches, so I brought my car in for that. This is when it goes downhill. I told them my AC wasn't working, and it was working before I had the car in their shop in February. Turns out there was a wire broken on the pressure switch sensor. I asked them to send a picture. When they did, it looked in the picture like the wire had been cut, not "broken". They told me they would'nt need any parts to fix it, but it was going to cost about $580 to fix it. I fixed it myself in about 15 mins at home, after waiting for the new pressure switch connector in the mail. Costed me $15 and 15 mins of work. I don't understand how 15 mins of work amounts to $580. I also found a bracket that connects the AC Compressor to the engine missing the single bolt to the engine. When they gave me the breakdown of what my car needed this time, a lot of things they said I needed in February were not needed this time in April, despite not having been done. They also said my tires tread were all at 7/32nds of an inch. I've never heard of rubber "growing" back. They did replace the seatbelt latches, but when I got in my car I found that the plastic pieces that cover the mounting hardware for the latches were on the floor at my feet. This isn't the biggest deal, but very unprofessional, as is the bracket bolt missing. Overall, I figure they could try to pull a fast one on me, possibly cutting my wire for an expensive quick fix, as well as the tires that were brand new. A job that would've been in the range of 1500 for maybe an hour of work. Sounds convenient to make a fast buck for a little work. I wouldn't recommend this Honda dealership to my enemy. If I could give it zero stars I would. This may not happen to everyone, but I'm sure it's not just me they tried to scam.

Cash For Cars - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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