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    I previously wrote a 5-star review about the sales dept. The service dept. rates the same 5-star…read morereview. Our son has taken the car he bought through the sales dept. to the service dept for the required/recommended maintenance and told me how friendly they were. He even talked me up to Brent and ME up to Brent. So there was anticipation on both our parts. I was not disappointed and I trust Brent wasn't either. Brent immediately puts you at ease when you're first standing at the counter. I've never experienced such friendliness and confidence at any other auto dealer service desk, and rarely at any auto repair place. David, who sits next to him, is just as friendly. The oil change and vehicle inspection charge was fair and the turnaround time was quick--1 hour. Brent also had entered on my receipt the recommended service for next time and the estimated cost+tax. Oh, they also rotate tires for free on a specified schedule. This saves me from making a separate appointment at Costco where we bought the tires. Another added bonus. In this day of COVID, my son warned me masks aren't worn at the dealership. Well, I wear mine and I'm fully vaxxed and boosted and simply THRIVING with antibodies. So, I'm good. When I got home, I told my son and my wife that Brent and David were so friendly and conversational that it was like I was taking my car to a couple of friends who run an auto repair shop. THESE are the guys we're bringing our vehicle to for servicing from now on. At some future point they'll be servicing the vehicle we bought from the sales dept.

    UPDATE: I had to sign documents to waive the extended warranties yet kept my GAP. These additional…read morewarranties cover basically everything normal car insurance covers except KAO charges $6,000 + $3,500 "accessories" for this. However, due to their mistake, I have to wait 6-8 weeks for $9,500 to fall off of my loan with the lender and refinance to lower my note to what it should have initially been. Additionally, I've emailed TWICE about the brake pad warnings popping up on my car when I haven't had it two weeks and my dealer warranty is still 3 months. No one has been responding, so my next move is to show up to the dealership. I will not be changing my review to add stars unless my brakes are fixed or someone compensates me for having them fixed elsewhere. Shop here at your own discretion, but heed my warning...there are far better places to go, especially if you are a woman. __________________ OP: I had an extremely long review written out, but it has since expired so I will come back to re-write this at a later date. Gist: Rayvin is great! Finance added $3,500 in charges for "accessories" (car didn't even come with a spare tire much less accessories) and United Care Care ($6,000 undisclosed) onto my contract without showing me beforehand. I had my son with me, so I was a little preoccupied, but the finance employee breezed over paperwork without disclosing line items. I got home and read through my paperwork far more thoroughly and noticed these charges. Now I am responsible for $9,500 I did not consent to and feel like they straight up f*cked me over simply because I did not have my husband with me and was distracted with my child. Predatory behavior.

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    I recently moved to Kitsap and had a great experience servicing my car at Peninsula Subaru today…read more First rate service, courteous staff, good communication and nice facility.

    I recently purchased a used car from Peninsula Subaru, and I want to share a few lessons learned…read morethat may help others navigate the process more confidently. The experience wasn't terrible, but there were several moments that reminded me how important it is to come prepared when buying a used vehicle. First, do your homework before you walk in. Research the market value of the car you're considering--both new and used--and look up the realistic trade‑in range for your current vehicle. Having those numbers in hand made a big difference for us. I would not rely solely on what a salesperson tells you about pricing or trade‑in value. I also asked the salesman some basic questions about the make and model I was considering. I already knew the answers, and unfortunately the information he gave me was incorrect. It would have been far more helpful if he had simply said he wasn't sure. When we were presented with the purchase invoice, my wife and I reviewed it carefully and found a significant error in the dealership's favor. They did correct it once we pointed it out, calling it a "computer error," but it reinforced how important it is to read every line before signing. Another point to be aware of: although the salesman verbally assured us that their service department would "take care of" any issues, the dealership still required us to sign an "as‑is" agreement. That means the verbal reassurance doesn't carry any real weight. In the end, we did purchase the car and received a fair trade‑in value--but only because we came in well‑researched and stayed firm on what we knew to be reasonable. My advice to other buyers is simple: prepare thoroughly, verify everything, and don't hesitate to question or double‑check the details. It can make all the difference in getting a fair deal.

    Peninsula Suzuki - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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