Drop off\Courtesy shuttle review: The only complaint that I have is that I dropped my vehicle off at 7:30am and I had to wait an hour for the shuttle. Other than that I have no complaints! Excellent service. Service advisor extremely helpful especially working with my pricing for repairs (coupons, etc.....). I will definitely patronize again! read more

Even though I had an appt for 10:45 AM for a routine oil change/tire rotation, when I got there I was informed that the wait time was going to up to 2 hrs...why even make an appt???...Granted, it only took 1 1/2 hrs for something that should have taken maybe an 3/4 hour, but I should not have to wait that long for service with an appt...I was informed that this dealership is one of the top 3 in the area, but, next time I might go to another dealership and maybe it might not take as long...I hope... read more

Horrible customer service, they totally ignored us and attended to other people that came after us. My husband and I felt invisible. Not saying they are racist but the way the employees relate to the certain customers are different. I was close to tears. (Service Center- Fail Fail Fail) read more

I took my 2002 Honda Odyssey into Curry Honda for an oil change because they sent me a coupon in the mail. This is their modus operandi to bring innocent customers into their shop to fleece. I made an appointment and they still made me wait almost 3 hours before they even looked at my vehicle! That in itself should warrant zero stars. But the dishonesty and blatant lying after that is even more outrageous. They did not perform an oil change because of an "aftermarket drain plug stuck in oil pan". Not only thay, they had the audacity to recommend "sealing the leaking oil pump and changing the oil pan for $1700"!! I wasn't born yesterday and knowing a thing or two about cars, walked out seething with anger. I took it to a mechanic that I could trust and he confirmed that my oil pump and pan were fine. Curry Honda has a license to rob and steal under the pretext of providing "service". It will be a cold day in hell before I go back there again. Stay away from this place unless you want to walk away penniless and broke. read more

UPDATE TO THIS 1:30 PM 12/4/17: this occur AFTER MY YELP posting and my Google neighborhood postings (see below on that): .....A very dull, unenthusiastic girl called me in a flat monologue tone to schedule my oil change!.... Oh my Gosh.... These people need to all stop working and be trained. Earlier: Oh my gosh. The worst... but I gave them another chance.... I made an appt to get my oil change (see below -- 11:15 Sat AM 12/2....) (saga continued below...). Dear Paula, This is just a quick reminder that we have a service appointment booked for your 2011 Honda CR-V on Saturday Dec 02 2017 @ 11:15 AM. I look forward to seeing you then! If you have any questions regarding this appointment please feel free to contact me. Regards, Daisy Carrillo Curry Honda Phone: 770-451-2727 Email: DCARRILLO@CURRYHONDAGA.COM I arrived at 11:05 for my 11:15 change-the-oil appointment. I had already decided to have ONLY my oil changed because of the bogus (I consider FALSE) prior lists of what was supposedly wrong w/ my car. So, ONLY oil @ Curry Honda.... They told me it'd be 4 or so hours; I said no, I have an appointment; The very snide Chris F**D came over, started out snide as he IS, and told me it'd be 3-4 hours.... I reiterated, told him I have a 11:15 appointment to have my oil change. He said, no, you have a 11:15 appointment to see a service representative; I said, No, I have an appointment to have my oil changed!! After some unpleasantries will this ill mannered "manager", I agreed to wait and my car would be ready with its oil change "in about an hour, ... an hour and a half".... So, at 1:20, a good two hours later, I went to check the status. Well, it wasn't even started on; and, except for Sara, all were totally unconcerned. I am unsure whether I was being punished for my unseemly attitude with that foul "manager" Chris or if the timing was simply their status quo. I don't know. Anyhow, Sara tried to save the day but I left anyway -- haven given up three hours of my off-day Saturday. Oh, did I mention that he, Chris, also offered up as a defense "a lot of people have appointments...".... haha... Oh, my gosh, isn't it obvious that they shouldn't give appointments if those appointments cannot be honored whatsoever!! So, anyway, I have my car at a local certified place on Clairmont Road today; as I told my tale to the guys at the new car service place (and I also mentioned the previous "false lists of repairs that needed to be done", they confirmed to me that Curry Honda is famous for giving recommendations of things that need fixin' that really don't at all. Paul added that the things, oddly, that did need attention or repair often were NOT on their list of things that 'must' be done to keep your car in good status. Oh, my gosh, they are the worst. I will never buy a car from this Honda place and of course they'll never see me again. But, alas, don't despair, Curry.... I did note that you had a bunch of people in your waiting room and a bunch of cars waiting to be assemble lined!!! But, I am starting here and will not end here. I could write a little dissertation on the hideously unsatisfactory "care" offered by Curry, but I don't have the time and I doubt the reader has an inclination to read it all. DON'T BRING YOUR CAR TO CURRY Honda in Chamblee; find a small independent place or, if must be, another Honda dealer. I'm not sure all dealerships, though, aren't following suit; I'm through with them. Paula M. read more

Great place to get your car serviced. The staff is really friendly and nice . Only downside is the wait time.

we recently purchased a 2017 CRV and are very please. Henry Martinez and George Amica were professional and pleasant.

My wife and I bought a car here recently. I have thought about whether or not to report our experience for several days, and settled on posting this in that I hope it helps someone in one way or another. Maybe it will help a future car shopper, or maybe it will help Curry train their staff to treat their customers better. Our car buying experience started out just fine. We met a knowledgeable and friendly salesman on the lot. We knew the car model and features we wanted and what we wanted to pay and settled on a reasonable offer on a matching car fairly quickly. If the review ended here there would be plenty of stars for Curry Honda. Unfortunately though, this is when they handed us off to the finance guy. We were able to survive this experience and ultimately buy the car although the finance guy was overly aggressive, condescending, and downright rude. (Financing was not the problem - we have good credit - our refusal to agree to agree to add-ons was the problem) Anyway, after refusing additional warranty, LoJack, and a bunch of other unnecessary expensive stuff, when he realized we had caught the finance guy trying to sneak in gap insurance in the total price things degraded into a yelling match. Thinking back on it, this was one of the most unprofessional people I have ever had to deal with in any retail setting I can remember. I assume these guys are under lots of pressure to sell these overpriced dealer add-ons, but I don't think that's an excuse to treat your customers poorly. Having said all of this - do your homework before you buy a car, new or used. Sure, you can go to Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, True Car, etc and get a good idea of what the car should cost. But also know the dealer will try to sell you additional add-ons you may not need (or can find much cheaper elsewhere) through loan packing and the pressure will be high. Beware of the finance guy. So, would I recommend my friends, family, and neighbors to Curry Honda? No. Will I be back for my free oil change? No. If this is the type of staff that works for Curry Honda they will get no more business from me. read more

Beware. Nightmare. Three years ago was my first and last time dealing with Curry Honda. I test drove and worked out a deal on a new Accord. Before I went to Curry, I priced checked against a reputable dealership approx. 45 minutes north of Atlanta - Milton Martin Honda. Curry agreed to match Milton Martin's price, AND they had the specific color combo I wanted (otherwise I would have just gone to Milton Martin). I showed up about an hour early to do a final inspection of the car before I was schedueld to sign everything with the salesman. I noticed a scratch and dent in the rear bumper, which they agreed to fix, but it would take two days and would delay the purchase. After going back and forth with the salesman and manager, it was clear they had no intention of honoring the price we had initially agreed upon (which I had in writing!). The process was exhausting and not worth pursuing. I found a three year old model of the same car w/ low miles from a private seller for $11K less, no tax and no headaches! I haven't spent a dime on the car other than routine maintenance which I'm having done at Far East Motor Works (also in Chamblee). Two years after the experience with Curry and after I had communicated I wanted to receive no further correspondence from the dealership, I was still receiving mass emails from the salesman's personal email account regarding promotional events at Curry. I replied to all 100 or so of the salesman's family, friends and customers that describing the poor service. No further communication from Curry :) read more

Honest and fair pricing. I always feel comfortable taking my car here and that I can trust the mechanics to not upsell me everything under the sun. Also, the service is usually pretty quick and I don't find myself having to wait too long!!! read more

I had a bad feeling as soon as I pulled up to the Service Center at Curry Honda. The service advisors seemed confused as I waited minutes for them to get it together and finally help me. I thought this would be a quick oil change since I made my appointment with them directly but boy was I wrong! Once they had my keys and directed me to their Customer Lounge, my heart sank. I walked around the smelly, dirty room trying to find a seat to hold me over for the 2 hours it would take to get an oil change. Everything about this lounge was just wrong. Cups laying around, gnats, the leather chairs were peeling and the smell of the lounge was disgusting. My oil change ended up taking over 2 hours and needless to say, a quick oil change ended up taking up my entire afternoon. I won't go back to Curry Honda and this bad experience has sparked my research on a better location to handle my service needs. read more

go a great price on my Honda Fit and the saleswoman was really nice and knowledgeable. I've also gotten some service. The place is really busy so it can take a while but everyone is courteous and trying to help. For buying a Honda, the best prices in Atlanta (and we shopped around). read more

Chris Brown will take care of you! He knows what he is doing, and he won't steer you wrong.

Great job. Very nice staff. Only reason for 4 stars was the long wait. Will definitely be going back for future service work.

Thank you Curry Honda for making me spend nearly 3 hours in your waiting area for a simple B1 service. And thank you again for showing up to tell me that after that length of time, you have not even taken my car back to be serviced and I could plan on at least another 3 hours for my 2 hour service. Thanks again for wasting my day and offering nothing but a rental car till services may get done, by a service mgr that appeared to care very little. Bought my car at Curry and every service has been done exclusively at that location for the last 3 1/2 years. Shame on you. I will never be back. Your service has diminished greatly. read more

I recently bought a car from Curry Honda and I did not have a good experience buying from this company and I will never recommend them. The female finance manager at Curry Honda is quite dishonest. Once I selected my car I was left waiting for hours, which can be expected I guess. But when I met with Ms. Sanober Nichols, the finance manager, she was overly friendly and inappropriately personal. In my opinion she did this to gain rapport and trust with me so that she could mislead me. She rushed me through paperwork, during which she chatted on and on about her personal life. Again I think this was to distract me. She told me that if I bought the offered warranties that she would be able to give me a 16% APR, and if I did not buy it she would give me a 19% APR. I had come in with a pre-approval from Capital One but did not realize at the time that she had no control over what APR I would be given. She also leveraged my monthly payments to make it look like I was only needing to come out of pocket $20 more a month. When I said I didn't understand certain things she just talked in circles and kept assuring me that she was giving me a good deal (which I came to realize after the fact that she was scamming me). She became a little irritated when I stood my ground by repeatedly saying that I didn't understand. Because I was tired (and I thought she was being honest) I agreed to it and just signed the paperwork. When I returned home and had time to process and realize what had happened it literally made me nauseous. The next day I did some research and discovered that what she told me about the warranties affecting my APR rate was a total lie. It's a classic sleazy tactic car salespeople use to deceive the consumer into buying a warranty. I called my lender to discuss it with them and they informed me that the things this morally void woman told me were untrue and they were apologetic for my unfortunate experience (on a side note Capital One is excellent!). The good news was that it was reversible. When I called Ms. Nichols to cancel the warranties she would not return my calls. I was able to get her through text messaging because she left her cell number on her voicemail. When I texted her she gave me a very hard time about cancelling--very hard! She kept promising that she "gave me a good deal" and continued to tell me that she was saving me money, which was a lie. She finally agreed to send me the documents to cancel it. But again, she was deceitful. She simply sent me the forms. She did not direct me on how to complete them and either ignored questions I asked about them or she responded with vagueness. Thankfully I am intelligent and I figured it out on my own because there were details in completing those forms that if missed could have delayed or prevented the cancellation from happening. And I truly believe that she was hoping for these mistakes to be made. She had very poor communication with me and for most of it I had to initiate the follow ups. She sent me pictures (through text) on 11/12/16 of what was supposed to be cancellation documents and told me to wait 45 days to see it reflected on my loan statement. However, upon inspection of the sent documents they did not appear to be legitimate. I followed up with the actual company who issued the warranties on 11/17/16 and was told that they had no record of a cancellation of either policy (I had two)!! I told the representative what Ms. Nichols had said about waiting the 45 days and was told by the representative (who was also bothered by what was done to me) that it would not take that long, and that it sounded as though Ms. Nichols was trying to delay me so that I would not get a full refund. On 11/28/16 Fidelity (the warranty company) sent Curry Honda a notice that I had cancelled both warranties and that it would not be necessary for them to do it, which means it was never done by Ms. Nichols. I will share my experience about this with whoever I can and through any forum I can. The way this woman behaved was so unethical. She should be ashamed of herself and Curry Honda should be ashamed to have her as an employee. read more

I am very pleased when I bring my car into Curry Honda. I can get appointments when I want them. The shuttle service gets me to work and picks me up. Wally is a wonderful service guy keeping me abreast of what my car needs and what can wait til the next visit. read more

Curry Honda has provided my family with great customer service and quick servicing for our cars. I would definitely recommend them to a friend read more

The service department is overly aggressive in selling services. It is just hard to trust these guys when every time I go in, they find the slightest thing to upsell me on. It's just constant. More important, if they are not trying to do the right thing by the customer, I am more concerned that they are missing things that do in fact need attention. You can tell this is a quota intensive, heavy selling service department, which likely incentivizes their service department to sell services not needed. they are over the top read more

Great location and consistent service. Service Advisor Sara is very knowledgeable about service matters.

I have been getting my car serviced here for years and not once had a bad experience. Everyone is so polite and knowledgeable, they have a great team:)! read more

My car would sometimes not start and I suspected it needed a starter. I took it to Curry Honda and they quickly discovered that my starter needed to be replaced. Kim Jones, my service advisor, and the whole service department quickly replaced it and even was patient with me picking my car up. Curry Honda service department knows what they are doing and I would definitely recommend them. read more

Took my car in to have my car lock fix. This was repaired satisfactorily. While my car was in the Curry Honda service department, I was phoned to say that my axle seal had a leak and that this was a dangerous issue that needed to repaired as son as possible. I was quoted $850 by Honda Curry for this service. Thinking that cost seemed high, I called two other service shops and was quoted fees of $330-$350 to repair the same issue. I declined to have the leaky axle seal repaired at Honda Curry and a few days later took my Honda CRV to Anthem Automotive Atlanta (awesome service). After leaving the car with them to service, Anthem phoned and informed that I did NOT have a leak in my axle seal at all and that they would not recommend an unnecessary repair. I am very disappointed at Honda Curry as the only 3 cars I have ever owned have come from Honda Curry and have been serviced there for years. No more Curry Honda. Hello Anthem Automotive Atlanta. read more

Processed my recall issue in a prompt manner. I got a recall notice from Honda and I called Curry to have the issue resolved. they scheduled me promptly and got me an early appointment and set me up with a rental car. Be warned the rental car on site took over an hour before they got to me. read more

I purchased my car at Gwinnett Place Honda years ago, whose service dept. is stellar, and have since moved from that area to Atlanta. Curry is the closest Honda dealership intown and leaves a lot to be desired in speedy and satisfactory customer service. The few times I have had service done on my car here it takes hours to get my car back. This includes dropping my car off during a non-busy time for an oli change. Their service reps are hit and miss. But on average they are pushy and short with you. But one thing they are known for is their up-sell of parts and services. There hasn't been one time that I have gone in where I was not told that I needed a major part replaced only to find out it was either false, or a part of more less significance. And when I tell them I'll check it out and get back with them they always have an attitude. Yes, this is the perceived norm for a car dealership service department but I have since gone to others that do not treat me this way. read more

Curry Honda has serviced my vehicles for years and I have bought a car there. Recently they replaced some recalled airbags in my vehicle. I didn't notice for about two weeks that there was some glue looking white drops on the top of the airbag cover that obviously service persons accidentally spilled there. I took the vehicle in and they tried to clean the cover. It wouldn't clean up. Then they said they would order the cover and replace it. I took it back in 2 weeks thinking they would replace the cover. They didn't and instead had tried to refinish the cover and made it much worse. Then they were going to get Honda corporate to cover the cost of the cover when they discovered it was going to cost $1,200. Then they decided they would blame me and told me that I had done the damage and it is my responsibility. You should see the sticky, gluey, and greasy area on the top of the airbag cover. It is a mess and I am stuck with it. This used to be a reputable dealership but now that they have built this huge service center they have turned into screwing customers in an attempt to pay for it. I will take my business elsewhere. When I replace my Honda soon, another dealer will get that business and all future service. I have spent over $19,000 in service on my 3 Hondas over the last 13 years. Done with them. read more

Blood suckers!!! They try to rip me off every time. Not going back ever. They told me I needed rear brake pads changed ASAP. Went to a mechanic and was told that i had 50% life left in my rear pads. Its disgusting how they rip people off. They try to sell you services, that your car does not need. Don't go there!!! read more

I purchased my Honda Odyssey from the used car department about two years ago and was pleased with the buying process and the salesman that I worked with. I don't have much experience with the service department but I'm currently pleased with my service advisor. I will update this review as I have more experience with the service department. read more

Terrible service! I took my car to have my brake pads changed. The guy I spoke with barely looked at me, but addressed my wife only. And when I told him I just need front brake pads changed he asked me how I knew that there was a problem. I explained, but he said he would a do full diagnostics anyway. I called him back in a couple of hours at which point he had a laundry list of things that were wrong with the car. He said the rotor needed to be replaced. I told him I would take it somewhere else. I actually took it to Honda Carland the next day - they just replaced the pads and said the rotors were good until the next cut of pads. read more

i am reluctant to give even one star... i visited them today because my friend was looking into buying a honda civic from them. i went with my friend, boyfriend, and myself because my boyfriend recently helped me in buying a new car and our friend wanted our help. our car salesman name was Virgil (he apparently sometimes goes by "OJ"...dont ask me why). the whole time he was making odd comments...which is semi normal for a car salesman to make small talk and try to be funny and what not. at this point, the service was somewhat decent, HOWEVER, when we started asking more details and trying to negotiate the price down he started getting very aggressive and rude. my boyfriend could not get a sentence out before he was rudely interrupted by Virgil with comments such as "you're a young man, and i have been doing this a long time, i already know what you're gonna say before you say it..." and then turned to address someone else or change the subject entirely. i understand car salesmen are usually aggressive when trying to make sales, but this was too much, and unnecessarily rude. we left as soon as Virgil would let us finish a sentence and will never be returning!! read more

Great Service Today. Jeremy was service rep today and was very helpful, professional and remembered me from previous visits. I always take the shuttle back to work and have become friends with Bernard over the last few years. Great person and always remembers to ask about work/family/life! read more

DO NOT PURCHASE A CAR WITH JAMES MYRICK! He was extremely disrespectful to my family and I. Mr. Myrick is a terrible representation of Honda. I come from a Honda family and this is the first time I've ever been treated such a way from a Honda employee. read more

This is my first visit to Curry Honda for service. They greeted me quickly with a smile and the oil change prices are very reasonable. It was very easy to get a same day appointment. This was a very quick and easy service department/ dealer to do routine service on my Honda. read more

Avoid at all cost. The salesman was too pushy and yet unknowledgable about their cars. After you test drove the car and decided you need more time to think they will give you an ignorant altitude, especially their staff Jason Yi, is a dick. read more

This is the worst car dealership EVER. I have had so many problems with my Honda but I'm pretty sure half of the time Curry Honda scammed me. When I was looking for a new car, I naturally looked in to Honda because I had been driving one since 2006. The experience with the salesperson was terrible, she only showed me cars above my price range and as I was walking out she tried to get my attention and act like she found a new deal. Bye. I specifically did not buy another Honda primarily because I would have to get it from this dump and take it here for maintenance. I purchased another car and am happy with it and the dealership, so much better than Curry Honda. This place seriously needs new management. read more

If you want to be upsold and wait for a long time then this is your place. I would never have my car serviced here again and would question anyone who did. My car has less than 25000 on it and i only came in for a recall and oil change (why not?). All of a sudden there were $400 more of services which were needed (which no other place would recommend fixing). What a waste of time. Go somewhere else, this place would be shut down if they had any type of competition ITP. Also...their google reviews were all paid/fake. read more

Let me start out by stating that I'm thoroughly dissatisfied with Honday Curry. Below, I will objectively explain why I perceive Honda Curry to be sub-par in terms of service quality and customer satisfaction: 1. Body shop: I dropped my car off on a Friday morning, as they don't operate on the week-ends and I wanted to have my car back as soon as possible. The lady at the front explained to me that they may or may not be able to start work on the car right away. The estimator indicated that he'd pull the car into the garage and call me with an estimate. After several hours I had not yet heard back from him so I called. He explained to me that they were busy and he had not yet gotten to my car. He explains that if the parts aren't available right away, they'd have to order them so it may take until Tuesday before my car will be ready for pick-up. Question: Why do you ask me to drop off my car in the morning with the intent to work on it right away when clearly it wasn't going to be worked on until the next day after (in this case the following week)? When I asked whether I could retrieve my car so that I could at least drive it over the week-end, they tell that it's not possible as they've already disassembled my car. On Monday they call me and state that my car many not be ready until Tuesday, indicating that there was yet another part that wasn't in stock and that they needed to order it from the warehouse. On Wednesday I get a call indicating it would take as long as Friday. Friday afternoon they call to let me know the car is ready for pick-up. I show up at the body shop on Saturday morning to pick up the car, finally, and start the ignition. My car's "check airbag" message comes on. As part of the repairs to my car, they replaced the airbag sensor. This was the part that was not available when they called on Tuesday. The estimator tells me that no technician works on Saturday and that I'd have to wait until Monday of next week. I explain that that's not acceptable and ask to speak to the manager. He calls the manager and leaves a voice mail. Meanwhile, he rounds up someone who can look into the "check airbag" message. He states that as a result of the tsunami in Japan the part manufacturer has changed, and that the latter sent out communication alerting the Honda dealerships of a potential defect in their parts. Question: Why do you contract out to vendors who clearly do not have an effective QA (quality assurance) process in place that will actually send defective parts out to the dealerships? Question: When the person who pulled the car up for to me to drive off, did he not notice the "check airbag" message that's prominently displayed on my center console? Would he and should he not have alerted the body shop manager that this may be an issue? Question: Do Honda Curry's body shop technicians not have a check-list of to-do's to ensure that the car meets satisfactory standards so it's safe for their customers to drive their cars off the lot? The estimator explains that since the part is not in stock onsite, he'd have to order it over the week-end and that my car won't be ready until Tuesday. Now I'm losing yet another week-end because Honda Curry can't get their act together. I ask whether they have a shuttle service that could drive me home. He calls the service department to arrange for the shuttle. 2. Service department / courtesy shuttle: I get to the service department of Honda Curry, and they're busy with other customers' car repair needs. There's a board for the customers to write in their names for the shuttle and the destination. I proceed to write my name on the board and take a seat in the waiting area. 20 minutes pass and so far no shuttle. I proceed to seek out someone who may be able to provide an ETA on the shuttle. The first person, whose desk is in the center of the service area, tries to brush me off without trying to get an ETA on the shuttle and indicating that he had "other" customers, like I wasn't a customer. I proceed to speak to yet another service person who called the shuttle driver (it so happened to be the service manager) who indicated 20 minutes prior to arrival back at the dealership. I proceed to wait. Another 20 minutes pass, and still no shuttle. I grow frustrated and go back to the last person to find out whether the shuttle will be available anytime soon. He tells me any minute. I proceed to walk down to the sales office (where I bought my car about two months prior) in the hopes that someone there can help me. To be continued... read more

God help you if you need to get a loaner. They use Enterprise, and the service is horrible! My first time the only car they had was a huge minivan that I had to park outside my garage because it wouldn't fit. This time I've been waiting almost an hour just for them to call me to get my loaner - it's really ridiculous! read more

Pretty good customer service until you sign the contract to buy a car from them. From that point on it's a NIGHTMARE. Going into detail would take way too long but let me just give you this advice: STAY AWAY! Buy your car somewhere else. I have never seen any kind of establishment with that rude of a staff. And they just lie straight to your face over and over again. HORRIBLE experience!!! read more

I generally have my car serviced at an independent shop--but sometimes I have to go to a dealer for warranty work, recalls, etc. Every time I go to Curry Honda, I leave angry. Their actual car repairs seem fine, but their service is horrible. Today, with a confirmed appointment, something that should have taken 30-45 minutes took over two hours. And the only reason it got done in two hours is because I raised hell after an hour and a half when they hadn't even started working on my car. Leaving the car there is hardly a better option--once I had the shuttle driver forget to pick me up and leave me stranded. When these things happen, there's no apology or sense that they think they messed up. I will drive further to another dealer from now on. read more