I bought a used vehicle from First Team Honda a few weeks ago. I liked the sales consultant that I worked with, and the paperwork was pretty simple, and quick. At first I was pretty happy because I let the sales person know I wanted to be under $300.00 a month. The salesperson assured me that I would be under $300.00 per month, and they were throwing in a maintenance package for 3 years/36000 miles. I was pretty happy about that. A red flag went off when the salesman brought me both keys. They were both spares. When I asked him about a key less remote, he went and spoke to the Used Car Manager, and the Manager gave him a card of a locksmith that they dealt with. I was a little annoyed, but I just accepted it. The real trouble started when I got into finance to do the paperwork. I soon realized everything wasn't what it seemed to be. I found out they gave me only $200.00 for my trade. KBB valued my trade-in between $800 and $1300. Needless to say I was dumbfounded when I saw what I was getting for the trade. When I asked the Finance Manager, he lied and said, it was just how they wrote it up, but they took it off the price of the car. When I looked at the price, it was the same price I had negotiated with the salesman. I stopped him, and told him I would accept $700.00. After going back and forth, the Finance Manager said he got me the $700.00. Then as I looked at the numbers for my loan I noticed that they threw in a Maintenance Package, and an Extended Warranty. They both came out to be almost $4,000. I bought the car for 10K dollars. Why would I pay 4K dollars for something that cost 10K. Does that really make sense. After I told him I didn't need either one, the Finance Manager kept pressuring me, and kept telling me why I should get it. He wouldn't take no for an answer. He practically begged me to buy the items. Finally, I told him I would pay for both items, but not at the price he was giving it to me for. He dropped the price, and I signed the paperwork and left. I've never had an experience like that. Someone from their customer relations wanted to know if I would give them an excellent rating. I told her that I had a pretty bad experience, and went on to tell her what happened. She said she would take down my information, and someone would get back to me. That was over a week ago, and I haven't heard anything back from them. Guess they really didn't care that I was unhappy. They pretty much just cared about the sale. I've never had a Finance Manager just straight up lie to me while I was going over the paperwork, and I've never received such a low ball offer for my trade. I would never buy a car from First Team Honda ever again, and I would never recommend anyone buy a vehicle from them. read more