I purchased a 2 year old Certified, Pre owned Honda Pilot in February 2024. Found it on their website made an appointment to come look at it and was told it was ready. Got there, test drove it, Wanted it. So as we were checking it out (under the lights as it was after dark) noticed the inside detail job was not thorough. Crumbs, sunflower seeds and even clothing tags behind and under seats. Along with a large, bright orange sticky stain under the passenger seat (visible from back seat) We also heard some abnorable sounding rattling in the motor compartment. I brought those issues to their attention to which I was told they would have it re detailed correctly and they would have service double check concerning noise. I Was told 2-3 business days. I was a bit annoyed since I had taken off work and drove over an hour each direction. However it was the vehicle I wanted and had Honda warranty still in effect. So I agreed. Signed the contract and waited. Several days passed and I didn't hear anything so I called and was told it wasn't done because of bad weather. Annoyed, I understood, so I waited some more. Several days later I had to call again to ask if it was ready. I was told it was (but was never notified) so I took off work early again and made the trip. Got to the dealership and it was dark again. The interior looked great and then we noticed the chewed up rims. Why wasn't the salesmen transparent with us and tell me about that upfront? I had already paid for the vehicle so there was no additional money taken off for all 4 rims very obviously damaged. Mind you they were irritated with my paying cash and tone changed as soon as I told them that I would be paying cash for the vehicle at my first visit there. I felt rushed the evening we were finally able to pick vehicle up, granted it was almost closing time but I took the time to ask for the second key which they told me they didn't have access to because it was locked in the finance office. Shouldn't I have received it day of since it wasn't being financed? They knew from day 1 it was a cash purchase. Told me I could pick it up in 7-10 days when paperwork was completed. I also requested the warranty information in writing to which I was told by salesmen and his manager they don't give anything in writing, I could look it up online and any Honda dealership could pull it up under the VIN number. Fast forward to the first rain and I turned my windshield wipers on only to find out the wiper blades were shot and the driver side wiper was not centered and was going over onto the paint by over an inch onto vehicle trim to the right of windshield. Fully annoyed I went to Tulsa Honda and they adjusted it for me, on the spot. Then I purchased my own blades. Not a huge deal right? Not really but when you purchase a vehicle that was supposed to be "road ready," why wasn't that tested/ addressed? Fast forward about a month. My brakes were not working great. Vehicle would shake when I pressed the brakes at any speed over 35mph. I contacted them and they told me it would be several weeks before they could get it in to look at it and they don't provide loaner vehicles. So I took the vehicle into Honda of Anaheim and they got me in promptly, addressed my concerns, and got me back on the road quickly. That's several times Floyd Traylor Honda had the opportunity to show great customer service by doing the right thing, and chose not to. Here we are in t the hottest days of summer and my AC is not working properly. I called them August 1 to inform them of the problem and get an appointment with service department to get it looked at. I told them what was wrong and asked if it would be covered under warranty. I was placed on hold for 18 minutes and once they got back on the line they informed me that it wasn't covered under power train warranty and that my bumper to bumper warranty was only good for 15k miles or 1 year. Wait what? I was told it was 48k or 4 years when purchasing the vehicle!! I was told if it was a faulty part it may be covered under that warranty but if not a faulty part and/ or outside of that warranty I would have to pay the $250 diagnostic fee plus the parts and labor costs. Then I was told that the next available appointment wasn't for 23 days. I transport around a disabled 79 year old man and I have an 8year old daughter having surgery 1 week from the date of the call. When I expressed the urgency I was told "Ma'am we have a lot of vehicles in here for the same reason that's the soonest appointment I have!" After hanging up with them I reached out to Honda corporate asking where I could leave a review. An agent was chatting with me and after elaborating asked if a manager could reach out to me, and I said yes please. 3 days later... still nothing. I feel backed into a wall at this point. read more