I left a review regarding my previous experience. It was horrible. Please read that first. Anyway, when I received a call from the general manager a few days ago, I thought, "Good! He's calling to do the right thing!" Was I ever wrong! Brent, the General Manager, called and left a voicemail so I immediately called him back. He says, "I want to talk to you about this online review you left." I asked what questions he had, thinking he was digging for more information on how to correct his businesses problems. He says, "Well I guess I need you to tell me exactly what it is that we did wrong." I immediately realize that he's extremely defensive, and isn't calling because he is concerned at all with my service. I was floored. Is he serious? I said, "Well you read the review so what is it that you have questions about?" He responds, "Yeah, I read it. I don't see where we did anything wrong." So I explain my experience to him AGAIN and he AGAIN says he doesn't see where his people did anything wrong. I say, "Well, you sound like a General Manager who missed the basics of customer service." To which he replies, "You sound like a guy who just doesn't want to pay for his stuff!" Seriously, Brent? I'm surprised that this guy is someone's general manager. I digress. So the two of us go over the timeline of my service again, from July 29th (part was dropped off) to August 24th(Received a call to pick it up). There was one discrepancy. He insisted that they had called me on the 8th of August to tell me my part was done. I did not receive a call or voicemail. One would seem to understand that penciling in a note on a service ticket that you called someone would be a lot easier to forge than phone records. That's neither here nor there. Let's just say, for instance, that Howard's Honda HAD called me on the 8th and I obviously missed it. Is it satisfactory for you to wait an additional 16 days before you attempt to call me again? I think not. He then says, "So, you're not responsible enough to pick up your part on time and it's our fault?" Is this guy serious? Cue Ashton! I'm getting Punk'd! I then discuss with him the fact that I had been speaking to one of his employees at the counter when another customer walks up and asks the employee a question and his employee just ignores me and walks off to help this other guy. Wait for this! You're going to LOVE this! He says, "Well, life isn't always going to be fair! Don't get bent out of shape about that!" This guy is telling me that life isn't fair! Apparently, the standard at Howard's Honda is extremely POOR customer service. So we hem and haw back and forth about this for the better part of 12 minutes. I repeatedly tell him that my Yelp review was not about money, not about wanting something for free. It was about how I was treated. Plain and simple. Then he finally gets down to the real reason he called. He tells me that he will give me $50 bucks back if I rescind my Yelp review! His phone call was never about making it right. It was never about apologizing, which he never did. It was about getting me to remove my bad review. I told him I would have to think about it, and that I would get back with him. Well, Brent, I thought about it. You can KEEP that $50 and I'll KEEP my Yelp review! I see a few other poor reviews on here too. I wonder if you called and tried to bribe them. Stay away from Howard's Honda, unless you enjoy poor service and even worse management. It's a shame too. I used to love that place. Oh, and thanks for stopping by, Brent. I'm sure you're going to read this one too. read more