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    3.4 (5 reviews)
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    Honda of Ocala

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    These guys are miracle workers…read more I showed up, near closing, on the weekend, two hours from home, with a dead alternator in my 2010 Honda Pilot. Turns out I also had a blown spool valve, which was very rudely dumping oil all over the alternator. I assumed that I would have to Uber home, and pick up my car another day. Nope! The expert mechanics had my car fixed, in about an hour, and I was able to drive home. They did warn me that they had to use an aftermarket alternator, and that it would likely only last 6-12 months, but I should have at least that long to save up, for a Honda alternator. No worries! Unfortunately, the aftermarket alternator only lasted two weeks. This is not Honda's fault. Rather, the blame falls to the aftermarket company that built it. I limped the Honda back there, and they checked it out, confirming that the alternator was toast. Since they were not expecting me, they did not have the OEM alternator in stock, which meant leaving it overnight. These guys have a corporate arrangement with a nearby rental company, so I was able to get a car for the night, at a really good rate. I also had my $2,000 e-bike on the rack of my Honda, so they stored my car inside. I showed up the next morning, and my car was finished very quickly, and they took the cost of the dead alternator, out of the cost of my OEM alternator, and did not charge for labor. This is service above and beyond. Kudos, to Charlie, Javier, Chad, and all the other awesome people working there! Oh! Edit to add: Because I mostly drive clunkers, I don't go to dealers very often, so this may be perfectly routine, but it was the first time I've ever seen it, and it really impressed me. About 20 minutes in to the repair, my phone pings. It's a video from the mechanic, showing what's going on with my car. How cool is that?!

    They do wait for you at the service line asking you if you want to sell the car. So I did and…read moreSergey was very thorough and professional. Even after I bought the car I forgot some things I left in the car and he went and got them for me. I would recommend him if You're looking for a new or used car.

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    Jenkins Kia of Ocala

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    Sean, Thanks for…read moreyour patients with us. So, far everything is all good with our 2016 Soul. keep for many good mile. Ceylan & Paul

    I have to say that my experience with Jenkins Kia of Ocala has not been a good one, and my most…read morerecent experience left me extremely disappointed. I own a 2022 Kia EV6, and I'm dealing with a serious issue where the audio system has completely stopped working. It's not JUST the radio....my rear parking sensors and blind-spot sensors detect objects and vehicles, BUT the audible warning sounds and beeping no longer work. I guess what really bothered me here was the dealership's attitude when I brought the issue to them. I was quoted approximately $2,000 to $4,000 for the repair, and the reaction I received was incredibly casual. There were grins, chuckles, and an almost amused attitude about how expensive the repair was going to be. I found that extremely inappropriate, especially when you're talking about a customer potentially facing a $4,000 repair bill. I then did my own research and discovered that Kia has already issued official service documentation for 2022 EV6 vehicles addressing noise, no-sound, and intermittent no-sound issues involving the external amplifier. Kia Service Action SA520 provides a specific procedure for replacing the external amplifier. Kia Service Action SA520⁠. Knowing that, being quoted $2,000 to $4,000 and watching the staff grin and chuckle about the cost left a very bad impression on me. Needless to say, I will not be bringing my EV6 back to Jenkins Kia of Ocala for this repair. I expect better ... esp. involving the vehicle's sound and safety warning systems that apparently already has been heavily documented by Kia.

    Let's Deal Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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