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    O'Brien Honda

    2.6 (46 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    They blamed me saying I ran over a parking block.  Pretty sure I would know if that was the case.  Don't trust them!!

    I'm not typically one put a business on blast, but I have NEVER been so disgusted with a car dealership as I am now. I've been a customer of Brad Barker Honda for a really long time. Well, as we all know, he sold out to the O'Brien group. My CRV is 16 months old and has about 15k miles on it. I recently had some issues with my tire pressure light coming on, so naturally I go the dealership to find out if I had a nail or something in it. It was due for an oil change anyway, so the next day, I dropped it off to get serviced. I get a call 3 hours later telling me that there's no way to fix the tire because there were several spots that were causing the tire to lose air. Next, I'm told that I need 4 new tires. Keep in mind that my Honda is a 2021...I've only had it for 16 months. Needless to say, it didn't go over well with me. Having owned Honda's for the last 16 years and have never heard something so ridiculous. After talking to the GM, he tells me that he will use his gauge to see if they need replaced..sure enough he said they did. I was already quoted almost $800 for 4 new tires, alignment and whatever else they do. No way in hell was I ok with any of this. Mr GM then tells me that he will do some sort of calculation with the mileage and the wear on the tires. He comes back with around $400ish. Clearly I have no choice at this point, so they put 4 new tires on and did the oil change and sent me on my way. The very next day, my tire light comes on again. I was hot at this point. I pull back into O'Brien Honda and the guy checks the air pressure and I guess the right front had way more air in it than the others. So...your guys just put BRAND NEW TIRES ON and don't know how much air goes in them...wtf!! Fast forward to 2 weeks later to today. I'm out working my second job and while driving...I hear this terrible noise coming from under my car. I pull over to see what was going on, and there was a large piece of metal that is supposed to be securely attached to the underneath of my car, hanging down. To say I was pissed is an under statement. I call one of my friends that used to worked for Brad Barker to ask what it could be. I send him a picture of it and he said that when they changed the oil, they forgot to put the clips on said metal pieces and it was now dragging under my car. I had to drive to Downs to deliver the order and back going only 14 mph. I was scared that it was going to fall of. So I lost out on making money because I needed to park my car. Tomorrow is not going to be a good day!! I will NEVER buy another vehicle from O'Brien!! They have destroyed what used to be a great dealership. Long story short...DO NOT BUY A VEHICLE FROM O'BRIEN AUTO GROUP!!! Looks like this girl will be going back to driving a Toyota!!

    Lesa B.

    We just bought our first Honda- a new oddessey van and had the best experience. Mark Brumfield was fantastic to work with from the moment I called to inquire about a van until we picked it up. He was quick, efficient and no nonsense. It was the best car buying experience we have ever had. I'm pretty sure he was helping multiple people everytime we were there, but we never knew because he made us feel like his top priority. 5 stars!!

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    Car buying was fine but the car had a problem and the general manager wouldn't even consider the possibility that they'd made a mistake.

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    Great service, very helpful mechanics--ted keller is the guy to see!

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    I had an absolutely horrible experience with Route 66 Towing LLC in Pontiac. We called them Sunday…read moremorning after I accidentally locked my keys in my car at Walmart. We had no spare key or way home, so we paid $156 over the phone for a lockout service. When the employee arrived, he used an air wedge and long-reach tool to try to unlock the car. He was having difficulty getting it open and was pulling hard on the inside driver's door handle with the tool. While doing this, the soft rubber protector on the end of the tool flew off onto my driver's seat, and the exposed tool slapped back with heavy force into the upper driver's-side area of my windshield. We then noticed a large crack coming from the same area where the tool had hit. I immediately pointed it out to my boyfriend while the employee was still there. My windshield was completely intact before this service. I also have multiple timestamped photos, including pictures from about a week beforehand, clearly showing the windshield undamaged. We called Route 66 within about 30 to 45 minutes afterward and explained what happened. The owner immediately argued that it wasn't possible for the windshield to have been damaged that way. After speaking with her employee, she called us back and said he denied damaging it. She agreed to meet us at their shop the following morning. She was late, and when she arrived, the interaction became extremely unprofessional. She raised her voice, repeatedly talked over us, accused us of potentially lying, and kept insisting there was nothing we could prove because we didn't have a video showing the exact second the windshield cracked. My boyfriend repeatedly tried to explain that we understand accidents happen and that we weren't trying to get anything for free. We were perfectly willing to pay the $156 because they did unlock the car. We simply wanted the windshield returned to the condition it was in before their service. Her only proposed "compromise" was refunding the $156 lockout fee instead of addressing the windshield. During the conversation, she told us we must be mentally incapable of understanding her and even told my boyfriend that if one of her guys were there, they would beat him up. We eventually stopped arguing and asked for their insurance information so the insurance company could investigate. She initially wouldn't provide it and repeatedly told us our claim would be denied. She eventually gave us the name of an insurance agency and agent rather than the actual insurer. We later obtained the correct insurance information ourselves, and a claim is now open. As we were leaving, she even made an irrelevant comment about us "probably being liberals." The entire interaction was bizarre and incredibly unprofessional. Accidents happen. My biggest issue is how this was handled afterward. My windshield was intact beforehand, we noticed the damage during their service, and we simply wanted them to professionally address it and allow their insurance company to investigate. Instead, we were accused of lying, insulted, threatened, and had to push just to obtain insurance information. I have timestamped before-and-after photos and will be providing everything to their insurance company. Based on my experience, I would not use Route 66 Towing again and would not recommend them.

    This woman has to have the worst attitude I have ever seen ! Those who know my husband know he is…read morethe nicest, polite person especially to strangers! Today while trying to pick up our car from Route 66 towing this woman provided us with the worst customer service ever! Her tone was rude and nasty from the minute she stepped out of her truck! Snatching documents, cussing and calling me names, I did have my own choice words for her as well! I'm not the type of person to let people talk to me or my husband in a disrespectful way especially once she was trying to kick me off her property without giving us the car, when all we were trying to do was pay her so we could leave ! I'm not sure if she doesn't like black people or if this is just her natural personality towards the public. She did change her tone slightly once she knew I was recording her. Whoever the owner of this business is (if not her) should strongly reconsider the type of person they employ! I wish I could upload the video here So everyone could see her behavior

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    We broke the axel on our travel trailer while passing through Downs, IL, late last night. We got…read morehelp from a local trucker and tow truck driver before we finished the call to AAA. Tony, from Anytime Towing, said he would come back in the morning and we could follow him to the shop where they would replace the axel. He even gave us the number for where we could get a new axel. He met up with us in the morning and we followed him to Baird's. Once we got to Baird's they took great care of us. They were able to get us in right away. It was not what they were expecting to come rolling in on a Thursday morning. They even gave us some options for entertaining our kids and where to eat. We ended up spending the day and having a great time at the Children's Museum. We were back on the road by 3pm. Thank you Baird's!!

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