We've purchased all our cars from this dealership over the years, and they've consistently been…read moreexemplary. You may not always get the absolute lowest price in Montreal, but you will get trust, professionalism, and peace of mind. When our car was stolen, they went above and beyond to help us sort everything out with the insurance company. Their support made a stressful situation so much easier. Over 10 years of maintenance and detailing, they've always given us honest advice and recommended only the services we truly needed, often helping us save money. Highly recommended.

I purchased a used car there but when I picked it up, it had a problem that had to be fixed. I…read morewaited 2 weeks but could not wait longer as I needed the car. They never called me so I was always guessing and they never offered me a courtesy car. They need to learn a thing or two about customer service, There are plenty of other dealers!!

Car needed major repairs within days, warranty refused…read more Beware of their dishonest selling practices! During a test drive with a used car, vendor Stéphane Pitt told us that we would have a one month warranty in case anything was wrong. This was confirmed by Stéphane again after the drive. Furthermore, he told us that the car would be fully inspected by a Toyota mechanic and all problems would be fixed. He rushed us through the contract, which was in French while he knew we only speak English. When I asked him to translate a section, he told me that I should not worry: if there was a problem, we would just come back and it would be fixed. An independent inspection at another garage immediately after purchase showed amongst others that the rear shocks were leaking oil and needed replacement. We went back; their Toyota mechanic confirmed this issue. Suddenly, we were told that only the engine and transmission were part of the warranty, despite earlier guarantees that all problems would be fixed for free. Stéphane claimed that these damages may have occurred while we were driving to the other garage (during a 20 km drive, two shocks start leaking oil at the same time?!). The manager (Marc Daigle) told us that the limited warranty was stated in the (French) contract. Even after translating the contract, we could not find a section that specified the warranty. We ended up having to pay over $400 in repairs ourselves, of course this could have been way more had there been more issues with the car. One month later, the shocks broke down again. We went to a different garage, they told us the newly installed shocks were faulty. If you think of buying here, have the car inspected by an independent garage before signing the contract. But I would really advise to go to a better and honest Toyota dealer in the area, there are many around.

J'ai fait la location d'un véhicules neuf. Il y a quelques mois j'ai dû faire remplacer une grille…read moreet j'ai eu à revenir une autre fois parce que le morceau en question n'était pas arrivé. Parcontre ce matin à mon rdv pour mon premier changement d'huile et filtre tout s'est bien passé. Le personnel est gentil et un spécial merci à Roumie qui est à l'écoute.

I had a terrible experience with Honda's after-sales service: In July 2024, I bought a brand-new…read more2025 Honda CR-V. Regarding after-sales service, the salesperson told me that any issues, from bamper to bamper, within three years would be covered. However, on the first rainy day after driving this car, I noticed a problem: the driver's side windshield wiper did not clean properly, always leaving a 40 cm radius water ring. I called the salesperson, who told me to contact their repair shop. Since it was summer, this issue was not too serious--just a bit annoying when driving in the rain, as the water ring would always obstruct my view of the car in front. Fortunately, it didn't rain often, so as a busy person, I didn't bother contacting the repair shop. But before I knew it, winter arrived, and the wiper issue became much more severe. When snow accumulated on the windshield, the wiper couldn't clean properly at all, leaving a 40 cm patch of slushy ice stuck on the glass, blocking my view. Driving in snowy conditions turned into a life-threatening adventure. I decided I couldn't wait any longer. Moreover, another issue arose: the turn signal control is sometimes erratic. So, I contacted the repair shop and scheduled an appointment to resolve these two problems. A Shocking Service Experience When I arrived at the repair shop, a male staff member greeted me. After understanding the reason for my visit, he got into my car, tested the wipers, and said: "This wiper is fine, it's just frozen. This is Canada--it's completely normal for them not to clean well in snowy conditions." Even though I showed him videos of me driving in both rain and snow, he insisted there was no problem and that the issue was with the weather, not the wipers. As for the turn signal control, he casually fiddled with it a couple of times and said, "This is normal too." He repeatedly emphasized that all Honda cars are the same, and before I could say much, he drove my car out of the repair shop. I insisted that the wiper had a problem and needed to be replaced, but he told me: "You'll have to replace it yourself--wipers are not covered under warranty." I was shocked--the salesperson had clearly repeated multiple times that for the first three years, from bumper to bumper, all issues would be covered. Yet, after just seven months, they refused to take responsibility. Then, the man told me to go to the parts department and ask for the price myself because I had to pay for the replacement. So, I asked--the wiper cost $75 plus tax. When I returned to the front desk to ask about labor costs, a female staff member called me over and said she would register me in their system and contact me once the part arrived (though I have no idea if she really will). If they truly intended to replace it, why not just do it on the spot? The parts department had already told me they had wipers in stock at all times. I then asked the woman: "Isn't this covered under after-sales service?" She replied: "Yes, but wipers are only covered for one year--after that, they are not." At the same time, the male staff member suddenly shouted from his side: "Check her mileage! If it's over 10,000 km, it's not covered!" I was stunned again--just a moment ago, he said wipers weren't covered at all, and now suddenly, they are covered if my mileage is under 10,000 km? So, what exactly is the after-sales policy? Do they just make up the rules as they go? Conclusion: A Dealership That Won't Even Cover a $75 Wiper If a dealership is so reluctant to take responsibility for something as small as a $75 wiper, would you still dare to buy from them? For those considering buying a car, please choose a dealership with good after-sales service--one that ensures your driving safety. Honda Lombardi's repair shop has absolutely terrible after-sales service! I am sharing my personal experience so that others won't suffer the same frustration.

I recently bought my car from them. Since I bought it and started traveling outside my…read moreneighbourhood, I realized that CarPlay started to disconnect automatically and then I get a message and I am unable to reconnect it again by saying that there is no phone to connect to. I went to Kia and I asked the person at the reception that I have an issue with CarPlay and I need someone to have a look at it and try to fix it. Not only did she inform me to contact the person that sold the car to me but after setting up the meeting, he mentions that he is just a sales person and we need to speak to the service department of Kia. Office hours are open usually when I'm at work, so it's very difficult for me to continue to go back there and they keep sending me back and forth because they are just sending me to other people.

My daughter was in Montreal this week ended up with a flat tire, Concession Kia went above and…read morebeyond what was expected. Provided excellent service.