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3.2 (37 reviews)
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Friendly,professional and walked me through everything they did. Services were quick and they saved me money.!

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Poor customer service, unfriendly, insensitive and downright rude. Terrible first experience, will not be back.

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Great experience! Thinking of changing dealership in area. Great customer service! No high pressure sales tactics. So far so good!

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Germain Honda

Germain Honda

(63 reviews)

I was able to drop in without an appointment for a rear window wiper blade. I was in and out in…read moreabout 20 minutes. Staff were courteous and professional.

Germain sucks I will never return to Germain. They will…read morenever get another cent from me or my family. My salesperson was nice and I was happy with the car I drove. Part of our agreement to buy was the dealership sewing a small rip in the drivers seat back together. We were told they would provide a loaner car and a date was set for the repair to take place. The buying process felt easy. That was cool except the finance bro conveniently wrote that the cash we had brought for our down payment was $500 less than what was truly there. Not sure if it was human mistake or someone thinking they'd get a little bonus, but who knows. They also charged us for gap insurance when we put nearly 50% down on our vehicle without speaking to us, explaining the cost and coverage, or giving us the ability to decline coverage. When I later explained these concerns to Germain, I was mansplained to (they blamed it on a potential bank policy but never agreed to look into it) and nothing was done to address my concerns. I explicitly asked the manager to look into this and have never gotten a call back. The day I was supposed to get my seat repaired, the salesperson realized there were no loaner cars and set me up for the following week. The following week, I got my loaner car and my seat was set to be repaired the next day. However, I got a call the next day that the person who does seat repairs was out of town and somehow nobody knew when I dropped my car off so I had to drive back to return my loaner and get my car. I don't live close to the dealer so this was a lovely waste of time and money. They offered to let me keep the loaner- however my car is a 3 row SUV and the loaner was a Honda Ridgeline, so not comparable and not a car that met my needs. The following week, I returned AGAIN to get a loaner and leave my car for the seat repair. They provided me with a loaner that smelled awful and ultimately had a blunt under the front seat, which I found upon returning home. When I returned the loaner, I let them know about my concerns with cleanliness and the weed under the front seat. I was told they don't clean between users and just do a quick look through- so just be aware if you get a loaner to take a look before you leave. My kids rode in that car and I was pretty upset that Germain just explained it away and didn't see that this was potentially a safety concern for my kids and could've been a legal concern for me if I had been pulled over. When I walked over to pick up my car, the dealer had not sewn my seat as previously agreed upon, they literally slapped some leather duct tape on it and called it a day. It looks awful but I decided to let it go- I was ready to leave and be done. A couple months later, my car overheated in Cleveland and I had it towed to Germain since that's who the warranty is through even though I really didn't want to return. It has now been 2 weeks since they've received it and I've received minimal communication regarding the status. They explained they've been very busy, and I did appreciate the warning. However, they provided no timeline at the time and I still don't have one. After calling yesterday to request an update and being told I'd be called back with an update later in the day, I called again today to check in. Again I was told I'd be called back by my rep and never received a call. I called back and spoke to the secretary. She explained that my rep had left for the day. I told her I had been told I would receive a call and asked if I could speak with anyone else to see what's going on. She looked into my situation and told me my rep has not taken any notes, so nobody except my rep is able to provide any information. She literally told me she can't tell if my claim has been submitted to the warranty company, if the car has been worked on, NOTHING. Here I sit with no car, no idea when it'll be fixed, if it's been looked at, nothing. As I've proceeded through this adventure, I will note that everyone has been very nice and kind, which is why I've put up with the experience I've had as long as I have. However, every time I need to address an issue, while they are kind, EVERYONE has pointed the finger to someone else and my concerns have never been followed up on or fully addressed. I have had to CHASE down every concern that has been dealt with. EVERY problem has been because of someone else which has kept me from getting my problems effectively resolved. I have wasted so much time on the phone begging for help getting my concerns dealt with. TLDR: while all of the employees have been kind, there is a general lack of competence, communication, and follow through. You will waste time, effort and money trying to get issues resolved. Save yourself the trouble and go elsewhere.

Voss Toyota

Voss Toyota

(35 reviews)

I have purchased 5 vehicles from Floyd Howell at Voss Toyota. He is a genuine man who even told me…read moreNOT to purchase a car on the lot one time. That is why I go back. He has your best interest at heart and I consider him a friend, man of character and high integrity. In fact, I just called him this morning as I am looking for another car. It all began 13 years ago when my father in law passed away and my wife's mother was looking to trade their conversion van in. When we headed out that morning to go vehicle shopping, she said, "I will not buy something today unless God hits me over the head with a sledge hammer." After going to a couple dealerships, we decided to try Voss Toyota and Floyd happened to be the man who greeted us. He showed us a vehicle they had just brought in and we took it for a drive. It was nice! We asked him what they were asking for the van... It was $6,000 less than the comparable vehicle we had just driven. My mother-in-law looked at me and said, "Did you just feel that sledge hammer?" Today, 13 years later, we are looking to trade it in. Thank you Lord for allowing us to run into Floyd!

I used to like go here, because generally service has been good, staff professional, but I'm…read morebeginning to wonder if I am valued as a customer. I came here to a scheduled 9:00 AM appointment to have my transmission fluid and brake fluid changed as recommended from a previous visit. It's now two hours later, and I haven't been advised how much longer I will need to wait. Toyota in general used to be a very welcoming company when you brought your vehicle in for service. Often they had coffee, water, often snacks available while you waited for your vehicle. They usually offered a car wash too. I noticed this when my dad bought a Toyota in Mansfield OH and when I bought two Toyotas from two different dealers in the St Louis metro area. The Toyota customer experience is quite different now and I am beginning to wonder if I will ever buy another Toyota from a Toyota dealer. It feels like the customer isn't valued nearly as much. I don't know if this is a problem endemic of Toyota as a whole or just the individual dealerships. Somewhat recommend.

Walker Auto Group

Walker Auto Group

(22 reviews)

Since the name change from "Walker" to "South Dayton", the overall quality of service has…read morenoticeably declined while the cost has increased. To start, you can no longer schedule service through the Toyota App. Because of this change, I had to call and make an appointment the old-fashioned way--by actually speaking to someone on the phone--just to schedule an oil change. For comparison, Reichard Chevrolet offers a Fast Pass oil change with no appointment necessary. I arrived today at 6:45 AM for my 7:00 AM appointment and waited for the doors to open. As usual, check-in was done using a pen, paper, and manually writing down VIN numbers and damage notes. This process feels outdated, especially when dealerships like McCluskey Chevrolet have been using automated check-in technology for over a decade--and they offer free snacks, drinks, Apple workstations, and a dedicated lounge. When asked if I planned to wait for my vehicle, I said yes. Josh told me it would take about an hour. My vehicle was finally ready at 8:20 AM. Then came the bill: $93.39 for a basic oil change. When I asked why the price was so high, Josh explained that prices had increased a couple of months ago. It seems like everyone is jumping on the "tariff" excuse to justify higher pricing. For context: On 06/17/25, I paid $79.54 for the same service--before the name change. On 09/18/25, an oil change at Joseph Airport Toyota was $80.62, and they include free coffee and donuts. The price increase alone is frustrating, but the addition of hidden fees--like a "Document Storage Fee"--makes it even worse. And while coffee is free, you'll pay $1.75 for a single Pop-Tart. Overall, the combination of rising prices, outdated processes, and declining customer experience makes it hard to justify coming here when other dealerships offer better service, better amenities, and lower prices. You could save $12.77 by visiting Joseph Airport Toyota, and enjoy a more modern experience while you're there.

Randy Kepperling was great to work with. I did not feel pressured and he was knowledgeable about my…read morenew 2012 Toyota Prius. He responded to both emails and texting promptly. He was patient with me as we waiting for one of the financial officers to replace their printer so I could read through the deal thoroughly before signing. They did not add any gimmicky add-ons to the deal and honored their original quote, which was to simply drive it off the lot as-is. Additionally, he gave me a voucher to bring the car back to have the headlights buffed and cleared for no additional charge. I do not enjoy car shopping and Randy helped make it a painless process.

Reichard Buick GMC - Car engine overheating

Reichard Buick GMC

(9 reviews)

This was, without question, the worst experience I have had with this establishment. Over the past…read morecouple of years, I have noticed increasing concerns regarding integrity, but this most recent visit has completely damaged the relationship. The most troubling issues were the complete lack of communication, accountability, and basic care or consideration for the customer. Your business exists because of the service you provide--services that can easily be completed by many other shops in the Dayton Metro area. This experience made it clear that this establishment prioritizes its bottom line over its customers. Following an oil change, I was informed of a concern that required additional service. I had to call multiple times just to receive follow-up on a recommendation that your service department identified. After finally reaching an agreement, I was told the repair would take approximately 8 hours. We agreed that my vehicle would be dropped off on Tuesday (with Thursday, January 1 being a holiday, which was completely understandable). I dropped my vehicle off early, on Monday evening, ahead of the agreed date. It was also clearly communicated--and confirmed--that if my vehicle was not completed on time, I would be provided transportation for my wife the following week. Tuesday passed. Wednesday passed. Friday passed. By Monday evening at 5:40 p.m., I had still received zero communication. I called the service department and was placed on hold for 18 minutes. When I finally spoke with someone, I was given a series of excuses: the holiday, the mechanic becoming ill, partial work being done over the weekend, and that the job was "about 60% complete." When I asked about the agreed-upon transportation, I was told, "I'm not sure what you want me to do--we're about to close." After reminding the representative that I was told transportation would be provided, I was met with frustration and comments about how long he had been working that day. This response was unacceptable--especially considering I had been awake since 3:30 a.m. for work myself. Eventually, I was provided a vehicle with obvious suspension issues. I did not complain and simply moved forward. The following Tuesday passed with no update at all, despite being told this was an 8-hour job that was already 60% complete over a week earlier. By Wednesday afternoon, still having received no communication, I came in person to inquire. Neither owner was present, and when we went to the service department, my vehicle conveniently was suddenly "ready for pickup." What I expressed then--and what remains my core concern--is this: As a customer, I am not allowed to pay when I feel like it, nor can I be even one cent short on payment. So how is it acceptable for the company to deliver service whenever it feels like it, with no communication, no accountability, and no regard for the customer's time? The answer seems clear: because you can--and because the message being sent is that if a customer doesn't like it, they don't have to return. Unfortunately, that message has been received loud and clear.

Great Service Department, fixed a hard problem that others had not been able to find the cause…read more Would highly recommend!

Germain Ford of Beavercreek

Germain Ford of Beavercreek

(50 reviews)

Make sure you as for KT Murphy. He is excellent! After numerous negative experiences at other…read moredealerships it was a breath of fresh air to have someone completely honest about a used car. He was attentive and came in to the dealership on his day off just to help take care of me. Of all the sales people, you should ask for KT as soon as you walk in. He will treat you well.

Worst service I've ever experienced! I waited and waited for…read morea very long time -- a total of 4.5 weeks -- and they only fixed a couple of things. I was furious with Ford and told my entire family and friends. I'm done with Ford and will never buy another one. Very bad experience. They kept saying "Oh, we have to wait for the warranty guy to answer." Really??? 4.5 weeks? That was in July. Earlier, in winter/spring, it was already in the shop for 3 weeks. So in total my truck spent 7.5 weeks in the shop, and I still had to keep making the monthly payments while not being able to drive it for 2.5 months. That's complete bullshit! I don't trust Germaine at all. I already posted about this on Facebook and gave them a bad name. I'm done with all of you and I've given up being a Ford fan after 30 years. This is the worst, most expensive truck I've ever bought. I wish I could take it back. Fords nowadays are garbage -- built with plastic and tinfoil, nothing like the old ones. I'm a Toyota fan now. Why? Because my 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid is still running with no problems at all, and all the parts are still original. It's the most honest and trustworthy car I've ever driven. From now on I will only buy Toyotas. My first and second F-150s were garbage. Bye, Ford.

White-Allen Honda - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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