Dude, take the car to a trusted bodyshop to get the scratches fixed and bill Planet Honda for it. They've screwed with your car WAY too much.

 

you should goto the dealership and tell them until they do something!

 

Go somewhere else and cut your losses. My rear bumper was replaced (rear ended) a coupla weeks ago. The guy who painted it matched it fine. And yes, a good shop will repair the damage and respray the area.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by GSRacer
[B]yeah, right now they have a 2001 spa yellow s2k w/ all around spoilers and they're asking $40,000 for it.

 

I'd love to do that....but that would only result in extra work on my part and no one will guarantee that planet honda would even pay for it.
I already limit my visits to the dealer's services.....but....every time I go, there is a problem....no...more like there is a bunch of extra problems....
I stick to costco's for tires (winter and summer tire changes) and grease monkey for oil changes. I bring my own tires, oil, oil filter and they let me stand anywhere I want as they finish the job real fast.
You can knock those franchise all you want, but I can only trust what I can see after all planet honda has done.....
Unfortunately those shops are only good for one simple task each.

 

Dealer ASS HOLES!
My sympathy to you bro...

I would call AHM, write a letter to the owner of dealer.. call everybody you can and tell your situation.

Dealer IDIOTS.

 

This happened to me as well. I should never have allowed the dealer to take out the transmission, but they believed the sound had something to do with that...despite my reading otherwise...but...

I get the car back today, hopefully. Unless they broke something trying to put the transmission back together.

It's been almost two weeks.

 

What planet honda did you bring it to? THere is a new one on RT 3 West.

 

OMG!

Why are they pulling gears? NO WAY are new gears better than original Unless they are damaged!

Were you having excessive geartrain noise? Troubles shifting? Pulling it apart can contribute greatly to future failure.

Take the car to Karosserie in PA. http://www.karosserie.com

Great place, make the original dealer pay for it!