Screwed over by Honda
05-02-2014, 10:41 AM
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Screwed over by Honda
Hello everyone so just wanted to let you know about this dealership and how they damaged my rim with curb rash. I need some help by having people from the community like my page. Please like the page on Facebook. I am looking to show the dealership that they need to fix the damage they did to my rim. It could have happened to anyone of us. Please share a story if you would like here is a link. thanks https://www.facebook.com/complaintsnumbers7
I am pretty certain that I am the only one that had to complete the brake booster recall. I never bring the car in for any type of work because I prefer to do it myself for these reasons. I went to go pick up the vehicle and I have curb rash on the vehicle. I keep that thing immaculate. There is only one tiny ding on the car thats it. I called Honda Canada they won't do anything except document the complaint. I am hoping to get a lot of likes on my page and email the website to the dealership to get someone to fix it. I really hate that these people won't take ownership and fix it. Thats like me coming to your house and breaking a lamp and I won't pay for it because I said I didn't fix it. SERIOUSLY!
I am pretty certain that I am the only one that had to complete the brake booster recall. I never bring the car in for any type of work because I prefer to do it myself for these reasons. I went to go pick up the vehicle and I have curb rash on the vehicle. I keep that thing immaculate. There is only one tiny ding on the car thats it. I called Honda Canada they won't do anything except document the complaint. I am hoping to get a lot of likes on my page and email the website to the dealership to get someone to fix it. I really hate that these people won't take ownership and fix it. Thats like me coming to your house and breaking a lamp and I won't pay for it because I said I didn't fix it. SERIOUSLY!
05-02-2014, 11:17 AM
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It's supposed to bring more attention and bring bad publicity to the dealer who will then in good faith undo the damage.
I didn't look at the page, but I wouldn't go all angry mob with out significant proof.
05-02-2014, 11:19 AM
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Well I do have photos on the Facebook page. As well Billman was the last person to work on it before it went under the knife at the dealership. Fluky can vouch for me.
That may work if the dealership is owned and operated by 12y/o girls... 
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05-02-2014, 04:58 PM
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I don't see what Honda Canada has to do with this?
I assume you talked to the service manager, maybe take it to the next level and talk to the General Manager/owner of the dealership.
My friend got tires for his STi at Costco, they damaged a rim and paid for the repair, I'm sure the dealership would do similar.
I assume you talked to the service manager, maybe take it to the next level and talk to the General Manager/owner of the dealership.
My friend got tires for his STi at Costco, they damaged a rim and paid for the repair, I'm sure the dealership would do similar.
05-04-2014, 05:03 PM
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Yeah I mean I know most guys take good care of their vehicles here. I am certain that you would have to pay money out of your own pocket for someone else's doing. The Facebook page will concern the dealership if it has enough attention.