Oleg Poliannikov

Review of Weymouth Honda

Avoid if possible. We exchanged emails with someon...

Avoid if possible. We exchanged emails with someone named Jessica and seemed to agree on a specific car and a price. We asked to send us a printout of the "offer". We knew that it had no legal standing but we just wanted them to show us they were serious. When we came a guy named Daniel wasted 10-15 minutes of our time, and then brought 3 different cars, all much worse than the one we had negotiated. When we told him that we came for a specific car, he told us: "it had been sold." The three cars he wanted to show us were not in their online inventory. We simply left immediately. Daniel tried "to ask us just one question", but we said: no.

* Look at them in Google Street View. Their looks is a giveaway.
* Be aware that when you browse through their selection, much or all of it is fictitious.
* They will show you better and nonexistent cars online so that you come and are too scared "to waste your time" by leaving. Leave!
* We had a second appointment at another dealership, and we put a deposit. It may not work out at the end (I'm typing this the same day) but we are shopping for a Honda. There's virtually unlimited supply; you should be in control, not the dealer.