Manly Honda

During the last two years, I have trusted my service needs and new car purchase to the pros at Manly Honda. Each and every visit has been an outstanding experience in every way. Thanks!

Dan is efficient and helpful and kept me updated through the my service I would highly recommend Dan and will return to have manly Honda do all my services

Extremely efficient process, from the Greeter to Advisor to Loaner Car Rep to Cashier. The Service Manager, Nick Hatch, creates a welcoming environment. Thank you.

I had a great experience at Manly Honda. The salesman Fabian was really helpful and had great customer. He was very detailed and made me feel confident with my purchase

I found that my experience dealing with Greg Morelos was excellent. He was very helpful and his understanding of what I wanted in a vehicle was outstanding. He is a great salesperson !

Good place to service your car with friendly and helpful staff. Plan on doing all my future services here as I have done in the past. Thanks

Bill Robertson from the Service Dept is excellent. He has taken care of me and my van since 2012. He is informative, conservative in his advice and friendly. Class act! He needs a big raise for taking care of his customers so well. Thanks!

2019 Honda Insight Leased in June. Sporadic Engine sound has increased to ROAR-literally louder than unmuffled sports cars revving past me! At 35mph or 70. When I first start the car, or after ive driven for awhile. The engine strains whenever going uphill. Lane deviation assist will NOT turn off. Almost all of the staff are great people. The problem is that they take FOREVER to service your car. 2 hours minimum just to check in. Even with appt/notice of imminent arrival. Flat tire=6 hrs on a Saturday afternoon. They refused to give me a spare. They explained that the air pump that comes with the car puts a goo in the tire that seals leaks. Not if there’s a blowout on the highway! 4 mo later, on Christmas Eve, that happened. Another 2 days without my car & no courtesy rental. Plus Ron billed me for a new tire, saying I had destroyed the sidewalls of the tire (when I had to limp it off the freeway for 2 miles without a shoulder available until I could call a tow truck.) I was later reimbursed for the tire. As the dealership wasn’t open at midnight on Christmas Eve when this happened, I was screwed. Anything that disables the car—including a bloody flat—requires that it be towed to the dealership. So After Hours, you either have to have it towed home so that you can get home yourself, and then you have to tow it back to the dealership when they’re open. Or tow it to the dealership & figure out another way home. In either of these situations, I would’ve had to pay for part of my tow, as their insurance only covers $100. How far that amount will get you depends on where you are. The next day that they were open again, I had to wait several hours for a flatbed to tow my car. The Insight requires a flatbed. By the time I got checked in, they didn’t have time to change my tire. So I had to rent a car to get home and leave the car there for service. The car wasn’t ready until 2 PM the next afternoon. They didn’t cover the rental & they still refused to give me a spare tire. A flurry of rocks on the freeway put a star in my windshield which almost immediately split from top to bottom, across the radar in the top of the windshield. Some rocks broke off a clip and tilted the radar that’s in the grill. It was in the shop for three weeks! Then the day I drove it home, there were still issues (a test drive could have told them that.) Turns out they didn’t know about the grill radar damage, until I took it back in. Although José ordered the parts in advance, it still took a week to fix...except it still is giving me the SAME msgs it did when the windshield first cracked. The Fuel Lid Open remains on the driver’s display, meaning that without manually changing the interface every time, you can’t see your fuel economy, estimated miles left in the tank, power flow etc. So it’s in the shop again. As usual I have to wait to check it in...3 hours this time. And now they say they can’t fix the erroneous error messages (I’m assuming the Lane Deviation Assist is included?) until I get body work done when my car was hit & run in November. Several months after the highway rock attack. Upon picking it up the next day, they couldn’t repeat any of my issues-except the Fuel Lid Open display. They haven’t fixed that because they’re saying I have to have the bodywork done before they can fix the sensor. They said the Lane Deviation Assist was the error message only. But since it’s actively forcing me back into the lane that is not the case. I have video of the engine straining loudly at various speeds.

Manly Honda made my buying experience comfortable and easy. They did their best to get me the best deal so that I could drive off the lot with peace of mind.

Service department is very busy. They do their best to fit drop ins. Expect to have your car there 6+ hrs, if yr dropping in. Very good customer service and friendly. Only complaint is the drive sure warranty/insurance that manly gives after a major service. It did not help me when my tire got punctured (2 days after getting my 30k servicing)