Mike Piazza Honda

Advertised in stock on their website they have the car you want. Confirmed over the phone it was there. But it wasn’t. Never do business with this dealership.

Lou Stomel was great to work with and made my car buying experience extremely easy! He explained the specs and features in detail and helped with all the ownwership/financial documentations.Made the entire buying experience great, no push sales. I would definitely recommend Lou at Mike Piazza to anyone interested in purchasing a vehicle at this location.

Lou Stomel was great to work with and made my car buying experience extremely easy! He explained the specs and features in detail and helped with all the ownwership/financial documentations.Made the entire buying experience great, no push sales. I would definitely recommend Lou at Mike Piazza to anyone interested in purchasing a vehicle at this location.

Told me a car was available to get me up there for backup They also told me for 2 months 10 k dealer mark up and last minute added 5 k When I got there they could care less I wasted bc my time and they knew the car was sold . Typical dealers - money over customer x100

Terrible customer service they prey on first time car buyers and immigrants with a language barrier. Stay away.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. The Ridgeline we were interested in was almost $10k more expensive on the lot than what was listed online (and got us to head here from Northern Virginia). When we asked about the difference and whether they would—not *could*—honor it, we were given some bullsh* before my favorite part: being told how prices apparently work. “It’s like when you see something online at Walmart and you get in there and the price is different in the store.” He also side-eyes me when I asked that when he brings us the price, he also gives us the dealership APR: “Why do you want that?” F* off with that. That alone was enough to make me want to walk out, but he kept my spouse there on the potential of meeting the price after “talking with his manager.” We had a 10-minute timer during which we’d entertain the entire experience, but we ended up walking because while the met the price, they dropped the certified warranty that was in the original listing. I honestly couldn’t post this review fast enough to warn others how awful this place and its employees are. I was sure to leave a “tip” for the guy, though: In the future, it would behoove him to not mansplain to femme-presenting people how prices “work.” 🖕

I moved to PA from New Hampshire where I had a great Honda dealer. I setup an appointment with Piazza Honda one week in advance for a PA inspection and other routine work. I arrived on time at the Service garage and was told that they could not find a record for my appointment and I would have to leave. I can not believe that a Honda dealership is not capable of tracking its own appointments. If they can not get that basic function correct, why would I trust them with my car maintenance. I will never go to this dealership.

The one of the worst dealership in area. salesman are shameless and abusive when caught tricking you in pricing. I went there for a listed certified pre owned car and then they wanted extra money for everything. $12K more what I was quoted over the phone. Don't go to them.. BIG NO NO..

Lou Stomel was great to work with and made my car buying experience extremely easy! I would definitely recommend Lou at Mike Piazza to anyone interested in purchasing a vehicle at this location.

The Service department cannot be trusted at Mike Piazza Honda in Langhorne, Pa. I took my 2020 Honda Civic in June 21, 2021 for a noise complaint with the suspicion of the noise coming from the right strut. They documented on the paperwork that complaint. However, after having it until July 1st Joseph Harrington, service advisor, claimed that they did not find any reason for the noise. [It was only driven 3 miles.] They documented that they "tighten sway links in front of vehicle r\f upper half turn, 1\f lower half turn" during that time. When picking up my car, I noticed damage to my rear bumper and brought it to the attention of the service manager, Michael Jaconi. He agreed to take the car back in a week to fix the body damage. He refused to allow me to take back the loaner I just dropped off claiming "it was already given out". He also did not want to make an appointment for me to guarantee a loaner. He kept saying, 'bring it back next week and we will take care of it.' With no other choice I left with plans to later return the following Tuesday, when he claimed to have evening drop off hours. Before leaving Tuesday, July 6, we called the dealership to confirm a loaner and learned service is closed; therefore unable to get keys to a loaner. Thursday, July 8, 2021, I dropped my car off and reported that the noise was still there. I was then put in the exact same loaner I had previously had the week before. Even the paperwork given to me had the June 21 original date on it. Before driving off, I was stopped by Mr. Jaconi who claimed 'that the techs are f***** deaf if they cannot hear the sound' and that he would handle it. My car was first sent to the body shop on July 12, was there for over a week, then it was seen by the shop. On July 19, I get a phone call from Mr. Jaconi explaining that he did an alignment and I could pick up my car. I questioned how the alignment fixed the noise and it was agreed that my car would be looked at again. July 21 I was told it was ready and to pick it up. I picked up my car and sure enough the noise was still there. [It was driven 3 miles during its time there, including its trip to the body shop 'down the road']. My husband then decided to further investigate; thinking it was some hidden problem. It was discovered the right front strut was covered in hydraulic fluid, which shows that it had been leaking for a while. If the service department at Mike Piazza actually tighten the sway link as documented on the paperwork, they would have seen the leak. If Mr. Jaconi or Mr. Harrington properly inspected my car during the second time period my car was there, it would have been discovered.