Crest Honda

Go see Bryan Perkinz @ Crest Honda. He hook you up and not kill yo wallet

Do not use this dealerships service department. They do shoddy work. Three times they have repaired something on my vehichle and I have had to bring it back to fix again. This time they replaced the gauge meter and somehow mess up my speedometer. I will have to bring it back to them again to fix their shoddy work. Do not use them.

I purchased a new 2013 Honda Accord Sport in July of 2013. My sales agent was Jairmy Siador. Jairmy did a great job bringing me up to speed on the features of the car and helped me sync my Droid Phone to the bluetooth phone system seamlessly. My car has been trouble free for the four months I have owned it so far. My mileage has steadily improved to about 30MPG average

I went with my mother to buy a car from Crest Honda and Jim McCarthy helped us. My mother had never bought a car before and was very nervous about the process. Jim, as well as all of the other staff we encountered on our visit, were extremely helpful and made the process smooth and painless. For us the True Pricing was very clear and straightforward as we did not want to do the haggling process at all! The financing, the car delivery and walk through were all fantastic and Jim really helped facilitate a great experience for my mom. Thanks so much and we will certainly be back when looking at Hondas again!

Bought a car from this place 8 weeks ago and they have not sent my registration and title. Only excuses. Will be contacting the bonding company and my attorney to get this resolved. Better luck to you.

I purchased a car from Michi Shelton she was wonderful answered all of my questions I am a single mother of 2 boys and was nervous about buying a car from a dealership from all of the horror stories that I have heard. She is a great asset to your company and Crest Honda is very fortunate to have her there working for them. Thank you Michi I look forward to working with you agin in the near future. Thank You Amanda D.

OK where to start. First of all the manager JC at Crest Honda is by far a very cool and nice guy so this review is not to throw egg on anyone's face but to talk about the number games that are played. I was very disappointed as I visited this dealership as I had just left the Franklin Darrel Waltrip location and also dealt with the Murfreesboro location and everyone is throwing blame and comments on other dealerships. I really felt like I was in the middle of a West Side story fight scene or something. First off I was met by JC who I spoke with on the phone and he was a very nice man as he tried to hold a conversation why I waited for a sales person to come available. The sales guy I was placed with was very nice until he started badgering the Franklin store by talking about how all of Crest's guys had worked there and left because that store was so ridiculous. Fast forward to the actual dealing they are not about no haggle true pricing. The reason I went to this location was to get a car that was priced more than $3,000 under what the Franklin store had listed. They proceeded to tell me that they would give me 6K less for my trade than the other dealer offered which was the opposite of what they said they would do on the phone. They also started to explain that the other dealer was lying and couldn't make the numbers work that I showed them as they must be lying about he sales and tax. At the end of the day I went back to the Franklin store and am now waiting for a salesperson to make this deal happen before I say screw it and just go get a Kia or a Hyundai.

Internet Shopping for a 2013 Honda accord crosstour. Crest Honda had a featured model of my liking in stock. Tried to contact ?Car dog? or ?snoop dog? on Crests? internet site, but Crests? server crashed, and after a dark 04:30 wake up for a test at the VA in Nashville, I decided to stop and look at their web offers. I was greeted by a very nice woman and showed her a web copy, and without a word she left, and I sat down. A little tired after the 6AM appointment, I asked after a rather lengthy wait, actually I said ?I have been standing here or sitting with my thumb up my butt? could someone tell me what is going on. The car was absolutely filthy,(apparently sat in the lot for 4 months) but was taken for a quick run through the car wash. Four hours later, after a lengthy haggle session, removal of the usual slipped in fees and extras that were contrary to the "no haggle price advertisement"; I was ready to drive home. ?Car Dog? was showing me the basic bells and whistles when I noticed the right hood hinge rubber cover boot was detached. Upon investigation the hood hinge boot had been dislodged probably by the car hauler driving through a low hanging tree row, and the firewall cabin air screed was full of sticks, leaves, and seeds. I cleaned out the debris and reset the hood hinge cover boot. This car was allegedly delivery inspected on 12/12/2012 by Inspector 750. Two day later, while driving to the health club in town, I used the windshield wipers to clear a rain shower from the windshield, and to my surprise a tree limb came out of the firewall cabin air screed and jammed the wiper blade arms, bent the hood rear edge and the force of the wiper arm drove the limb into the hood insulation and wedged in one of the engines numerous computer gang connection plugs. Car was given a ("detail cleaning") Yikes! My 5562.4 hours of behind the throttles experience paid off, no panic, just roll down the window and find a good place to pull over. (You Couldn?t do that in the ?scooter?, a M-D Skyhawk A-4E, that I drove back in 1969 -1971.) Lesson learned: neither I, nor ?Car Dog? opened the hood, (my wife has a V-6 Honda Accord, so if you see one; you have seen them all... so to speak. I inspected the car after clearing the debris and jammed wiper blade arms; due to the suspicion that the initial inspection was done over a cup of coffee and a cigarette. I own a Machine shop, a retired certified multi engine flight instructor, with 26 years in Power systems operation as Area Electrical Inspector and Division Maintenance supervisor, have purchased 14 cars and 10 motorcycles in my visit on this earth. There is no sense taking this car to this corporate owned dealership, except for Engine jumping out of frame or car breaking into two pieces, etc. because if they cannot do it right the first time? ?Why let them try again?. All in All; same scenario... Profit, Greed, disclaimers, promises, smiling faces, (cheaper than, pricing). 'Caveat Emptor'= buyer beware Gdominco

Was very nervous about buying a new car but was put at ease by the staff , Everyone was very nice & I love my new Civic. Im very glad that I went with Crest Honda , I would recommend it to anyone that is looking for a new car, Thanks Car Dog for all your help with my new car purchase.

The car buying experience could not have been better. One phone call and the car was ready and waiting for us to pickup. We were in and out in an hour. I have never been treated so wonderful at a car dealer. I will surely be back. Thank You Larry!!!!