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Brakes Plus

1116 S Watson Rd
Buckeye, AZ 85326
(623) 386-7568

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Tom Jones Ford

23454 W Hwy 85
Buckeye, AZ 85326
(623) 386-4429

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A And D Calvert Shell

501 E. Monroe Ave
Buckeye, AZ 85326
(623) 386-2221

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Powers Automotive Lubrication & Repair Service

223 E Monroe Ave
Buckeye, AZ 85326
(623) 386-2469

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Kirks Automotive

105 N 2nd St
Buckeye, AZ 85326
(623) 386-4250

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Wilhelm Automotive

3900 S Estrella Pky
Goodyear, AZ 85338
(623) 925-1571

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Re: Beware of CR-V Vibration - Honda Canada's Response [kevinaom]: by peachey on Mon Nov 02 06:11:56 PST 2009; Kevin: Thanks for your response. I have now filed a complaint with the Central Ohio Better Business Bureau against Buckeye Honda in Lancaster Ohio since BBB Auto Line works hand in hand with American Honda. It is my opinion that Buckeye Honda knowingly and willingly allowed the mileage warranty to expire while "servicing" the car over a five-month period knowing this would negate BBB Auto Line's arbitration with American Honda because the mileage exceeded the warranty at the time of the filing of the complaint This 2007 CR-V EX exhibits and always has loud wind and road noises in the cabin especially at highway speeds.

Re: Beware of CR-V Vibration - Honda Canada's Response [gkg452]: by peachey on Fri Oct 30 11:09:15 PDT 2009; This is the latest response from American Honda regarding the severe body vibration exhibited by my 2007 Honda CR-V: As an aside, after Buckeye Honda, Lancaster, Ohio, advised that I would have to "live with it" I filed a customer claim with BBB Auto Line. BBB Auto Line refused to arbitrate with American Honda because the mileage on my CR-V was in excess of the Honda warranty (36,000) at the time I filed the claim (even though the mileage documented by Buckeye Honda for the first of five attempted repairs was less than 36,000). It was explained by the BBB that I did not meet the "Time Period for Filing" for the claim to be eligible under their program. Since I put my misguided faith in Honda by allowing five months to elapse while Buckeye Honda dithered around before they told me to "live with it" the claim was determined to be untimely. Today I was informed by a customer service representative at American Honda that this body vibration is [quote] an inherent condition in this vehicle and not a defect [unquote]. Supposedly Honda engineers verified that this body vibration does not present a safety issue (this is debatable) and since the 2009 CR-V which I test drove [apparently a determining factor] demonstrated the same vibration, that this car has no defect. I beg to differ and advised him that my next car will be a Chevrolet. Also, Buckeye Honda has seen the last of my continued patronage.

Re: Buckeye bargain? [pcvsmac]: by thebigdaddye on Thu Oct 22 20:42:47 PDT 2009; here is the deal i just got a week ago. i ended up leasing because i felt it was a better fit for me and i don't drive more then 12k a year. 2010 civic LX-S sedan. priced at $17,122. i was going to purchase but decided to lease. 36 months @ $ 223 a month with $443.86 due upfront/at signing. i could have purchased for $18,706 otd. most places wanted $18,200 before taxes/title ect.. this is in dayton, ohio. i got 5 internet price quotes from five different dealers and only one came close to the dealer i got mine from and that was a 2009 model. my salesman stated he had a guy come from colorado to purchase from them about a week before me. i guess the guy had family in the dayton area and he flew in and stayed with them and then drove his new car back to colorado. if anyone would like the dealer info just ask. i love my civic

Re: Buckeye bargain? [jogousa]: by pcvsmac on Thu Oct 22 17:40:40 PDT 2009; In the market for a Honda Civic LX Sedan Auto here in Socal Los Angeles also. Back in July before the cash for clunker, I got an offer OTD for $17,800, but I did not pull the trigger. After the program, they jack up the price quite a bit. 2009 is pretty much out of sight and 2010 is around $18000 + taxes and fees. Anyone find a good offer recently? Please share more detail and I'd like jump on it.

Re: Buckeye bargain? [ivory1234]: by jogousa on Tue Oct 20 03:06:18 PDT 2009; Well, The Lighthouse isn't there any more, I've heard that it burned out a few years back....but Hermosa Pier is busy at night as always although somehow I did not fit in the crowd (age-wise) when I was there in August this year visiting my 2 sons. I could not believe when I saw all the new development (shopping mall) in Manhattan Beach but the time seemed to stop in El Segundo - it remained as charming as it has always been - an unbelievable enclave South of the LAX. What has changed a lot is the amount traffic on PCH both ways. I don't remember seeing it so crowded way back then. $ 17,000 would be a nice try but I don't think they will go for it. You have not indicated if it's a 2 door or 4 door. I would go for 2 door $ 17,500 - 17,700 OTD and for 4 door $ 17,800 - 18,000 OTD. That should include destination charges. They will slap you with "dealer's prep" another $ 200 to 300 when you reach their F&I dept. along with tax and license fees so you will end up paying around $ 19,000 - anyway you look at it. But it's a fine car although the styling and drive is a bit boring.

Buckeye bargain?: by ivory1234 on Mon Oct 19 18:46:03 PDT 2009; Scrolling through five pages of posts on this forum helps me "get my feet wet," and reading about Southern California and Palos Verdes brings back surfing memories and listening to the "All Stars" at The Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach. To the east, a local Honda salesman seemed to be offering a "Buckeye bargain," here in Toledo, asking $18,300 for a 2010 LX-Auto with no extra accessories. Would a "final offer" of $17,000 be out of the question?

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