AutoNation Honda Fremont

Name: AutoNation Honda Fremont
Address: 5780 Cushing Pkwy, Fremont, CA, 94538, US
Telephone: 510-445-5300
Price range: $$$$
Rating: 2.5

5780 Cushing Pkwy
Fremont, CA 94538 510-445-5300

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19 ratings
68% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 23% higher than average
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Consumer Comments for AutoNation Honda Fremont

Consumer from Fremont, CA
Aug 18, 2023

Very good Honda auto repair service. They didn't try to sell a repair the car didn't need. They took care of what was required, and my (older) car now runs well.

Consumer from SANTA CLARA, CA
Feb 11, 2017

If you take your car here for service, be careful with the recommendations for additional work needed. I took my car here for a recall fix -- free -- on my Honda. They did their free multi-point check at the same time and recommended additional work costing close to $200 -- they told me the work was rather urgent. I declined. When I took my car to my regular (very honest) mechanic a few weeks later for service maintenance, I mentioned the service work recommended by AutoNation Honda -- they checked the car and reviewed the service records and laughed and laughed because the parts that AutoNation Honda said needed replacement had been recently replaced in the previous regular maintenance and were still clean and working fine and definitely not in need of replacement.

Consumer from So San Fran, CA
Dec 07, 2014

I have taken my car to this dealer for regular service as well as repairs, and their prices and service have always been excellent.

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