Mike Piazza Honda

Name: Mike Piazza Honda
Address: 1908 E Lincoln Hwy, Langhorne, PA, 19047, US
Telephone: 215-702-1500
Price range: $$$$
Rating: 1.5

1908 E Lincoln Hwy
Langhorne, PA 19047 215-702-1500

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28 ratings
61% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 22% higher than average
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"Had an air conditioner issue with my Accord that was covered by extended warranty. It took four visits..."
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Consumer Comments for Mike Piazza Honda

Consumer from Yardley, PA
Oct 29, 2020

Had an air conditioner issue with my Accord that was covered by extended warranty. It took four visits with my car left there multiple days each visit. They kept "fixing" things that did not resolve the issue. I even had to pay about $500 for something I now question whether I really needed.

Consumer from NEWTOWN, PA
Jan 27, 2018

Service advisors generally good. Service manager is very good.

Consumer from Bensalem, PA
Jan 21, 2016

I needed recall work done. I had to call twice before the parts were actually ordered and then I had to keep calling to find out when the parts came in. It then was 4 days later when I could drop off the car. The repair took longer than predicted. The recall was for parts that caused serious injury and deaths.

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