Acura of Seattle

Name: Acura of Seattle
Address: 301 Baker Blvd, Seattle, WA, 98188, US
Telephone: 206-433-1000
Rating: 3.0

301 Baker Blvd
Seattle, WA 98188 206-433-1000

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32 ratings
71% gave a "superior" overall rating
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"Most dealerships are in business for profit, even if there's nothing wrong with a car."
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Consumer Comments for Acura of Seattle

Consumer from Federal Way, WA
Feb 23, 2023

Most dealerships are in business for profit, even if there's nothing wrong with a car.

Consumer from Kent, WA
May 28, 2019

Your prices are Way Out of Date!! You show them at $111/hr, and they quoted me $154.84/hr!! (I found similar discrepancies at other auto shops, which I'll note for you. However, it brings into question your whole premise of being able to help us make informed decisions!!)

Consumer from Redmond, WA
May 07, 2018

The service advisor is always polite and helpful. And some of the technician is good, some of them are bad, but you do not have a control to select which technician to work on your car.

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