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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsStaff

    Reviewed June 24, 2015

    I leased a 2013 Honda Civic from Holler Honda in Winter Park, FL and the original terms of the agreement were 15,000 miles per year for a three year term. I signed that agreement in July of 2013. I'm now in the process of looking at other options for purchasing another car, as I'm driving further for work. I called Honda Financial to discuss my options on May 19th, 2015 and was told that I had 12,000 miles per year, rather than the 15,000 I signed for. I went and got my original signed contract which showed the 15,000 miles and called Honda Financial back to report the error. The representative said "Oh, I see the 15,000 miles, but it is crossed out and 12,000 is written over top of it, and your initials are by the change." I had her fax me a copy of the contact, and these are not my initials. This is fraud.

    I called the dealership and spoke with the director in financing and told her my situation. She said she would be requesting my paperwork from the corporate office and would call me back in a few days. She called me back to advise that she got my paperwork back and would be meeting with the GM and would call me back the next day. I let her know that I wanted a signed letter from Honda honoring the original lease agreement. She said she would call me back the next day. I never heard from her.

    After three weeks of getting nowhere I was getting frustrated. I left another voicemail on June 5th and she called later that day to say that she wanted to resolve this situation as she was going on vacation, and that I could bring my car in and trade it in. I called her back and let her know I don't want to trade my car in, as I never want another Honda. I just want a letter stating that my original contract will be honored. She said "We can't do that, as we don't know the initials aren't yours."

    This doesn't make any sense. Why would someone initial for lower mileage, and if they were my initials, wouldn't Honda be liable to provide me with a copy of the modified agreement? So, after about a month of this I'm pretty angry at the fact that my lease was modified without my knowledge and "my initials" were fraudulently added. Honda is now trying to hold me to a 36,000 mile three year lease, when the original agreement was for a 45,000 3 year term.

    The kicker, I'm supposed to pay for the over mileage, that if we went by the original agreement wouldn't be considered overage. The other thing that really frustrates me is that in this whole mess, not once did anyone from this dealership take ownership of this situation, apologize or offer me any solutions that would have truly helped me. The only resolutions I got conveniently benefited their dealership. I have bought and driven Honda's for most of my life, as I believe they are good cars. But, now, after this.. I will never buy a Honda again. Please, if you leased a car from Honda, call Honda Financial and request a copy of your contact to verify nothing has been modified without your knowledge. Thanks.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed June 7, 2015

    I leased a 2012 Honda Civic... The car was horrible. 5 days before the lease was up the car was totaled. The insurance paid honda $11000 for the piece of crap on May 24. Honda sent me a bill for $301 two days later and said I had until June 5 to pay it. I asked them to give me until June 19. They said if I don't pay by June 5 it would be reported to the credit bureau as a charge off. What desperate scum bags!!! I borrowed the money and paid them on June 5. They called me on June 6 saying I owe 321.00 for the month of May. Lol. How professional. They rip people off by overcharging them and hit you with all kinds of fees if you pay late yet they hire people who cannot do their jobs properly? Wow.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed May 6, 2015

    I am very frustrated as I sit here and write this. I have tried calling Honda Financial Services at the number they provided since 9:05 am and have continued to call 6 times and continue to hear that the office is closed. However their business hours state they open at 9 am EST. Way to be prompt and considerate of your customer's time. Also had a very bad experience turning in the car at the Honda Dealership and had to deal with employees who did not know what to do which resulted in me having to return to pick up my plate. Will not ever lease/buy from Honda again.

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    Reviewed April 13, 2015

    I am a very loyal customer who has a lease and cosigned a loan. Well the other person is having trouble paying and HONDA FINANCIAL will not work with me as a loyal customer. They are only concerned about the problem account and won't work with me about the payments. EVIL company. DO NOT do business with HONDA, no compassion to help loyal customers. I can't wait to end my lease because it is goodbye Honda Financial. Insist that dealers use your bank for loans, never never use HONDA FINANCIAL ever.

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    Reviewed April 2, 2015

    I am leading a vehicle from Honda Financial. Every month my monthly amount changes. It went from the monthly fee of 20.00 dollars to now 45.00. I would like to know why. I feel like I'm being overly charged on the down low.

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    Customer ServiceOnline & App

    Reviewed March 10, 2015

    Honda's online payment process is NOT customer-friendly, confusing, and its technology capability seems like something from the mid 90’s. It leaves you thinking, "Seriously, this is Honda's online payment system?" It sends no email confirmation to you after making a payment. I made a payment online on a Saturday afternoon, by Monday night at 10 PM, it was still showing my payment as due. Thinking my payment must have not gone through, I made another payment. Still no email confirmation and account still showing the payment as due.

    Called Honda Financial on Tuesday to find that they their website does not generate an email confirmation, both payments I submitted would go through and there was nothing Honda Financial would do to stop the double payment. I spoke with the Irving TX office where I was put on hold when asking for a supervisor but no one came back to the phone or called back. My favorite part of the whole experience is that there is no general customer service for you to voice your concerns nor can you email your problem/issue/experience to customer service (maybe they don't want anything in writing). However you can "tweet" your problem in 140 characters or less to @HondaCustSvc. Honda - Fire your communication/marketing department and hire some real web developers!

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    Reviewed Feb. 12, 2015

    Leased a Honda vehicle and all was well until it came time to return the vehicle. Honda insist that the car be inspected by a 3rd party company they contract with. Took about 2 weeks to setup the inspection date as the only dates they were offering were after the lease was to end. Finally, got an appointment with the assistance of Honda but this appointment date was after the lease expiration date and 6 weeks after I originally contacted them for an inspection date. I informed them that I was available to have the car inspected 7 days a week.

    After 6 weeks the car was inspected. The car was returned to the dealership 1 day after the due date. Honda charged for a full additional month. This is in spite of the inspection they insist on taking 6 weeks. Called several times and was told a supervisor would call back and no one did for over a month. The last person I spoke to said that their supervisors do not speak to customers and I can send a letter to the Customer Relations Department, P. O. Box 166469, Irving, TX 75016. This could just be a trash box given how they treat their customers. Will never lease a car from Honda again.

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    Customer ServiceContract & Terms

    Reviewed Jan. 15, 2015

    Ok first of all Honda Financial needs to be stopped. After agreeing to a monthly rate (and paying it) they call me three months later telling me they need to RAISE IT $50. After a SIGNED contract! Also, they called me claiming they had repossessed my car WHEN THE CAR WAS SITTING IN MY GARAGE. Honda needs to be stopped.

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsPriceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 14, 2014

    I leased a Honda (4 year lease) in 2010. I clearly told dealership this lease doesn't work for me because due to my job I drive many, many miles. They assured me it's okay they make allowances, even though I made it very clearly, abundantly clear, crystal clear I will pass 12k miles per year, more of double those miles. I was once again assured that's okay, they can help me with that. I signed, I drove away, turned in the car on the date due in 2014 after lease was up. I received all clear zero balance letter from American Honda Finance. 2 months later after I receive I turned in the leased Honda, I received letter that I owed over SEVEN THOUSAND in mileage cost. I tried to talk, explain and then negotiate a cost down. They were not having it. Rude customer, bad terms, not helpful. TERRIBLE!! American Honda Finance would not try to help me in the very least.and the worst now show up on my credit report as repossession. I did not bring my Honda letter but I can upload to you.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Nov. 13, 2014

    I am one car payment away from paying off my debt of $351.00. However, I have had a few financial setbacks and have contacted Honda in order to make other arrangements. My most recent phone call was to let them know that I plan to make the final payment on the balance by the end of November, but cannot afford the late fees they keep assessing. I asked them in good nature if they could waive the $35.00 in late fees and I was told not until the account was paid in full. Now, after I have made arrangements to pay them I recently got a notification. They reported this one and only last payment as late to the credit reporting agency as a means to be mean and spiteful when I asked them why they could not just waive the late fees so I could pay the balance. Not only have they been obstinate, mean, harassing me during work hours, on the weekends as well. But this just takes the cake! To report me late on my very last payment? They also claim I missed three payments and that is not the case since I always tried to make arrangements with them to pay.

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Nov. 11, 2014

    We were literally 50.00 behind. We had a lease and the car had tons of miles on it. They came and repossessed the car without even trying to negotiate the past due balance of 50.00. Our credit report even reflected this 50.00 past due for six months. When we challenge them, they updated my credit report with the two months lease that we did not pay. They sold the car down the street for a ton of money. I cannot get them to take this off my credit report. They did not want the car back with all the miles on it so they took it early and sold it in auction.

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    Reviewed Nov. 11, 2014

    I obtained a buyer for my Honda Pilot at an auction through my dealer here in Texas. I then paid off the balance of my loan to Honda Financial Services and requested that HFS send the title to my dealer. They mailed it to my dealer regular mail with no confirmation. My dealer never received it. They said they had to wait 30 days before issuing a new title. Now they say it will take 6 to 8 weeks to get a new title. In the meantime the buyer wants the title to the car and I am stuck without the title. Can I sue HFS for this?

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    Customer ServiceSales & MarketingPricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 7, 2014

    My husband and I have leased Honda's in the past, always paid on time. About two years ago, we fell upon some financial hardship and the 2012 Honda Accord I leased was 1 month late. I had some late payments during this lease but I paid the late fees and never missed a payment. I had one month that I couldn't pay until the beginning of the next month. I spoke with a representative on Tuesday and explained that both payments would be paid on Friday, the same week. The following night, Wednesday, about midnight I saw the tow truck pull in and take the car. I couldn't believe it, all for a $279 payment that I planned to pay in two more days. Previous to leasing this Accord, I owned a 2006 Lexus which I traded in. I was not happy with the trade in price that Honda was giving me but at the time I had no choice. They made an exceptional amount of money reselling my Lexus. I also paid two years of a lease.

    When I called Honda the next morning, the representative made it impossible for me to get my car back. They claimed I owed $500 for the tow plus costs per day to store the car on the lot. I was also told that I couldn't pay the amount I owed until Honda made a decision about whether they would continue to lease me the car. This could take 3 - 4 days, more storage fees. I tried to speak to many people at Honda Financial. However, there wasn't one helpful person with a good explanation.

    Then I am told that they will auction my car and whatever the difference is between the $22,000 that they purchased it for and the auction price would be my responsibility. The car was not even retailed for that amount plus they made money on my trade in Lexus, my lease of this Accord for two years plus my down payment. They then sell the vehicle and make the money over again. Now I get a bill for what they claim is the lease balance minus the auction price for $5300... Really? This is such a scam that Honda has going on and the consumer is getting ripped off. Something has to be done because reading the reviews, I am definitely not the only one. Please advise how to take an action suit against this company.

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    Customer ServiceContract & Terms

    Reviewed Nov. 6, 2014

    If I could give this company a zero rating I would, but the lowest rating is 1 star. We have been trying for 2 months now to get the maintenance contract that we cancelled refunded ($1,600) back to us. Also, we have been trying to get all the required documents needed from Honda Financial so we can register our car in San Diego, CA. We moved to San Diego, CA from Texas over 2 months ago and we have been trying for 2 months now to get all of this completed, but every time we call, no one is at their desks and when we do talk with Rachael ** she tells us that she is working on it, but nothing gets completed and then we have to call her back again and again.

    We have called her 7 times in the past month (Oct 6, Oct 10, Oct 22, Oct 27, Oct 30, Nov 3 and Nov 6) and we still do NOT have the required documents to register our car and we still do NOT have our $1,600 refund. This is in addition to calling the local Honda dealership as well. We have been dealing with Rachael ** and nothing is getting done. We keep getting the run around and excuses and our next step after contacting the BBB is the Attorney Generals Office, Consumer Affairs and then if this matter is not resolved we will be hiring an attorney to resolve it.

    We just want all of the required documents needed so we can register our vehicle AND we want our $1,600 refunded to us! We have waited and called now for 2 months and nothing has been completed. We now run the risk of having to pay a penalty for not registering our vehicle within the required legal time frame because Rachael ** from Honda Financial has not sent us all of the documents that we requested that are needed to register it. WORST experience dealing with a company!!! DO NOT use Honda Financial Services to lease or buy your vehicle!!!

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    Contract & TermsStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 3, 2014

    As many Americans my family and I, and by I, I mean my responsibilities for bad decisions, fell on a financial crisis. This forced us to take legal actions in order to protect our vested interests and assets. During this time we had a 36 month lease that was around a year old - financed through AHF. Now, trying to get back my creditors as much as I could, I signed a reaffirmation for AHF, that I would not violate our agreement or look for relief from the debt. AHF agreed to this, and signed the reaffirmation, whereas the judge did as well - as the case was discharged, but still open since I am a 9/11 Victims Fund member. AHF would not report this as reaffirmed, payments on-time and never missed. Instead they reported it as derogatory, and closed - even though we continued to make the expected payment on-time, and overtime.

    AHF states that this is THEIR policy without referencing any law - their wording to the reporting agency is pretty much etched in stone, and no matter the preponderance of evidence I could not win. I retained counsel in order to sue them over this. I have now completed my obligation from them, and got a new lease on a brand new Nissan - never to go through AHF again. I suggest that ANYONE considering doing business with AHF think twice. If you go to a Honda dealer, INSIST they don't put you through AHF - they will know why since all of their salespeople stated that AHF is terrible. They lost a $24,000 sale to people that even in dire straits promised full completion of obligation, to deny the same people now with financial issues a loan.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Oct. 25, 2014

    The website for Honda financial is terrible! It will not take payments promptly, it takes several attempts to get a payment to post. The prompts they provide are confusing and offer no help. There is no place to ask a question online and the phone is only answered M-F 8-4 central time.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 24, 2014

    I purchased a 2007 Honda Accord with a 6 year loan. In the last year I had financial issues but always brought my account current and then some. Honda was not keeping their records current and began calling me telling me I'm in repossession status. I couldn't understand how that was possible and told them I disputed their records and wanted an investigation done into my account. I also asked if my car would be repossessed while the investigation was going on and they assured me that it would not. Well that was a LIE, 2 days later they took it and told me I had to pay the remaining $5000 on a $26000 dollar loan. Now if I wasn't making my payments how did I get that far into a loan and they are just now taking the car? I could make the payments but I didn't have 5 grand to pay up front.

    The customer service people are the rudest most inconsiderate people in the word. They completely froze my account so I couldn't even see a payment history to point things out. On top of that the five years of payment history is completely unreported to the credit companies. If they did that, it would prove I was paying the bill, but they sure put the repossession on there. There is not one thing on the report that shows any type of payment history whatsoever except my last payment which was 2 weeks before they took the car back. This company needs to get dragged into court and put out of business. An example needs to be made that treating consumers as though they are trash and not being open minded to the possibility that a mistake was made on their end.

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    Reviewed Oct. 7, 2014

    I purchased a Honda in 2013 & quickly realized it was junk. It was the most uncomfortable ride ever & I put it up for sale. I never missed a payment as my credit score is 830, near perfect. One guy called & wanted to buy it & so I called Honda to handle the payoff. They told me to have the buyer go on their website & make an online payment. He did & after 3 days, Honda verified the account was paid in full & sent me a "Paid in Full" letter. I called the buyer's bank & also verified the transaction. I gave the buyer the car & the next day, Honda calls & says they screwed something up & the payment made by the buyer was reversed. I trusted Honda to handle a simple online payment & they were incapable. Honda botched the transaction & reported negatively on my file. I am in the process of filing a class action lawsuit for all the victims of Honda Financial. If Honda Financial screwed you over, send your story to: **. If we band together, we can stop this deceitful, corrupt company from hurting others.

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    Reviewed Oct. 6, 2014

    They repossessed my car NOT for lack of paper but because I didn't MAIL them the signed papers. I do not go to the post office. Who goes to the post office. It’s 2014, everything is done online nowadays. It was very frustrating to come back from a business trip and do not see my car on the garage knowing that I was current with my payment. The car was taken to the worst repossession company ever... Took me more than 10 phone calls to get my car back. Besides that they had horrible working hours!! I ended up having to rent a car to be able to move around!

    As if it was not enough... AFTER I returned my car I thought my headache with Honda was over - NOT REALLY!! They are charging me for a Repossession fee I have already paid for in April and they want me to give them an itemized receipt because my Credit Card statement I faxed them (Yep! Had to learn how to send a fax. They are definitely not prepared for the Millennials!!) is not good enough! SO instead of confirming the payment themselves, I have to call the repossession company THEY CHOSE to prove something I have done many months ago.

    Secondly... AFTER returning the car I received a PARKING TICKET! That’s right! I returned the car in the morning and on that evening, around 11:30pm, someone from the dealership used the car and parked in a prohibited spot and I received the ticket!! Honda is definitely the WORST SERVICE I have ever dealt with in my entire life!!! (NOT EXAGGERATING) If you want HEADACHES, go ahead and do business with them.

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    Reviewed Sept. 29, 2014

    My problems with American Honda Financial Services started immediately after I bought the car. I tried to add my son's name to the title and explained that I would still be responsible for making all of the payments (He couldn't get a parking permit in his new city because his name wasn't on the title). Honda Financial Services simply would not do it until the loan was paid in full, forcing my son to park his car in another town for the year it took me to pay off the loan. THEN, adding insult to injury, Honda did not even report to the credit bureau that this loan had been paid off! Their website is ridiculous and impossible to navigate (only shows generic forms) and their customer service is not helpful (although some individuals who work there were pleasant). I would NEVER recommend this finance company to anyone.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 16, 2014

    My car was repossessed after only being 30 days late and my September payment wasn't even due yet. Never in life will I ever deal with this company again. The customer service people are very, very rude.

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    Reviewed Sept. 10, 2014

    This has been the WORST experience of my life!!! I wouldn't wish this on my enemy. AMERICAN HONDA finance is a RIPOFF!! Scam. Don't want to believe me, just do your research. Last Friday my car was repossessed... I come outside and it's just gone. I'm thinking someone stole it cause I know my payments is up TO DATE!!!!! So I began to call my insurance company and head to the precinct to make a report... call HONDA for the GAP insurance (they even scam you on that charging an extra 30 every month when you can get it for 60 for a year or included in your insurance but yet they upsell you) number in case something happened to the car and they tell me the car has been repossessed. What!!! So at this point I'm seeing red and I ask the agent "for what." She said "for non-payment." I said "no ma'am, you have me mistaken. I have two confirmation numbers for both of those payments."

    The agent begins to tell me that they couldn't locate the account!!! "So when were you going to inform me of that and why didn't you tell me that when I gave you my last payment." The agent then huffs and puffs as if she wanted me off the phone!!! "So you said ma'am, what do I do here? I need my car. I will pay everything now and go get my car." She says "well ma'am, it doesn't work that way. You have to give recovery 48 hrs to process everything." "And once that's up, that department is closed for the weekend!!!" "It's fri, repo is already 175 ...and 35 for each day it's there." So now she's talking over... I asked her what's recovery number and she proceeded to tell me to call on Monday. I hang up with her, call recovery to see what they can do. Why is it the SAME agent, so I said "now your customer service and recovery. I don't have time to play games, put your supervisor on the phone!!!! NOW."

    I'm on the phone with a supervisor. She is ignorant, rude, and disrespectful. I said "I'm the customer, look at how you run your business!! Me having this loan with you guys keeps you a job!!" Then she proceeds to say "and yes I see you have your mother calling in for you sometimes." "Can you STOP that." Before I knew it, I LOST it. "Don't you dare tell me what to do when you're not paying my bills!! If I authorize someone to call on my behalf and she is labeled as an authorized user, you just mind your business and focus on your workers!!!" I've never heard or spoke to anyone like this before. I started to think this was a joke. btw I have everything on recording. But to wrap this up, I called the repo man and spoke with the owner and told him what was going on. He informed me that if I made a payment I could get my car, WHICH I was trying to do in THE FIRST place!!

    So now I call back to honda and they have notes on the account like I'm the angry customer when I'm just wanting them to do their damn job. I speak with an honda recovery agent who tells me that I can get my car but the tow truck man has to fax over the paperwork, not knowing I have the owner on another cell phone on speaker listening. I tell the honda agent "ok I'm going to tell the owner at the repo company what you said" and I asked the honda agent what was his extension. He said he didn't have one WHICH was a LIE because if you don't have ONE why does the automated message tells me you do before we get to you!! BOOM!! I then inform him "no problem we don't have to disconnect, I've had the repo owner on speaker the whole entire time." He wants the fax number so he can fax it again while we're on the phone. Now the honda agent DOESN'T know the FAX number. "Bull crap, you're in customer service/recovery. You knew the number just as well as you know the number to your debit card!!"

    Then the honda agent begins to scream at us, yes you read right SCREAMS!! I pray they got those calls recorded. We were all in shock and then he disconnects. I call back and I ask to speak to a supervisor as soon as an agent answers. The agent does what she is told. I informed the agent "I work for a Fortune 500 company. This is you guys' fault !! And you need to really send your agents back to training." She begins to speak over me. I said "this is where they get it from. I'm not done talking, that's rude. You don't know what I'm about to say !!!" ... She says "they repossessed a lot of car that day, so I would just have to wait even though the company closes at 4!!!!" "And it's currently 10 am. Those other people have NOTHING to do with me!!! And why are you telling me about them."

    Smh, just the worst. Please stay away from this ghetto business!!! So finally I realize that I have no choice but to wait till Monday as she says "all you have to do is make those two payments and pay repo and you'll be able to get your car!!" So that's what I do ....... and when I call them guess what happens!!!! They told me that I have to pay the whole 12000 that's left on the car!! in order to get it back. I said "what!! And I've had the car for four years, the car shouldn't even have that left!!!" She had the nerve to say that was jersey law!!! And when I hit her with jersey law, she became shocked!!! And said "it was a retail contract so now jersey law doesn't count." I said "put your supervisor on the phone!!" And she says the same thing!! I call my mom who is a nurse, my dad who is a firefighter and the owner of the repo company and tell them all keep quiet, and when they heard them say that bull crap they lost it!! THERE'S no SUCH thing mind you. I signed a four year contract and they saying it was a 7. I have the documents I know what I signed!!!

    The owner of the repo asked them where do they expect me to get 12000 from. He owns a business and doesn't have that!!! Every time he picks up a car if the owner pays the bank the late payments and repo fees that he gives the car back. There's no such law!!! He told me and several other people told me to give them that car back, don't pay them a dime. The car was 23000... I kelly blue booked the car and it's worth 8,100... I'm not paying them a damn THING. I'll let them auction and sell it. They won't ever get a dime from me and I'm now getting a lawyer!!

    Worst experience ever. Now looking for a new car and I'm not gonna lie, it's annoying but I'm gonna get what I want!!! And no long car, not and no scams!! I will be reading reviews. Please do yourself a favor and stay away from them..

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    Reviewed Sept. 3, 2014

    I admit I fell a month behind on my payments. I purchased an 07 Honda Civic in 08, and I made good of my payments until I lost my job in May 2009. Then I went out of state to my parents to figure out what I needed to do. When I returned, the car repossession people had been trespassing on my family member's land trying to find my car. I called the people, who told me they just wanted to make sure it was okay, and I agreed to drive two hours away to meet them on a Saturday.

    I had the money to pay the bill current on Saturday, so that was the plan. I met the man, who told me when I got to the location that he would have to keep the car, even though I had the money to pay it current because HONDA WAS CLOSED! He assured me that I could get the car back on Monday, after I updated everything with Honda, and they would not put it on my credit report. He said, at the worst, it would be Voluntary as though I handed them the car, so it wouldn't look bad on my credit. LIES! ALL LIES! He then DROVE me TWO HOURS back to my apartment and helped me unload the car in the rain.

    When I called Honda Financial on Monday, after being hauled around all weekend by a neighbor, they REFUSED to let me have the car without paying them an ADDITIONAL $2,000 in fees! NO one I know had that kind of money. Ultimately, they kept the car and I used what money I had left to rent a uhaul and move home with my parents. My lease ended that month anyways.

    Honda quickly sold my car at auction for the full amount I paid for it, thus leaving me with a Repossession AND over $6,000 due on my credit report. (Tag, Title, Taxes, and Fees from my original purchase). I stand by the fact I truly believe this was WRONGFULLY addressed, and the people at HONDA FINANCIAL were absolutely irrational, abhorrent people to deal with. As a customer service professional myself, I am still appalled at the situation and this is five years later.

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    Reviewed July 16, 2014

    I have had my leased Acura for 14+ months. My bill has always been paid. This past month, 2 days after the payment was late, they started calling me twice a day every day. Then they called me at work. I blocked their number. They still called me. I just got off the phone with them as my account is 33 days past due. Now, granted I know that I am past due, but I called to make a payment and make plans to bring my account current and they couldn't have been MORE RUDE. Seriously give me a break, you are getting paid. And I am making an attempt to make the account current.

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    Reviewed July 12, 2014

    I purchased a 2006 Honda in 2008. It is now 2014, with EVERY payment paid on time except for 2 back in 2010! I have been logging on to Honda Financial Services website for the last 6 mos to make my payment and I noticed that my remaining balance has NOT been changing. I called Honda, they tell me "Owe your auto loan accrues interest of $0.96 PER DAY from the start of the loan contract, so we are just adding that money." WTF!!!!! The last 3mos, my balance went from $300+ due (made a payment), next month showed $600+ due (made a payment), this month shows $900+ due!!!!!! Instead of my balance going DOWN, it keeps INCREASING!!! This has to be ILLEGAL!!! Honda keeps adding money to my auto loan as if they are purposely trying to prevent me from paying off my car!!!!! The customer service is rude, they hang up in your face when you ask for a manager. DO NOT FINANCE ANYTHING THROUGH THESE CROOKS!!!!!!!!

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    Reviewed June 23, 2014

    I fell behind on my payments on my car - No excuses although I did have a lot of financial issues and strife. The whys are not important- at this point I am an adult and I realize that it was my responsibility to make my payments and I didn't do what I was supposed to do regardless of the whys. So as luck would have it - I had a guy in a tow truck show up at my house to take my car and I told him to leave it alone that I will contact Honda and have the entire balance taken care of (I was refinancing the loan). The guy refused to leave it and took it anyway - SC Laws state that if I tell him not to take the vehicle then he has to leave my property and leave the car- then Honda would have to take me before a Judge). So a friend of mine told me about 30 mins after this happened.

    This same friend said that he broke the law by taking it after I told him not too and he refused to even let me get anything out unless I agreed to give him the key - I am not fighting over this so I cooperated because I needed my baby's car seat and I wasn't current on the SC Laws. Besides that I had already told him NOT TO TAKE IT AND HE DISREGARDED ME COMPLETELY AND CONTINUED TO HOOK IT UP... He was a huge man and I felt very threatened by him and I was in my robe alone - I went in and got my husband who ALSO TOLD HIM TO JUST LEAVE THE CAR and pretty much told him we were paying the loan off... The guy ignored him all the same and said well they give them back every day - once you call them they will work it out with you and then you can come get it - handed us a card with NO ADDRESS ON IT....

    I then contacted Honda and asked what I could do to rectify the situation... They advised the only OPTION I had is to pay off the loan (a little over $21K). I said fine- so my husband went to his bank and got a loan for the value of the car within 3 hours ($19,700). So I contacted Honda and asked them to please send a pay off letter. They did but of course there is negative equity so I asked them to please advise me what the payoff is with all the fees etc so that I could pay this and then the bank would cut a check. They advised me the amount which was approx. $1600.00.

    I went immediately and sent a money gram to them paying this amount. I then contacted the loan officer back and told him that this was paid. Honda REFUSED to send the loan officer with Bank of America anything advising that they received the "negative equity penalties, fees etc." They played games telling Bank of America that the payoff was the same AS IF I HAD NOT PAID A CENT. I faxed Bank of America the money gram receipt and ONE NICE REP with Honda agreed to call the loan officer and SHE GAVE HIM A VERBAL payoff. So the loan officer sent us the contract over night and we signed it and overnighted this back to him- he in turn contacted Honda and advised that he was sending them the remaining balance $19,667.00 via UPS. This all began on a Tuesday morning and the check was cut on Friday morning...

    Monday morning I contacted the loan officer and he provided the UPS tracking number and I called Honda and a rep Amber checked the UPS website and found that the check was delivered to their office this morning. So HONDA IS REFUSING TO RELEASE THE CAR... They are saying that they now have to wait DAYS FOR THE CHECK TO CLEAR. This is ridiculous- meanwhile AFTER THEY RECEIVED THE NEGATIVE EQUITY MONEY GRAM THEY SENT OUT A LETTER STATING THAT THEY WERE SELLING THE CAR AT AN AUCTION - which makes NO SENSE because they never even sent out the SC Required Notice of Intent. I have been reading all of these reviews and I PRAY TO GOD that an attorney contacts me asap so that we can PREVENT THIS COMPANY FROM DOING ANOTHER LIVING SOUL the way that they have done SO MANY PEOPLE.

    Now I am in fear that they are GOING TO JUST REFUSE TO RELEASE THE CAR. I told my husband that I do NOT SEE HOW they can do this - it does not make sense because it is basically a NEW SALE and we have a new contract and they have the cash since Tuesday for the negative equity and fees and they have the check from Bank of America... Meanwhile the fees at this mom & pop shop THAT ILLEGALLY TOOK THE CAR FROM ME TO BEGIN WITH IS RAPING ME IN STORAGE FEES-- I TOLD HIM NOT TO TAKE IT AND I WAS RIGHT THERE BEFORE HE EVEN GOT OUT OF THE TOW TRUCK - they are charging $50.00 personal property charge plus $25.00 a day everyday they have it. THIS CAR ISN'T HONDA'S PROPERTY SO I NEED TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I CAN DO.

    I think that we should get Bank of America to fax us a copy of the check, get the UPS tracking information showing the delivery date, time and a copy of the money gram and just take all of this and the signed contract with the police to the tow company and force them to release the car. HELP HELP HELP HELP Honda already charged me $505.00 for that tow situation - and now I am going to have to come up with another $300.00... So I paid them $21,492.00 within 72 hrs AND THEY ARE STILL HOLDING THIS CAR... PLEASE HELP. Also I hear that if you do a 30 pay off on any loan NO MATTER WHAT THE SITUATION IS THAT YOU GET A REBATE - I really need some help.

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsStaff

    Reviewed May 23, 2014

    Honda calls when a payment is late more than three times a day (I thought the rule was maximum 3 calls). Even when you make a payment arrangement, they still harass you. Furthermore, why is it that they (Honda Financial) can record your conversation and customers are not allowed to do the same? When I advised the representative, Cynthia in the call center who has no last name and no extension, that I too was recording the conversation, she said she would have to hang up because this is not permissible. I honestly don't understand how they are allowed such leverage.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed May 13, 2014

    We decide to buy out the lease on our 2011 Honda Accord after getting the run around at Grainger Honda Savannah GA to purchase a new 2014 Honda Accord. So I called Honda Financial Services to get the forms and find out how much the pay off was for the 2011 Accord. After getting the information and forms, I completed the forms, mailed a check in a UPS overnight envelope as suggested by Honda, and wrote a letter saying where to send the title, plus included a prepaid overnight UPS envelope for the return of title. Also called Honda Financial and told them what I was sending and asked that the title be sent to my mailing address in Georgia using the prepaid envelope. No problem they said.

    They received the letter, cashed the check very promptly. Today I called to see when they were sending the title. Honda said mailed it yesterday (May 12th 2014) by regular mail to my address in Florida. The supervisor, Anthony, told me that despite receiving the letter, check and phone call they sent the title to the wrong address but that I could not get another title for thirty days as per the company policy. I am furious as I did everything to make it easy for them not to mess up. Honda has the money and I don't have the title, due to Honda's total lack of attention and incompetency.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed April 6, 2014

    Honda came and took my vehicle sometime after midnight. They never called to say this is what they were going to do. I would have wanted to speak with a human person if this is what I was going to do. I know they look at like you owe them money and they do not care that you are having your financial problems. Then they add all these crazy charges to the whole mix that you do not even want to work with them at all. They are not nice. I have bought a few Honda vehicles in the past and paid them off in full. This was my fourth vehicle. I am a widow on Long Island struggling to work two jobs. Now what???

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    Reviewed March 19, 2014

    I have been a very loyal Honda motorcycle owner for 20 years. My parents were, before me. I have paid off 4 loans through Honda Financial Services over those years. Never a problem, I always paid on time. Recently, I went through a divorce, forced to file bankruptcy, then was laid off. Through it all, I still managed to make my payments on my motorcycle. This year has been such a cold winter, I had to choose between keeping myself and daughter warm, or paying a bike payment. I chose heat. I was only $600 behind on my payments, only had 23 payments left to make on my motorcycle. A tow truck showed up, on the weekend, and took my motorcycle. I was in disbelief! Honda Financial has no weekend hours, so I was unable to stop the repossession. The tow truck driver dumped my bike in my driveway and damaged it. I don't want it back now. When I was able to get a hold of them, they were unsympathetic and made no attempt to allow me to rectify the problem. I can proudly say I'm no longer a Honda customer and NEVER again will be!

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    Customer ServiceCoveragePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed March 1, 2014

    Well, as my subject states, I am beginning this review declaring that I am on default on the financial side. Having said that, I will let you judge the context of it. Honda contacted me several times about the default payments on both of my cars. They had a couple of months of default after me being on time for 2 years on every single payment, making me eligible to trade in my Honda Pilot for a new one last year, which I did, giving a lot of profit to them. Well, I never let them down or stop contacting them until the end of last year.

    The reason was that I have been working with law enforcement for being targeted for terrorism and a black ring who is persecuting me whatever I go, specially in my last residence, which is the main reason I had to leave as quick as I could and also why all my finances and business crashed. So, they called about my other car which my ex-husband drove and I gave them the address to repossess it in case I couldn't recover from this ordeal. After that, I was going from hotel to hotel as I am still doing as a result of having lost everything because of the criminals, so, I needed my car for everything, from moving to place to place and carrying my child and pets as well, that being the main reason I didn't contact them, coupled with the lack of money and hopelessness of my situation.

    I was honestly thinking that somebody out there would help me through all of this and that law enforcement would do more to only being met with frustration. My plan was to do something to at least save this car making one or two payments, as soon as I could, but things were going slower than I thought they would. After that, I received a voice message from a private investigator who left a number to call and said it was an emergency. I called, only to realize that was a person working for Honda. I never quit the call as I could, because that is not my way of acting. I thought once I had talked with them I should continue and finish the transaction.

    I got very distraught because I am already going through so much unjustly and started crying for the thought of losing my only way of transportation and decided to share all my personal problems involving my lack of payments with this woman. Her name is Linda ** (1-800-856-4686). She "pretended" to be very compassionate and even shared some of her own personal struggles with me. It seems like she was always trying to contact Honda and I had to wait several times on the line because she would say that she was having problems with the connection. Later, I just realized that I was being tricked by this person who was very unethical.

    After asking her if I could at least pick up my son at school and maybe do some errands, I told her that today she could get the car around 5pm, or if it won't make a difference to Honda, she could ask them to send someone tomorrow. I also told her my telephone number and the place I was at and then proceeded to negotiate the time guaranteeing that I would provide the address later. What I didn't expect is that once again (this has been my experience with Texans overall), I was being deceived with a cover of gentleness and compassionate spirit. She then asked me what I would think if the car would be repossessed the very moment we spoke, that is when I told her that it would be very cold of Honda and she then proceeded to defend their behavior saying that they were the most compassionate and friendly people.

    So, I rested assured that we were reaching a deal. That is when she gave me this number and name to call and talk about all the problems I shared with her (yes, she is the devil, not less than that), saying that this guy would work with me. His name is Adam and his phone number is **. I spent a long time talking to her and missed two appointments, but thought it was needed. After that, she told me to call her back after talking to Adam. I called Adam and waited another long time until he was able to answer, but, then I realized that I didn't even need to go to lengths to share everything because just in the beginning of my intro he told me bluntly and coldly that the car had been repossessed as we spoke.

    I never ever thought they would do that after all that conversation. Maybe I am too naive to think that there are still decent, ethical human beings in this horrible, evil city (Dallas). So, I looked through the hotel parking lot and never saw the car again. I am still here, alone, helpless, stuck with my child and pets and at mercy of the next abuse to me and my family which are almost getting used to that, until I am able to depart from this state forever. I will be well one day, and one thing is for sure, I will ALWAYS share a negative experience with Honda whatever I go to.

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Jan. 22, 2014

    I have sold Hondas for over 12 years and had the opportunity to buy me and my wife Our 1st New car financed with Honda. I have gotten such a bad taste in my mouth with dealing with Honda Finance I will never attempt to get a vehicle financed through them EVER and will not sell Honda's financing due to the miscommunication their departments have with each other. Yes we were late due to family emergencies no more than 45 days but was in contact with them. Only $600 was owed and $393 due in 14 days. I made a $300 payment and the remainder the next day for a total of $1000 above what was owed. My full payment was not accepted, only the full buy out of the loan would be required. I went to my Credit Union got them to agree to refinance it. Until Honda told them they just repossessed it and that killed the refi.

    We were willing to pay the full amount of the loan. They said no. We were willing to pay past due, the next payment as well as the additional charges of the Repo company without them even getting the car and they still said no. I will be writing the credit bureau EVERY month to fight this neg mark on our Credit. I already have 24 copies of the letter going to the Bureau and they have to investigate it each and every time it comes over. Same way they have loopholes, I have a few of my own. I have every supervisor on tape as they had me on tape.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 19, 2013

    I pay for Honda care and my dad took our car to get inspected because when I step on the gas it like trembles. It's 2013 Honda accord. So when he gets there the person from maintenance is instantly rude and tells my father that if the car has any problem, that we have to pay for repair parts and we must pay $110 just to inspect it. Doesn't my Honda care say I'm paying for repairs and even if wouldn't it's on lease. While all this occurred I was actually speaking the maintenance person through the phone. She was so rude. I'm just so unsatisfied with this service. Btw this dealer I went to is the airport Marina Honda dealer. I don't advise to go there. That hasn't been the first time I get rude service.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2013

    I had a car financed with Honda Financial Services. After a year and a half to 2 years, my money ran out when I was out of work. The loan was charged off. When I found work, I tried to work something out with them. No luck. Sent letters, no response. Asked an attorney to send a letter, no response. Always would only accept payment in full which I did not have. I tried in good faith to get my loan out of charge off status and failed. Never got lied to or rude representative but they were absolutely unwilling to work anything out once they charged off the loan.

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    Sales & MarketingPricePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Oct. 24, 2013

    First time financed with this stupid scam company. Every payment I make is on time but they charge their extra money because they hate to see I'm paying online & not letting them charge late fees. I got fed up & refinanced & I hope nobody takes a loan from them because you guys will be in depression so much in tension & make you crazy

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    Staff

    Reviewed Oct. 5, 2013

    Scam Maintenance/Service/Warranty Loans on piece of junk car that the dealership was supposed to take back. Unlicensed, incompetent Criminals at Honda, whatever name they use... Stay away!

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsPunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 17, 2013

    My husband filed bankruptcy only. I am primary on loan. Honda told me he didn't have to reaffirm because he was not primary and his bankruptcy attorney agreed. After his discharge, they closed the loan on his credit report but refuse to send me statement or let me mail payment or do autopay. When dealing with Honda's staff they were rude immediately to me. I have paid this loan and have never been late even during my husband's bankruptcy. They stated he should have reaffirmed. I pointed out that, and it's on file with them, we were advised he didn't have to reaffirm. When I questioned that point, the customer service rep immediately was defensive and told me I was out of line. Hmmm... caught them in a problem, didn't I?

    When I further questioned why I couldn't get statements she told me if I continued to ask questions, she would disconnect. Then, she hung up. I called back in and the second rep was much more pleasing but he stated since there was no reaffirmation, I had to deal with way it was. He confirmed notations on the account in April. He told me if we are a day late, they can repo and they now are charging late fees if we're a day late. My contract doesn't have a late fee clause on either side of paperwork. He said it didn't matter. It doesn't make sense. When I continued to question, because I really didn't understand, he got upset and said if I didn't ask him a different question, he would hang up because this question is resolved. It wasn't!

    I asked politely for a supervisor and he said they don't have any. I questioned that and he finally said that they don't take calls. I asked to leave a message. He said if they felt it was important, someone might call me back. We've turned this over to my husband's bankruptcy attorney. They are violating contact law by hiding behind bankruptcy law. If you aren't business or contract savvy, don't get in bed with this institution. They will rob you blind and break laws without you even realizing it.

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 31, 2013

    Leased a vehicle, dealership quoted a monthly payment amount and I signed. Honda Financial sent documents later in the mail with wrong payment amount... Dozens and dozens of emails and then phone calls, received snail mail with proper amount on first page and wrong amount on lease agreement... More phone calls... btw to uninterested and arrogant people, who steadfastly refused to listen to me BECAUSE THE LEASE AGREEMENT HAD THE RIGHT AMOUNT and mine was wrong. Send letter from leasing dealership with right amount... Got letter from HF. This goes on for over a year. I just sub leased the vehicle and gave the people taking over the lease a letter received 14 months later indicating the right payment amount in case they had a problem. When they went to sign the lease, take over the WRONG AMOUNT was on the agreement... Never seen such indifference or incompetence. Will never deal with HF again... Ironically, the car we leased was outstanding...

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    PriceStaffEase of Use

    Reviewed Aug. 17, 2013

    I financed a motorcycle 3 years ago at a great interest rate. I made payments on time, sometimes a little bit ahead of time, and often added a few dollars more when I could. I found the website easy to navigate. I found the contact with live people at the other end very helpful, and when I closed the account, they invited me back at any time for a loan in the future, with the option of preapproval before I shopped anywhere. Great Service!

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    Punctuality & SpeedOnline & App

    Reviewed July 27, 2013

    I've had a lease for 2 1/2 years, which I've paid consistently while I was in school. For the last few months, I've had difficulty paying. I was 51 days late and paid one payment online, which now left me being 20 days late. Sometime, the next morning after posting this payment, my car was repossessed. I got no notice from Honda; nothing on the website stating my car was scheduled to be repossessed. All of my personal belongings were in the car. I had to drive two hours to retrieve everything, including my wallet and license, inhaler and prescriptions. Now, Honda is saying I have to pay $350.00 towing fee, $20.00 a day for storage, $30.00 to retrieve my belongings, plus excise tax and two payments, which amount to close to $2500.00. If I can't do that, they're going to expect me to buy the car outright, or owe the rest of what they believe the car is worth, after it's auctioned.

    This whole thing has been a nightmare! Pretty scary that you can't be a little late and your whole life is turned upside down by this company! They told me it was my fault and they didn't have to notify me because it's a lease. I will never lease or purchase a Honda again, which is too bad because I really liked my car.

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    Contract & TermsPrice

    Reviewed July 24, 2013

    In 2007 I purchased a Honda Civic SI for 21500 dollars from a Honda dealer in Clifton, New Jersey. Around the same time I started to wear reading glasses and believe me it was a life changing experience. I specifically told the sleaze of a salesman the deal was final and nothing was to be added to the car. I showed up to pick the car without my reading glasses and that was my first mistake because the sleaze added 2000 dollars of garbage that I did not want. When I realized what happened I went back to the dealer. I found out the dealership was sold and I was out of luck. This gets even better. A year later I lost my jobs and I had the pleasure of dealing with Honda finance. They are the most unethical ** I have ever met. They represent what America hates about the banking industry. I have one more payment to complete my contract to them and I also found out I owe them another 800 dollars of added interest. The next time I need to purchase a car it's definitely not going to be a Honda and I will never deal with Honda finance ever again.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed July 1, 2013

    I wasn't able to make payments on my car b/c I was out of work for a while. Anyway, I won a lawsuit and I now have the money to pay off the total balance of my note. I spoke with a rep at Honda Recovery and they said once I make the full payment with MoneyGram, to call them with the reference code and within 3-4 weeks, I will have the title and lien saying "Paid In Full" sent to me. Reading some of these different websites, I am hearing horror stories of people who have paid their car off and Honda either refused to send them the title and that they had to pay more fees and/or sent title but then left it on their credit as a charge off, which significantly has had an effect on their credit.

    I'm now nervous to send these people my $7,500 and end up not getting the title to my car. Should I get a lawyer before I send the money?? How can I leverage with this company so that I can pay my car off, definitely get my title, and ensure they report it to the credit bureaus as "Paid in Full", not "Charge Off- Paid in Full"???

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    CoveragePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed May 17, 2013

    I leased a Honda and provided our insurance company. The insurance company was contacted. We were told our car was covered. No problem and we could take our car. Three months later we got a letter from Honda Financial Services stating they required higher premiums. We had full coverage $30,000 bodily injury each person, $60,000 each accident, $27,000 property damage each accident. They wanted $102,000 each person bodily injury, $302,000 each accident, $52,000 property damage each accident. Outrageous! We were never informed of this information when we leased our Honda. Three months later we are being informed. Not right!

    It is a $900.00 increase on our insurance bill! What a surprise! I think it is wrong and very deceiving not to explain or disclose this very important information when signing final papers. Very disappointed with Honda Financial Services. They were not willing to assist us with our concern that this information was never disclosed to us. Why such high premiums when we already had full coverage, and what the state requires? Why were we told our insurance was accepted with no problems?

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed May 3, 2013

    I leased a car from Honda last month. Today, I went online at Hondafinancialservices.com and posted payment for May 17 as it is my date due. I received notification that my account will be charged today. I called and spoke to the supervisor and she said that they cannot help me to cancel this transaction, to call the bank. So I called Chase Bank and they asked for $30 to stop payment. Where I am going to with this new Honda car? Why so complicated and not helpful? Why? I am so angry at Honda, Chase is another story; I'm not happy with them either. No one can help? I will complain to BBB, so maybe they will provide better online payment site, not confuse people like me.

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsPrice

    Reviewed March 29, 2013

    I have a 5-year contract agreement with Honda Financial Services. I have paid off the entire amount of my loan and this company is refusing to mail my car title. Each time I call, they are trying to duke more money from me. They advised that if I do not pay what they asked, they are sending out repossession so they can take the car and sell it to an auction. I spoke to a Luke who advised that they'd rather get the car back from me because if they sell it to the auction, they will get more money off the auction price and what they have got from me for over the 5 years. This is a violation of contract. I need my car title and I am not giving this company anymore money. This is becoming too much now.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 14, 2012

    We were three months behind on our 2004 Honda Pilot. I called Honda Finance on 11/2/12 to catch up on payments. A guy called Chris was assigned our case and informed me it was due to be repossessed, but if I paid him that day, it would not be. I paid with a check and got a confirmation # that it was done. We were away for the weekend the following week, so a whole week had gone by without any communications from Honda Finance, so we assumed everything was okay. Needless to say, upon our return, the car was gone. I immediately called the sheriff as we initially thought the car had been stolen from our rural, gated, “No trespasser, beware of dogs” posted property. Alas, it had been repossessed.

    I rang my bank to find out why the check had not gone through. They informed me that Honda Finance had never tried to collect it. This seemed weird, so I tried to contact Chris; and when I asked him what happened, he proceeded to stonewall me with the fact that the car was now in the hands of the recovery department and that he could not assist me. We have our car back now after paying all the late fees, repo fees, and the inconvenience of not having my wife’s family car, which is to carry our three young kids. Is there any way we can be compensated for this?

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 4, 2012

    March of 2012, I received my monthly statement that I have nothing due for the month so I did not pay anything. April comes and I have my regular payment due. I paid that amount as well as May. In June I had a little problem on money and I did not get to pay it until 3 days, after the 10-day grace period. The next bill came up with a late fee, but I paid that June, July and August. The funny thing is they were telling me that I have a past due of $29.01, the exact amount that I have been charged for the fee, but I paid my regular car payment for the exact amount both month. September they are charging me my regular car payment plus $115.35 past due amount when I have been making my car payment exactly how much it was except for the late fee of $29.01. I called them and it was under review.

    I waited for a month for the response and they told me that it was from last year that they took the late fee and now I am behind on my regular car payment, which I told them I did not understand because when I got my tax return, I made sure that I was up to date that's why my statement from March says I owe nothing. So, they did another investigation. When I called back a couple weeks later because I did not receive any calls, they told me that somebody closed it so they opened it again and told me that the first review was not right, that they would just go from March until now. She said that she needs a second opinion on it and she'll give us a call back. They called a couple weeks later and told me that I owe them $115.35. I told them that the account is still under review and they were like "Oh yeah, I see that now."

    They transferred me to a supervisor named Joseph; I think that was his name, but it's a different story now. He was like, "The last five years that you have been making payments, you were not been making it the exact amount and we do not count those as late. That's why it just keeps on adding up!" I was like really? I have been making my payment the exact amount or if not $300 here and the next 2 weeks, $281 - that would make my monthly payment exactly how much it costs. I also told him that why is it in the month of May I supposed to be paid off, that I have nothing due! If that was the case, I could have paid that $115.35 to be up to date. He said that "Those small amount doesn't count as late payments." I said, "But it does now?!" It's so frustrating talking to them because they don't want to hear what you want to say and he just said that all we can do is pay for it.

    Now it's on my credit and he said that it was my fault! I've been talking to them for months and this is all they're going to tell me, just to get money from people. This is not a threat but I will consult a lawyer for this. If it's not only me that has a case and they're doing it to everybody, this is just not right. I will pay for that $115 so that it won't be on my credit, but I will fight for this. You guys are taking money from the family that has kids to support. It should have been for their food, for the things they need and now it's going to Honda Financial Services. I would never get a loan from here anymore. I got one year left to pay off this car and I'm done with Honda forever! I'm not even recommending them or buying it for my kids! They're just adding to my stress!

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    Customer ServicePriceStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 6, 2012

    Honda vandalism. No more Hondas! This letter is to chronicle the terrible treatment we received from Honda Finance in the last month. In July of this year, we were down to 4 payments left on our 2007 Honda Odyssey. In July, Honda Finance called us and asked when we would make a payment and I said next week, which I did on July 17. I made a payment of $768.85. This left 3 payments plus fees. On July 18, Honda accepted the payment from our checking account. However, on July 19, we found that our Odyssey had been dragged from our driveway and was repossessed. Furthermore, we couldn't receive any information from Honda where it was and how we could recover it. Only by calling the police could we get the truth that it had been repossessed.

    Furthermore, Honda wouldn't answer our questions for 10 days on how much we needed to pay to get the car back, so we had to pay $25 per day for storage or $250. Finally, we gathered the information that it had been taken by American Recovery at 2:30 in the morning and transported 45 miles to Ft Myers, FL. The person at Honda Finance, April **, said that we would have to pay the full remaining amount plus the $768.85 that we had already paid to recover the car and that the car was already scheduled for auction. They said they were refusing to accept the last payment we sent and would return it to us (this is obviously a tactic to make it hard for us to make the payoff so they could profit by auctioning this car that only had three payments due). However, even though they accepted the payment on July 18, now on August 6, they still haven't returned our money and have lied repeatedly that they were returning the payment.

    We paid the car off on July 27 and recovered it that day, immediately after receiving the information from Honda. The remaining amount due on the car was $4,067.49, but they demanded $4,607.26 for us to recover the car. We believe this to be a careless (or deliberate) clerical error. American Recovery in Ft. Myers was very difficult to find. It was located in a dirty office in the corner of a warehouse that belonged to some other company and there was no sign or indication whatsoever that American Recovery was located there. After paying the only employee, he drove our vehicle carelessly out of the gate with the front splash guard dragging the ground, obvious damage due to the haphazard towing operation.

    Also, all of our possessions were out of the vehicle. He could easily have stolen items since I can't be sure that everything was there from such a large vehicle. They prepared it for auction already. The attendant slapped some tape on the splash guard so we could drive it home, but the part still needs to be replaced. The price was listed at $49.95 at Charlotte Honda in Port Charlotte, FL plus $30.00 installation. The wheels on the Odyssey now also need alignment, which they charged $79.95. This is a total of $159.90 in damages to our car due to the rough treatment received through American Recovery. We also suffered mental anguish of $100 per day for a total of $1,000. We require that they compensate our losses immediately.

    This is an obviously well thought out attempt by Honda Finance to take my family for thousands of dollars. The timing is perfect for optimum profit for them and I'm sure this isn't the first time they have used this scheme. They should be severely punished for trying to take advantage of their customers like this. I know I am no longer a customer of Honda. Thank you for your attention.

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    PriceStaff

    Reviewed April 20, 2012

    So far, I and my mom are in the middle of a dispute. I dropped her car at Honda last month and leased a new car. The dealer/salesman saw the car twice and said it was in mint condition. It had less than 5,000 miles on it with only a few scratches. He said not to worry, “We'll put you in a new lease. There are promotions going on.” I said, “What about the inspection?” He said the car was in great condition (a gem) and they'll keep the car at the dealership and they'll have it inspected there. That sounded reasonable. I've never had trouble with Honda or any leased car before so we said fine.

    Again, there was no damage. About a month later, my mother (I have authorization) got a letter from Honda Finance and said she had a cracked windshield and she owes $580. Outrageous! First of all, the car was near perfect. Secondly, if there was a crack, she has insurance and it would not cost anything and lastly, the salesman saw the car and said not to worry, the car was in great condition so there would be no problem.

    My mother is 87 years old and leased a new car happily. Now, she is so upset and suffers from ulcers and other maladies because of her age. She is devastated. Mainly because she and I know there was no damage at all. We do not know what to do. This is not what Honda is all about. I'm at the end of my lease in December and frankly, I'm not sure I'll lease again.

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    Contract & Terms

    Reviewed March 21, 2012

    AHFC charges me investigation fees in excess of $400 per incident. These fees were never mentioned in the contract. These fees are excessive when my vehicle has never been repossessed or an attorney has never been hired to collect what I owe. There are no attorney fees. AHFC maintains these excessive investigations fees are allowable under collection cost under section C of the VA written contract which states, you will also pay any collection costs we incur as the law allows.

    Section C states you may have to pay collection costs. If we hire an attorney to collect what you owe, you will pay the attorney's fees and court costs as the law allows. You will also pay any collection costs we incur as the law allows. Section D states we may take the vehicle from you. If you default, we may take, repossess the vehicle from you if we do so peacefully and the law allows it. If your vehicle. If we take the vehicle, you may pay redeem to get it back.

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    Coverage

    Reviewed Oct. 29, 2011

    The engine light on my 2009 Honda Accord (44,000 miles) came on, on my way home from work one night, so I pulled over immediately and called a tow truck as the temperature gauge indicated that the car was hot. Upon talking to the dealer (Tameron Honda in Daphne, AL) the next morning, they informed me that the power steering pump needed to be replaced. When I explained what the symptoms of the car were, they did a more detailed analysis and found a small hole in the radiator and a blown head gasket. The dealer informed me that none of this was covered under the warranty so I filed a complaint with Honda America, only to be told a few days later that Honda would not honor their warranty.

    After leaving the dealer, I also noticed some small dents on top of the passenger side fender right next to the engine compartment. When brought to the attention of the dealer, they refused to fix the dents as they claimed no responsibility for the dents. The dents were certainly not there prior to the car getting repaired. The engine light has come on again recently, so my car is currently back at the dealer getting repaired.

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    Reviewed Oct. 27, 2011

    Went to purchase a vehicle on trade in. Was stuck in the store with a pushy salesman for almost 7 hours. After it was closed at 10 pm, I had the option of lease to purchase shoved down my throat. At this point, I had to have a vehicle and was made to believe that this was the best option for me and that it would benefit me to lease for three years then have the option to buy. After the engine had a major problem due to the factory, no fault of mine, I decided to return the vehicle back in after three years. Dissatisfied service from beginning to end was a major contributor in that. I was sent a bill a month later for almost $13,000 on a leased vehicle that was returned back in with no damage only mileage put on it from the three years. This is outrageous!!!!

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    Reviewed Nov. 29, 2010

    Looking at their current online advertising about the cost of financing a Civic Sedan at 0.9 or 1.9%, they are doing the following: The lease rate for a 2011 model is at 0.9; then you go to financing at 0.9, it again will bring up the the 2011 Sedan for a 36-month term but when you go to the 60-month term, the model becomes a 2010 model. We consider this false advertising and ask that this be withdrawn from their advertising of any sort. The 2011 Honda Civic Sedan will be financed at 1.9% for a 60-month term.

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    Reviewed Sept. 21, 2010

    I called Honda Financial Services on September 20, 2010 to explain that our Honda 350 four-wheeler got stolen on or before the 23rd of August while we were in Oklahoma for our sons graduation of basic training in the Army. We were gone a week and returned to find the four-wheeler gone along with some tools and all our horse tack including saddles. They proceeded to let us know that since we were in good standing with payments we would not be penalized for the loss and have to pay the four-wheeler off immediately.

    I was shocked to find out that they are victimizing us again on top of being a victim of grand larceny to boot. The four-wheeler was not insured and the house insurance does not pay for motorized vehicles on the property. We were not aware that we needed insurance on the four-wheeler. Anyway, why would they say we had to pay it off now and not continue to make the payments until it is paid even though we do not have it anymore?

    I would have assumed they would have dropped a certain amount for paying it off early if that was what we wanted to do, not be penalized for being a theft victim and possibly being charged more. That's what they said. We thought it only right to let them know we no longer have the four-wheeler due to the theft. Again, I was shocked at their response, We even gave them a case number from the police report.

    I want the public to be aware that Honda Financial Services will charge you and make you pay upfront for a vehicle that was stolen if you have no insurance. They will not let you continue to make the payments on the vehicle until it is paid off. Honda Financial Services put a sour taste in our mouth and victimized us a second time.

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    Reviewed Aug. 23, 2010

    i recently fell behind on my payments, and when the finance company sent me a letter, I was able to send the money. It happened to be a week late. i continued to make payments, and recently started receiving refund checks in the mail. When I called the company to see what was going on, they said I was up for repo, and the only way to correct it, was to pay the whole loan off, and that isn't possible. I want to keep my vehicle, but how can you when they just want all the money. They won't even work with you. This is unbelievable.

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    Reviewed June 9, 2010

    I went to lease a car from Honda. They had a promotion, "No first month. No down payment." All that they required was payment for taxes, license plate, ect., of course with good credit. The dealership ran my credit. I issued my insurance with full coverage. I signed the agreement and was under the impression that my full coverage would be fine I was allowed to drive the car off the lot.

    A month later, I received a letter regarding the lease agreement requirements, stating the inadequacies (car insurance). The Finance Manager at the dealership did not explain that my full coverage was not enough and would be denied because it did not meet their standards. The company is asking for $300,000 bodily injury.

    I contacted them on June 2nd and informed them that my insurance agent sent them a copy of the binder, which they denied. If they wanted their vehicle back, I was more than willing to return it. I as informed by customer service that the company wouldn't request the car back with the full coverage that I have. I would just keep getting letters from them in regards to.

    I received another letter yesterday, June 8, stating that I still have not met their requirements and as a result, they may consider my account to be non-compliant and may find it necessary to terminate my lease agreement, although I have been making my payments as promised.

    Be careful when dealing with car dealerships. Make sure you are asking questions especially when it comes to the insurance part. Your good credit may be at risk.

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    Reviewed Jan. 24, 2010

    Our leased Honda was not turned in on time (July, 2008). We had purchased a Saturn and they took the car. They failed to return the Honda on time and we were charged an extra month and late charges. We finally got Saturn to pay this charge but Honda lost the check. The salesman at Saturn could not access the check (going through a divorce) but gave proof (a bank statement showing the check cashed by Honda, which we have).

    Honda would not accept this and put us in collections. All papers were faxed to Honda Financial, but they would not accept this. They claimed it would be too much to look up the payment. We argued back and forth and cannot understand why they could not track the payment as we had the proof and date it was cashed and the correct amount. The salesman from Saturn could not get the check although we tried to get him to cooperate. It was a certified check.

    The last representative from the collections agency assured us that they would kick this back to Honda.

    We heard nothing for a few months and then went to extend our home equity loan and were turned down due to this lien on our credit report. We had no choice but to pay this charge again ($457.64). Honda now had two payments for this account and our credit is bad. They assured us that this lien would be taken off once they processed our payment, but it was not. We are still waiting, after calling them again. So our complaint is that our credit is ruined and Honda collected twice for this claim. We have all proof to show you. We would like our money back and the lien taken off our credit.

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    Reviewed Oct. 24, 2009

    My job I use to work for was out-sourced, so my payments for my vehicle was delayed after 6 months of being out of work, before that they were always on time. I got a job as a temp making 40,000 less than what my income use to be, however my payments for my truck where late. I spoke with a Sheri who works at Honda Financial who called my work number which she called stumpled across a work number that was not mine but at the company I worked for got to my mother who she did not know was my mother at the time or did not know me, she told my CEO to secretary to transfer her to a Bailey and she transferred her to my mother who Honda did not know at the time was my mother, they just told everything about my situation to a woman they had no clue was related to me in the company I am temping for. I let that go, because I knew because of my situation my car might be repossed, so I went over to my mother's desk who they did not know I was related to and spoke with Sheri. I payed a payment for my vehicle because my mother gave me the money, after that I received numerous calls at my job, after telling Honda I get off at a certain time and can not discuss my hardship at work, but they continued to call me at work. I paid 2 more payments which total 808.00 even though my home is in foreclosure to them to keep my vehicle. after I got out of the reposession phase (never received a letter when I was six months late)I continued to make a payment of 404 to become current with my payment eventhough I was financially struggling, but I need my vehicle to get to work and make money. I am now only 21 days late after making payments and trying to get caught up, Honda is now harrassing me, they have found my mother's work number, home number, and are calling her on a regular basis every hour. They are calling the CEO of where I work as a temp to tranfer her to my mother which they did not know it was my mother the first time they called. I might lose my job now because of this, my parents number was never on my lease, my work number or my mothers number was never on my lease when I brought this vehicle, cause I never worked for the company I was at when I got the truck. Now I receive a letter in the mail for Notice of Right to Cure-Lease, when I was late for 6 months I never received any letter, now that Iam paying I am receiving threats from Honda, this is harrassment and it needs to be stopped. They are harrassing my parents now calling their house every hour, and my mother's job who they are calling the CEO secretary having her transfer the call which she might lose her job because of this also, where my mother was never on my Lease as a contact, but they called the job which they never had a number because when I signed the lease I was not at the company so they looked illegally for a number of where I worked, but never had the clue that the person they were telling my financial difficulties was related to me. I want to sue American Honda Financial for harrassment, and defamation of character. I mean how do you catch up from being behind because of financial problems and then when you start paying you become a target?
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    Reviewed July 24, 2009

    The Honda financial corp representatives were calling me at all times of the night and early hours of the morning about my past due bill. I always pay my bill even if it is past due. I answered the phone and was very upset with him and asked him not to call me any more. He started to get arrogant with me and called me a lowlife who do not want to pay their bill. I hung up the phone on him. On July 16, 2009, I sent a past due payment of $288 to them and they refused the payment. On June 23, 2009, I sent a payment of $575.04. They refused the payment.

    If you look at my account, $587.04 would pay the account in full until the August payment. They refused the payment, they want me to send a payment of $813.38. I do not know why. I am very fed up with the harassment. I have paid my car note even when I was laid off from March 2009 till June 2009. This is all harassment because the representative I talked to did not like it when I asked him not to call my house anymore. I just want to pay my monthly payment and not get taken advantage by the representative of American Honda Corporation.

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    Reviewed July 14, 2009

    My 2006 Honda Civics lease had matured and I went into the dealership on June 1, 2009 to discuss my options. During that visit, the dealership quoted me a buy-out dollar of $10,775.83 and advised this payoff was valid until June 11, 2009. This is the dollar that the dealership (who twice later verified) was provided with by American Honda Finance.

    I then called American Honda Finance on three occasions to verify the dollar amount. One call was to verify the dollar; a second call was to obtain the mailing address; and a third call was to obtain the overnight address. On each occasion, I verified the total dollar payoff. I asked for something in writing for verification and was told that was not necessary. That is a laugh to say the least. I repeatedly asked both American Honda and Terri ** (sales rep) if there were any other charges (less Milford, CT property taxes) and was advised, “No, you are all set, Mar."

    One week following my overnight delivery of the check, I was advised by American Honda that I failed to pay the sales tax of $630.80. Obviously, I was stunned and interestingly enough American Honda has no record of my calls. I had earlier spoken with Jennifer, Jerayle, and Lisa. Further, the dealership refuses to play a role in providing me the misinformation. Their line is that I should have verified it with American Honda. I find that funny since both I and the dealership verified the dollar with American Honda. I know that I understand the difference between buy out and residual value, but apparently the dealership has no idea. I am also extremely disappointed in the way I was treated by Terri ** (sales representative), Marcin ** (finance), and Ed ** (C.O.O.). They refuse to accept any responsibility for the error. As a result, I have told this story to everyone at my large employer who has leased or purchased a Honda from our neighborhood dealership.

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    Reviewed March 16, 2009

    I was behind on my vehicle by possibly 32 days and they repossessed my vehicle without allowing me to reinstate with the one month past due. They told me that I can only obtain the vehicle by paying the total amount due or refinancing the loan within a week. I had been current when I first purchased the vehicle and due to hard times i may have fallen behind a couple of times but always managed to make payments. I put a lot of money down for the vehicle and now that is going on my record as a repossession.
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    Reviewed Jan. 13, 2009

    on july and august of 2008 i defaulted on my contract and my car was repossessed, although i am not complaining or disputing the repossession i am disputing what came afterwards. honda finance company allegedly sold my 2001 acura tl for $1700 to a private dealer only recovering enough to recover for repossession fees and auction fees. the after market rims alone were worth more than $1200 and all maintenance was performed on this car and i have records to prove this.what i am trying to say is that i believe honda finance company did not do all they could to recover as much as they could for this vehicle leaving me to pay a balance of more than what my original pay off was.i have requested a bill of sale from the auction but instead they sent me a soft copy work order. american honda finance are in my opinion rip offs. i do not believe any auction whether public or private would have only recieved $1700 for my car.kelly blue book values it in poor condition for well over $3000 and my car was worth so much more.
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    Reviewed Nov. 9, 2008

    November 10, 2008
    Mr. Stephen E. Smith Senior Vice President Financial Services American Honda Finance Corp 20800 Madrone Avenue Torrance, CA 90503 Dear Mr. Smith: I leased a 2004 Honda Odyssey from my local dealer in Avon, Connecticut, Hoffman Honda (acct# 45281422) and returned the vehicle there on June 19, 2007. The plates were immediately turned in to the DMV. All paperwork was filed in an appropriate and timely fashion, including the Lease Vehicle Return Receipt and Odometer Disclosure Statement. After turning in the vehicle I received a bill from Honda for the vehicle tax of $552.37. I contacted the Town of Simsbury tax assessor and was informed that since the vehicle was turned in on June 19, 2007 and the tax period is from October 2006 to September 2007 that I was responsible for $413.09 in pro-rated taxes. My security deposit of $274.99 was applied to my tax bill and I send Honda a check for $138.10. Honda continued to bill me for the balance of the taxes even though I didnt have possession of the vehicle. When I called Honda to work this out, they said they need the tax money to close out the account and then they would repay to me the tax overpayment of $139.28. I agreed. That was over one year and a dozen phone calls ago. This practice of collecting for a full year of taxes when only pro-rated taxes are legally required and then failing to make repayment is unethical. I look forward to immediate repayment of the tax overpayment of $139.28, plus 13 months of interest. Regards, Patty Mede 5754 Trailwood Drive Santa Rosa, CA 95404 mmede@comcast.net c: Department of Consumer Protection, Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, California
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    Reviewed May 28, 2008

    I have lease a 2004 Honda Pilot which I obtained at Honda North in Danvers, Massachusetts. This is my second lease with Honda, (the first was a 3 year lease of a 2001 Honda Accord). My current lease is due to terminate on July 1st of this year. My payments had been on schedule for this entire lease period until this event.

    In August 2007 the billing statement showed a "reversal" of $170.00 Property Tax bill I'd paid in April. Apparently they had coded it wrong and never applied it to the property tax. No big deal, except along with this reversal came 5 late payments all on the same bill, presumably created by this coding error (April, May, Jun, July, August). After several unsuccessful efforts to resolve this on the telephone with various customer service reps, all who promised to call me back, none of which would provide last names (Angela, ext 1341; Nick and Tim at ext 1327), I resorted to writing Honda on October 28, 2007 with my intention to withhold payment until this was resolved because every subsequent month this went unresolved, resulted in another late fee.

    On November 20th 2007 I spoke with Tim at ext. 1327 who promised to resolve the issue if I just paid the car payments owed while we were on the phone. In good faith, I paid the car payments I'd been withholding. However, Tim never followed through and again in December I received a statement with the late fees still on the account. I sent further correspondence on December 29, 2007 demanding that I get a response in writing and explaining that I am no longer willing to waste my time on the telephone trying to resolve this.

    I received no response, so on February 9th, 2008 I sent copies of the correspondence to two other locations I found on their statements.

    I did receive a letter dated February 19th, 2008 that said "Thank you for your recent request for payment history on your account with American Honda Finance Corporation". We have enclosed the requested information." The document enclosed had no title, was not a statement and was labeled "Temporary Internet Files". The document did show an entry for $173.51 for "Waive Assessed Amount", but I couldn't tell if this was a debit or a credit, and didn't reference any late fees.

    On March 14th, 2008 at 2:00am without any advanced warning the vehicle was REPOSSESSED without addressing my billing dispute, and without following proper legal procedures MGL Chapter 255. On March 16th, 2008 I received my April statement which did clearly indicate that the late fees were in fact waived. Unfortunately, this was after they repossessed my vehicle. On April 4th I was informed verbally by Kellee P. that my credit would be repaired by Honda Finance and I would incur no charges for the repossession or storage fees if I picked up the vehicle by April 7th, 2008 (which I did).

    On April 10th I received a letter dated April 7th that stated as a result of my failing to satisfy my contractual obligation, that my account balance has been charged off and has been assigned to the national Recovery Center for resolution. Due to the date of the letter, I believe that it was sent in error, but just to confirm, I sent another letter to Honda Finance Corp on April 21, 2008, asking for their clarification and informing them of the damages I have sustained as a result of thier negligence. Their response is still outstanding.

    I just received my May 10th Monthly Statement and its not even legible. It looks like they are now charging me for the repossession related fees that they promised to waive. I am now going to pursue in small claims court. The economic & physical damages that have resulted are: 1.) I had my car repossessed from my driveway at 2:00am with small children in the house and the entire neighborhood watching. I am a financial advisor and a few neighbors are clients of mine. NOT GOOD. This has damaged my reputation I am sure.

    2.) I had to borrow and rent vehicles. 3.) All the belongings in the car were inaccessible to me and my children. Because I am a single parent I was not going to leave my kids in the house at 2:00am while I went out to clean out my car with a couple of strange guys lurking around. 4.) I had to take time off from work to go get the car, impose on friends/family to do so since it was 2 hours away. 5.) Credit History Blemished.

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    Reviewed Feb. 27, 2007

    I contacted honda finance corp 800 457 9929regarding my honda civic 1998 for a lien release doc. I send them the copy of my title and talked to Stephanie, holli and debbie several times to send me the lien release ORIGINAL, because i want to clear the lien from my title.No response was ever recieved.

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    Reviewed Nov. 2, 2006

    I had experienced a recurring crack on the air bag cover. I have taken it to the Honda dealer every week thus far for the last 1 1/2 months. The crack has appeared while they had the car as well. No one knows why this is happening, including American Honda mechanics. Therefore, they can only keep replacing the horn. I have reported this issue as a lemon since there has been no similar reports so they say) and it is a safety issue since I have had the SRS light (airbags) go on during the time the crack has appeared. In addition to vehicle problems, I have also had problems with Honda Financial. I purchased my car 8/1/06 and sent in my first payment prior to the due date of 9/15/06. According to bank records, they received it 9/2/06. Around the beginning of October, during the time the 2nd payment was due, they sent me a payment notice stating they never received the Sept. payment. When they reviewed their records, they advised me the reason for the notice was because they were in the process of changing their accounts over and I was given a new account number. The customer service rep. stated she would switch the amount from the old account to the new account and the problem will be solved. Three weeks later, I received another phone call from Honda Finance stating my October payment had not been paid. Apparently, the issue was not resolved when they said it was! I was just so fraustrated with the combination of automobile problems and financial problems, I sold my vehicle and bought a Nissan.

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    Reviewed July 28, 2003

    My car is covered by Honda care extended warranty. I placed a claim to fix my car after a head gasket blew. There was a crack in the overflow coolant tank -- my thermostat was ruined and cracked the head. Honda is trying to place blame on bad care for car. I have several service receipts from Firestone, one about 30 days prior to the car breaking down. There was no mention from Firestone there were any leaks, low on fluids or anything.

    Honda Care told me they didn't need the forms "cause they didn't need them". They refused most if not all of my claim. I asked for a review. A manager claimed to look at the claim and without seeing anything other than his adjuster's report said their ruling stands. The dealership told me it will take longer to get my car fixed if I keep disputing. But I was told by the dealer "Honda Care will cover the whole bill, there won't be a problem." This is while they were taking the whole engine apart. Now I'm stuck with the bill.

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