Victory Honda of San Bruno

I had a good experience with Fady and Gorkem. He was extremely helpful and informative. It was my first time browsing cars and helped me every step of the way. Fady & Gorkem and Moose took time out of his day to ensure I had the best experience possible and they did give us the best price. Thank you.

My new vehicle had 4200 miles and Honda stated that it needed a software update to fix a bug. I went to Victory Honda for the update. Months later, when I was cleaning the trunk, I discovered that it was missing the jack and all the associated accessories. The software update at Victory Honda was the only service this vehicle ever had - so it's apparent that they took the stuff.

This dealership is a master at scamming customers. Saw the MSRP online and called to confirm. I was transferred to a salesman by the name of Leroy, whom by the way was kind. Right off the bat, he shared that by law they had to advertise the car as MSRP but in reality there is a markup. First red flag. Afterwards, he sent me the price out the door via text with the Markup and $2,500 worth of nonsense added accessories such Clear shield, wheel locks and ELO-GPS which I don’t even know what that even entails. I immediately said no thank you and told myself to never set foot at that dealership. Please do your research and never opt in for a Markup or useless added accessories. Only pay for what you want and not what the scam dealers want.

Alex and Jose manager they're not good people they cheat on you in the lease car ex For example, in my case they lied to me, hiding things that until after I signed, I realized the days I was deceived. For example, they sold me a new 2022 CRV for lease, they gave it to me for $45,500, which is worth $37,000. They put you like $7,000 or $8,000 dollars in things that they want to sell, I took them for 3 years, paying more than $600 soles per month with 3.6% interest, which left me a remaining $17,000 dollars in 3 years, which is a lie, they told me that, but not that, the car gave me If I buy it, it will cost $28,000 dollars, which they lied to me, be careful with this dealer and they sold me a sporty Honda Civic. I gave them a Ford explorer instead and after 3 years of reading they told me it's $11,000 which is a lie I'll have to pay about $24,000 for this car they cheat you be careful with this dealer. Another thing they do not tell you about the Miles that are only 10,000 per year if you go too far they charge you 20 cents per mile be careful with these people and the Honda Victory dealer in San Bruno the salespeople and general manager lie to you and hide many things

I just purchased a 2023 H-RV Sport. I am a first time buyer and Suhair was unbelievably helpful throughout the whole process. Suhair is a talented and well spoken women who will find the car of your dreams! Thank you to Suhair and the amazing team at Victory Honda!

I almost got beaten up by these guys for the car I gave up on buying. They obviously put psychological pressure on me and tried to sell the car. When I got a cheaper offer and bought it from a different dealer, they were very harsh towards me.there is a customer service

James was awesome and very helpful as always. He helped me find a car that suits my needs, my budget and my lifestyle. All staff was friendly too

I went to the Honda of San Bruno to get a maintenance for my car. The service advisor Joseph was very patient and through, answered all my Questions and provided great customer service, I will definitely go there again.

This place came highly recommended by my go-to car mechanic who wasn't able to fix the hatch back that wouldn't open and said only an authorized dealer should be dealing with the issue. I made the decision to bring the car in at 10 am yesterday. They told me to wait 2 hours until they diagnose the problem and they would call me. No one ever called so around 12: 15 I checked back and they told me they needed more time. (A courtesy call would have been appreciated). Fast forward, after another 2 hours of waiting, at around 2: 30 pm they came up with the problem and made me authorize an expensive part that was needed, but they said I would have to leave the car overnight unless I want to pay the hefty labor fee for putting the door panel back on then taking it apart again the next day. I said ok I will leave the car and pick it up today. A grouchy shuttle driver drove me home to San Francisco, that is the one star. Half the day was wasted and by this point I had a gut feeling that I should have never authorized the part and should have just brought my car home unfixed. Needless to say, they didn't call the next morning to give me a status, so at noon I call in. The front desk lady said no service advisor is available, and the one I was dealing with yesterday won't be in until Friday, a significant fact they didn't care to mention to me in the beginning. She took my name and number and said they would call. Did they call? You guessed it. At 1 pm I call again, another person tells me the same thing: no advisor is available. They took my name and number again and I made them promise to call within 10 minutes as it was already mid-day and I needed the car for work. Of course no call came, so I called again. This time a guy told me they found another problem and the part needed would be $800 which he would have to order by 3 pm to have it come in the following day. So now what started to be a $400 job is now over $1200 plus labor, and all of the phone calls had to be initiated by me, so if I don't inquire, I'm not even sure anyone would have ever told me what was going on with the car. By this time my husband lost his marbles and asked to talk to them. He didn't get much farther, but we made the decision to bring the car home unfixed. So we ended up paying for the part I initially authorized, plus labor. Maybe not a sensible decision, but we just didn't have a good feeling about the entire process and especially the customer service. All in all, I didn't receive one phone call from them, not even just a courtesy call saying hey, we are working on it, please be patient. I honestly don't even know if they would have ever called me with an update. I should have listened to my gut in the beginning, but as I said, this place was highly recommended, so I went there in good faith. I also wasn't impressed by the state of the interior, it was all dusty and dirty when I picked the car up.

Shop here if you like wasting your time and money.

I first came here to buy a new civic hatchback at the beginning of June. Due to the car shortage, I ended up placing a deposit down and was promised my car would arrive at the end of June. Little did I realize the amount of gaslighting I would go through.

Initially things seemed to be going well and from calls, the car I placed a deposit for was on track to arrive at the end of June. However, a few days before it was due to arrive, my sales person suspiciously told me there had been a sudden delay and the car was now expected to arrive mid-July. Mid-July comes the delay becomes the beginning of August, then mid-August, then September, and finally end of September. At this point I cancelled my deposit after contacting a different dealer and actually getting a car.

In short, when I was told my car would arrive at the end of June, at best this dealership was unable to procure a car for 3 months and simply lead me on for the entire time. At worst, they were simply selling my car and not honoring my deposit whatsoever while lying to me the entire time. From my experience, this behavior isn't even isolated to my salesperson, but comes from the general manager. If this sounds like the experience you want, then shop here. In my opinion these people are completely undeserving of your money and time. It's thanks to scum like this that car dealerships have terrible reputations.

Bad dealership, DO NOT PURCHASE CARS FROM THEM, I have purchased my first Honda Accord there, brand new and that's what I thought, but the car Odometer must have been played with I have had problems with the car since, Diffects and usage, the dealer ship used the car and the Odometer only says 10 miles on the car,

I had a good experience with Tyler Barros. He was extremely helpful and informative. It was my first time browsing cars and helped me every step of the way. Tyler took time out of his day to ensure I had the best experience possible

Don't come to this place

Management is rude. It's been a headache dealing with these people. I bought my car early May 2022 after talking to them since March about getting a new vehicle. I put a $500 deposit down for a specific color 2022 model and was told it would be coming in a month. After not hearing anything I called and was told the same thing again, and decided to go to the dealership to find out what's going on.

I spoke with Hernan the manager at the dealership and was told that whoever I was talking to is a "liar" and that the color I am trying to buy is "ugly" and "nobody wants that car. That's why there is so few of them. "
They were never able to get the car I had put a deposit for so I changed my mind after waiting so long, deciding on a basic color.

To purchase the car, I was pressured into buying several unnecessary accessories that cost $2000 altogether. On top of the $3000 markup.luckily this is not my first time buying cars and I was able to save myself from all the other b.s. Fees they were putting and trying to take advantage of me with.

You really have to be firm and be prepared to strongly negotiate because they will try their absolute best to take advantage of you.

They refused to refund the money for the accessories I'm not getting, even though the contract doesn't state anything about that. They threatened to cancel my contract completely because I wanted a refund.

They also didn't add the grease to the 4 doors and the hatch, which is a priority especially when purchasing a brand new vehicle. Now the car is making a loud squeak when I open the doors, rubbing against the plastic that's there and potentially damaging it. They're being cheap and charging way too much just so that they can "keep the lights on, " like the financial manager told me.

They're also the only Honda dealership in the Bay Area that doesn't offer coffee or water due to the pandemic.and supposedly they are struggling to afford it.

I would not recommend coming to this place. Their customer service and their service in general is unacceptable.

I recently purchased my 4th car (2022 Honda H-RV) at Victory Honda from James Tan who I’ve been getting cars from since 2014. As usual i had the best experience and he got me a great car for a great deal and I couldn’t be more satisfied. Big thanks to Victory Honda and James Tan for always providing great customer service and making sure i leave feeling great about my purchase.

I will put 0 if I can. Different people had perspective on the same issue, but I just want to share my story and you can decide to go or avoid this dealer.

This is my first time to this dealer, and I scheduled my car for oil change and multi-point inspection on last Thursday. They recommended me with some other fluid change but I rejected. Multi-point inspection looks okay besides those recommended fluid change. This morning (3 days later), I was pulled my the police for brake lights (both sides) not working. I checked the multi-point inspection, all light checks are green just 3 days ago. What's the possibility of having both lights going down within 3 days? Did the dealer really do the work? Then I went to the dealer for an explanation and wanted to have it corrected. The service advisor was very arrogant and said 'we did all the work and everything was good in the multi-point inspection. We don't know what you do to your car in the last 3 days, things can go wrong and we don't take liability on that'. I want to have them help corrected the issue, then the service advisor started to ask for diagnosis fee ($250).

What's the odd of having both brake lights off after 3 days of car service? You have your own answer, but I highly doubted if the dealer really did the check seriously. Other services? I don't know, and I hope they have changed oil correctly. They can get out of liability easily after your picking up your car and driving away. As a customer, should we always do our check to ensure all services have been done before we leave the dealer? If that's the case, what's the point of having dealer to do the work?

There are so many service shops or dealers out there. I personally won't recommend this one, unless you want to check that they do they work committed before leaving the dealer and deal with arrogant attitude.

Do not come here! If you're looking to buy a car, and you want to work with a fair dealership. DO NO COME HERE! I spent a couple of days messaging with one of their representatives about a car for my sister. Right now no one is selling a car at MSRP, totally understandable. I was informed that the car would have a mark up due to the current market (chip shortage etc.) also understandable. So these were discussed and expected, nothing else. My sister went in with my mother, they don't live near San Bruno, and it was a complete waste of time. I wasn't able to go in with them because I was busy. First they tried to give her 3.9 APR, which is a joke, then they got it lower 2.5-2.9, I don't remember. Then they had these "pre-installed" accessories that "came" with the car. My sister was looking to buy the LX Civic, standard model. She doesn't need anything fancy with the car. They insisted the car had to come with them, they were a part of the car and that they brought it from LA which cost them money. Getting a hold of a car is not the buyers issue first of all, second, these accessories are optional but they kept insisting. None of these things were not discussed with me when I was messaging the representative so all they want is to get you in and then rip you off. The representative that was working with me through messaging wasn't even in charge of the sale so I don't blame her but it's a terrible experience for my mother and sister to go though. Waste of time and money, don't bother coming here.

The worst place ever to be at.sales department will ripe you off, bad service and not helpful at all.they would rather waste their time talking to each other then helping you and they would keep you on wait for very long.the service department just sucks over all.