Hillside Honda

My partner and I had an absolutely outstanding experience at Hillside Honda, thanks in large part to the incredible service provided by Ashley Verdun. From start to finish, Ashley was knowledgeable, professional, and genuinely kind. She patiently walked us through all of the trim options, never once making us feel rushed or pressured, and encouraged us to take a test drive so we could feel confident in our decision. What truly set Ashley apart was her respect for our process. She even gave us the time we needed to go home and think it over for a full week before returning — no pressure, just thoughtful guidance and clear communication throughout. Everything was explained transparently, and there were no hidden fees or surprise add-ons, which made the entire experience feel honest and stress-free. We ended up purchasing a CR-V Sport-L and could not be more thrilled with both our new vehicle and the level of service we received. We are truly over the top happy with our experience and highly recommend Hillside Honda — and especially Ashley Verdun — to anyone looking for a smooth, trustworthy, and enjoyable car-buying process. Thank you, Ashley, for making this such a positive milestone for us!

Kenny, the manager, declined to sell me an EV, explaining that delivery after 09/30/25 would disqualify the vehicle from the federal tax credit. According to Internal Revenue Code § 30D (New Clean Vehicle Credit) and IRS guidance, eligibility is based on when a written binding contract is signed and a payment is made. If that occurs by Sept. 30, 2025, the purchaser can still claim the credit when the car is placed in service — EVEN IF DELIVERY HAPPENS LATER. Kenny also stated that “cars in transit don’t have VINs.” However, the dealership’s own website shows in-transit cars listed with VINs, color, and option details. Cars in transit and allocations can be sold under a binding contract because a VIN of assigned. In a shocking and rather comical moment, Kenny even read aloud a Honda corporate email that, in my view, clearly supported the IRS position — that “the contract must be signed by 09/30 to qualify”. It highlighted Kenny’s misunderstanding between “contract signing” and “delivery,” which are legally distinct. I found this episode embarrassing to witness. In my opinion, clearer training for sales staff would help ensure customers receive accurate information and that the dealership doesn’t lose sales opportunities tied to EV tax credits. I hope you enjoyed this review and that it is valuable to the community. Thank you for your attention in this matter, and have a wonderful day.

I purchased a car from hillside Honda from Muhammad and Danny they gave me price for 30,000k and later they modified the price and gave me for 35000k . Full of deceiving in pricing by the time it’s adding to taxes it was 39000k. Very manipulative behavior. Don’t trust them.