Stephen Wade Honda

I was on a cross-country road trip and hit a piece of loose debris in the middle of the I-15 passing through the dessert. My car needed immediate attention or else I couldn't have finished the 1,600 mile drive to Chicago safely. Greg at Stephen Wade Honda was able to take a look and get it on the road again within an hour. He did a great job and we made it all the way to our destination without any issues! Thanks for the help!

Excellent service. Fit us in on a busy Monday and solved our problem. Scanned and cleared the check engine code, identified the problem and explained the best solutions. Got us back on the road in minutes. Prompt, and professional. Thanks again for such wonderful service and advice.

Buyer Beware. As it turns out, you don't have it made at Stephen Wade. Stephen Wade Honda is taking advantage of the vehicle shortage by requiring an accessory package that adds $3,000 to the sticker prices. I was shocked that this type of sales scheme is being used at a home town dealer. I contacted the dealer to place a deposit on a new vehicle and learned that the General Manager, Chris Bergesen, is forcing customers to acquire an overpriced accessory package that includes things like wheel locks and a cargo tray. If you are going to force customers to buy $3,000 in accessories, let them at least chose items they actually want. Thankfully, there are ethical dealers in Utah that aren't playing these games. They include Larry H Miller Honda, Stockton 12 Honda, and Ken Garff Honda. Just because you can take advantage of customers and that other dealers do, doesn't make it right. You can do better Stephen Wade Honda.