Used Cars for Sale at Berkeley Honda in Berkeley, CA

Jacob Raterman

Jul 11, 2021

This place is a joke. I should have known better than to take my old Honda Element here when I started noticing a weird engine noise and vibration. They charged me $200 for a diagnostic and then quoted me almost double what the vehicle is actually worth. I don’t care how friendly they are, they will overcharge you for every part of your repair: diagnostic, parts, and labor. A smaller independent shop was able to do it all for a quarter of the price, and with stellar professionalism and promptitude. Please learn from my mistake and never go here; you’ll leave with you wallet empty and your fillings missing.

Pamela Baldwin

Aug 23, 2021

I love the Berkeley Honda Family they are awesome. They take care me

Nazim Uddin

Aug 24, 2021

This is one of the worst Honda Service center where I have been to so far. Today I went for oil change for my Honda CR-V. The service rep was Amanda Lacerda. She told me it will be 2 hours. I said ok I will be back in 2 hours. I went back after two and half hours and found out my oil change was not done yet. The person who was helping me at that time said it will take another 2 hours. Finally after 4 hours they called me. It took them 4 hours for freaking oil change! Lesson learnt, I am not going back to this place.

Jaimie Baxter

May 28, 2021

Traded in my 2018 lease for a 2021 and it was an icky experience. And I’m still running into headaches 3 months later because the paperwork on my lease turn in wasn’t submitted before the car was sold, and now I’m getting tickets from the new owner as the car was still registered in my name. I love Honda’s, but will definitely go to a different dealership next time.

katie ferrari

May 21, 2021

TLDR: I came for a recall for my 2009 Honda Fit and was told I needed over $700 worth of work and they gave me a flat tire and refused to take responsibility for it. I brought my car here last week for a drive shaft recall. When I picked it up a few days later, they had done an inspection and told me it needed a lot of work and that replacing the spark plugs and fixing a leaking oil valve would cost $700 (classic dealership inflation). I left and had barely driven around the block when the low tire pressure light went off. I pulled over and checked the pressure on all my tires and found that, despite the tires supposedly being checked in the inspection, one tire was 10 pounds below pressure. I drove back to the dealership and they found a nail in it and offered to fix the flat for free. When I came back 20 minutes later, they insisted the flat was NOT from the nail, but from the tire pressure sensor being loose. They said the people who replaced my tires must have installed the tire pressure sensor wrong and that they couldn't fix it, so I needed to take it back there. I explained that I bought my tires NINE months ago, so if this was an issue, it should have arisen way before this, but they refused to do anything else to fix the tire. Never going back here. Update: I took my car to Torchio's mechanic downtown and they looked it over and told me NOTHING was wrong with it.