I would not recommend that anyone buy a vehicle from Fisher Honda. I recently leased a 2014 Pilot from them. When we first saw the car it had a clear mask put on the vehicle, for which we were charged $400 for. I later found out that I could've had a third party install an 18"" mask for $270 instead of the $400 I was charged for a 12"" mask. Shortly after we brought the car home we discovered that the clear mask was peeling up around the mirrors and on the drivers side fender. I returned to Fisher and had the problem areas repaired. I inspected the fixed areas and everything looked good other that a few bubble, which I was told was normal and that they would go away. Two hours after returning home we noticed that the mirrors and the fender would peeling up even more than before. I called the service center and asked for my money back on the clear mask so that I could have it done somewhere else. Since it was a Saturday I was told that I would have to wait until Monday to get an answer. After receiving no call on Monday I called the service center and was told that I wold receive a call from Craig Fisher, the owner. He didn't return my call until Tuesday. He said that he would only refund half of the money, $200. When I told him I wanted a full refund he refused and said ""this stuff just doesn't peel off."" He stated that many times. When I asked him if he was calling me a liar he said ""if that's the way you want to take it."" Eventually, I was refunded the full $400. I wish the story stopped there.\r
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After receiving my refund I took my car to a local shop that I have used in the past. I again asked him to remove the problem areas. When the installer/owner peeled off the clear mask on the mirrors and fender he noticed that when the original clear mask was installed that they scratched my paint with a razor when cutting out the pattern.I immediately took the car back to Fisher. There I met with Scott Chatten, the general sales manager. Scott down played our concerns and said that the scratches would just buff out, which he agreed to do at no charge. When I asked him what he would do if the scratches didn't come out, he refused to answer the question stating ""that's not going to happen."" He repeatedly told us us that we were making a big deal about of nothing and that ""this is so minor it's not even funny."" \r
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I took the car back on a Monday to have them buff out the scratches. Scott called me when it was done, and when I asked if everything looked good he said yes. When my wife and I pulled up we immediately started inspecting the car. Scott came outside as we were inspecting the vehicle and we told him that the scratches were still there. he told us that they would not do anything else until they spoke with the owner who is on vacation. He also said that since we took it to another place to repair the clear mask that they aren't sure if it was them who caused the damage. After, we got angry and I'll admit some choice words were used he threatened to call the police. It's people like Scott Chatten that make people distrust car salesmen.\r
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Since leaving we discovered two spots on the car that were made worse. It looked like the clear coat had been burned through on one fender and they completely removed paint from my bumper.\r
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We have filed a formal complaint with Honda and the Better Business Bureau.\r
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