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Businiess name:
Hillside Honda
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
STAY AWAY FROM HILLSIDE HONDA!!!!!!!!\r
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Today I had a real experience as a customer shopping for a car. \r
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I walked into my old dealership, that I considered my alma mater in auto sales, Hillside Honda. I had come with my uncle, a recent flood victim of Sandy. The poor man just wanted to buy another minivan for his family.\r
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Expecting a warm reception, I received anything but. \r
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Unfortunately the general manager, Peter Petito is running that ship. As I went to shake this mans hand, he turned his back on me and then proceeded to have a salesman tell me that He won't sell us anything, and to leave.\r
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Why you ask? Because when I decided to move to LA, I decided to work for not just a familiar face out there, but my old boss from Hillside Honda, who decided to open is own dealership. \r
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The question I have is what does this have to do with flood victims? My uncle came to buy a car, and ultimately was rejected for no good reason.\r
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Again, as a sales professional in the auto industry
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