Mike Hale Acura

Never received an email back from them. Decided to drive there and had to go find someone to test drive a car. Sales person didn't show any interest since I was looking at a used car and not a new one apparently. I had to go find him to give him the keys back... just in passing he grabbed the keys and walked off. Very bad experience. Will buy elsewhere.

Unimpressed with service. Female service rep talking down to me was offensive. Just relocated to Utah and never ever have been talked down to at any Acura dealerships in Ohio/Atlanta and NY. I pray it isn’t like this throughout Utah Acura dealerships.

Every new SUV at Mike Hale Acura leaves with a "Cold Weather Package 2" consisting of floor mats a hard plastic cargo tray, and an inexpensive set of lug locks. My salesman mentioned it, but he made it sound like it was complimentary, never mentioning the cost of the package. Acura also has a package that has mudguards and floormats for $100.00 more They added a hidden charge to the base cost of the vehicle I purchased last week of $608.00 for the less expensive package. This was not entered on the accessories line, miscellaneous line, or build line, just money blended in with the base price of the new SUV. When I asked what the extra $600 was for, Jake told my wife and me for the floormat set. "Everybody gets it." Yes, and at a price that makes Mike Hale happy. I think people challenge this trick every day at this dealership. Well, my bad. I relaxed after I made the deal and let my guard down. Jake, you know very well the ONLY thing I would have gotten was the mudguards. Whether tech's best mats are about $250, with a bed mat. Lug locks like this are less than 15 bucks; they will be rusty in a year. Damnit, I detest throwing money away, but I was exhausted. I have little time left on this earth, and I am trying to make some security for my wife. There must be many dealerships that do stuff like this and worse and do not see anything illegal, immoral, or even working in a shifty grey area. Well, that's the gist of this complaint. I would feel a little better if you read the rest of my rant below. Thank you for going this far if you choose to stop now. My salesman, Jake must have thought it would be funny if I was forced to buy this stuff at $200 over Acura's current list price and then take satisfaction in sending my wife to the parts department to get the mudguards that are in Package One. They cost nearly $200 separately. Nice job Jake, my advocate. Had you been honest with me, the things I needed from you would have cost me under $200 xxx? I am literally at $800 right now. Nice job, very tricky. Don't shake a man's hand if you are stabbing him in the back at the same time. I owned and operated an automotive/industrial radiator shop for 40 years, and that is not the way I would "take care" of my customers. Why would Jake not offer me the better “All Season Package One” with splash guards rather than pushing "All Season Package Two" off on me at six hundred dollars? That is $200 more than if I had ordered them with a new car. Why would he fail to offer me the choice of package 1 or 2 when he had just sent my wife and son to the parts department to buy the OEM splash guards, which are included in option 1? Because you are charging me $605.00 for a set of floormats, a package that sells for $419.00 as an already overpriced order option is my guess. Folks, I seriously recommend that you go elsewhere for Accura Sales and Service. These salesmen are real pros, they know tricks you don't see, and they have no compunction about picking the pocket of an old man and woman. I wish my son had not left. The preceding is my own opinion and posted as a review of this company. It falls within my First Amendment rights. I gave you over a week to correct this.

I took my 2015 RDX in for brakes. The service rep pulled up the car fax and said I needed a timing belt, 4 x more $ than brakes. I got home and 2 days later the alternator went out ??. Another grand to fix that. I had a tail light out the rep said they would replace it no charge. They of course didn't replace the tail light. Called to tell them. VERY condescending. Unpleasant. Didn't even wash my car. Poor customer service Chris.

Mark is a fantastic salesmen. He is very knowledgeable about the vehicle. This was the easiest and smooths car purchase I have made. Mark even took time after they were closed to show all the features on our new car.

I got my Acura MDX as a xmas present. I am so disappoint, I got very few of the things that I really wanted in my new car as I had waited 5 years to get it. Because I needed a seven seater I could not get the advance package, but what the sales person did not bother say if I waited a month I could have the upgrades I really wanted. The day after buying our MDX I got a email saying the 2022 would be out on the 1st of February, we called the sales man and said we wanted to change the car for a new model and was told that we could not do that, we had not even picked up the vehicle at this point. I will never go to Mike Hale again.

Fabulous experience working with Mike Hale Acura. They have serviced my previous vehicle for years and due to their honesty and fantastic service I knew I wanted to buy my next car from them. They did not disappoint. I’m sure they gave me the greatest value for the best price available and I’m thrilled to have an Acura certified vehicle that I’ll continue to service at Mike Hale!

We purchased a 2007 Acura MDX and liked the service and customer service. We decided to purchase a 2020 Acura MDX again from Mike Hale Acura. They take good care of us, I recommend them.

Wish I could give zero stars... We drove down from Twin Falls to look at a GMC Yukon we found on KSL. It drove good, was clean and it was priced reasonable enough to drive down to take a look. After we test drove it we headed on our way to drive another car (private treaty sale also found on KSL). About 5 minutes after we left the dealership we got a call from Stuart, the sales manager. He asked what it would take for us to turn around and come purchase the car. I told him the price it would take, which he could not meet, so we continued on to look at the other car. He called us again and came down on the price, which at that time we liked the price of the car but had already made plans to go look at the other car. After some back and forth communication with the salesman Mark, I texted Mark and let him know we would buy the car at the agreed upon price. His response was, "Congratulations. When do you want to pick up the car?" I let him know it would be in a week or so, to which he responded with a thumbs up and said "Keep me posted as to when. Text me photos of [your driver's licenses]... then I can start preparing documents." He also asked for our insurance card, so I added the Yukon to our insurance policy and sent that over after Memorial Day weekend. All is well right??? So we thought... We are started on paperwork, working on completing as much as we can so we can go down and pick the car up without any hassle at the dealership. I was told that putting a deposit down would not matter in reserving the car (we were planning to pay cash and they knew it). While in the process of completing the paperwork, I got a text saying the car was sold. What?!?! How can you sell it to someone else when we have already started paperwork? I called Mark and he didn't answer, but he would text me. I was told that another family was coming to look at the car that night and buy it for the asking price. So essentially they stood us up in our agreement and sold it to someone who hadn't even showed up to look at it??? When I asked why they were able to sell it to someone else when we had started the paperwork, he told me that it was because we hadn't filled out the credit application online and so they didn't have our info verified, which is really ridiculous because we sent them our drivers licenses (as if that isn't official enough) and we were paying CASH!!! Why would the finality of the sale depend on a credit application? I'm sure if we had filled out the credit application they would have come up with another excuse, but I think the real reason was because the other customer was willing to pay full price and the car was "still on the lot" according to Stuart. Sad what the world has come to and what people are willing to do to make a buck... VERY VERY VERY FRUSTRATING for my wife and I as this was a car we had filtered out of about 300 cars we had sorted through for a couple months. I would not recommend this place at all, they have "SNAKEOIL SALESMEN" written all over them. If you walk in with cash and plan to walk out with a car I'm sure you'll be fine, but for everyone else, stay away!!!

Wish I could give zero stars... We drove down from Twin Falls to look at a GMC Yukon we found on KSL. It drove good, was clean and it was priced reasonable enough to drive down to take a look. After we test drove it we headed on our way to drive another car (private treaty sale also found on KSL). About 5 minutes after we left the dealership we got a call from Stuart, the sales manager. He asked what it would take for us to turn around and come purchase the car. I told him the price it would take, which he could not meet, so we continued on to look at the other car. He called us again and came down on the price, which at that time we liked the price of the car but had already made plans to go look at the other car. After some back and forth communication with the salesman Mark, I texted Mark and let him know we would buy the car at the agreed upon price. His response was, "Congratulations. When do you want to pick up the car?" I let him know it would be in a week or so, to which he responded with a thumbs up and said "Keep me posted as to when. Text me photos of [your driver's licenses]... then I can start preparing documents." He also asked for our insurance card, so I added the Yukon to our insurance policy and sent that over after Memorial Day weekend. All is well right??? So we thought... We are started on paperwork, working on completing as much as we can so we can go down and pick the car up without any hassle at the dealership. I was told that putting a deposit down would not matter in reserving the car (we were planning to pay cash and they knew it). While in the process of completing the paperwork, I got a text saying the car was sold. What?!?! How can you sell it to someone else when we have already started paperwork? I called Mark and he didn't answer, but he would text me. I was told that another family was coming to look at the car that night and buy it for the asking price. So essentially they stood us up in our agreement and sold it to someone who hadn't even showed up to look at it??? When I asked why they were able to sell it to someone else when we had started the paperwork, he told me that it was because we hadn't filled out the credit application online and so they didn't have our info verified, which is really ridiculous because we sent them our drivers licenses (as if that isn't official enough) and we were paying CASH!!! Why would the finality of the sale depend on a credit application? I'm sure if we had filled out the credit application they would have come up with another excuse, but I think the real reason was because the other customer was willing to pay full price and the car was "still on the lot" according to Stuart. Sad what the world has come to and what people are willing to do to make a buck... VERY VERY VERY FRUSTRATING for my wife and I as this was a car we had filtered out of about 300 cars we had sorted through for a couple months. I would not recommend this place at all, they have "SNAKEOIL SALESMEN" written all over them. If you walk in with cash and plan to walk out with a car I'm sure you'll be fine, but for everyone else, stay away!!!