Power Honda

Wife and I Bought a brand new 2026 Honda Passport, our salesman was Uli, he did a phenomenal job with his costumer service! Was patient and efficient with us. He also was very kind, which now a days is not a common thing! Overall their facility was very clean, and that staff was very kind! Overall would recommend Power Honda over Lithia Honda in Salem, which we drove from Salem!

I had a pretty typical experience. I was lied to by Mason from the moment I walked in. I knew the car was at power in Salem but was told that it was actually in Albany so I headed there to check it out. When I got there Mason told me it was on its way from Sweet Home where it was getting detailed. (Weird) He said it will be here in a few Minutes. The car arrived an hour later supper dirty and not detailed. Pretty sure it was in Salem. I was told they would take care of a few paint repairs. I took the car in and only one spot was repair. I was also told they’d look into a second key for the car and give me a call, no call came. I have purchased in the past at power Honda and had great experiences even receiving free oil changes. (not this time)The deal I got for my trade and the price of t

Wow!!! I had such a great experience with the staffs at Power Honda especially Perez. That what a great dealership should be like. They were very professional, kind, knowledgeable, hassle free, and most of all they took care of me when I got there. I got the truck that I wanted and love it. I highly recommend Power Honda to anyone who wants to buy a car and needed a great experience. Thank you for a great service!!!

Massive shout-out to Travis and the team at Power Honda for rescuing my family from what was turning into a full-blown road trip disaster. I was driving home from Portland to Medford with my wife and three kids when my Honda Pilot suddenly decided it didn’t feel like piloting anymore. The transmission warning light popped on and the car refused to accelerate… which is not a great feature for a vehicle on the interstate. I managed to limp the car into an RV park like a wounded deer and had it towed after hours to Power Honda. Meanwhile, my family and I piled into a taxi with a driver wearing lead shoes and headed to a hotel while I mentally prepared myself for the kind of repair bill that makes you stare silently at the wall for a few hours. The next morning Travis called me. By that aft

Beginning with our call in for service, as the car showed maintenance A-14 was due. Explaining this to the service department, I was surprised to hear that it’s just an oil change needed. Made the appointment with no issues. Upon arrival for the service ‘appointment’, the waiting room was already full, but was told, “it’ll only be an hour.” So we hung around on-site. The wait was actually an hour and 45 minutes, when a service paper organizer (didn’t get his name, the guy who let everyone know that he’s way behind on sorting the paperwork), approached me from behind, with are you Propp? He then began to tell us that a bigger service is due, I stopped him. And asked why this wasn’t told to me when I had originally called for a service A-14. He became louder, as if correcting me, saying y