Brett Reihs Jr.

Royal Kennedy

Oct 6, 2026

Google

Great dealership go see Brett Reihs salesperson . They gave me a great deal and buying experience !! 2023 Passport our 5 th car from Lia

Shirley

Sep 15, 2026

Cars.com

Great service, there team is the best. Alway respectful, they truly care about keeping my vehicle properly repaired and me safe.

Damien S

Jun 5, 2026

Cars.com

DON't GO, RUN! - Saw a car listed that I liked, so I went to test drive. - Car was disgusting, they hadnt cleaned it yet. But, I have kids and Im used to the mess, so I said fine. -Told me Im not allowed to test drive the car. -Got them to agree that test drives are OK but the car was on E and they refused to put gas in it. -Asked if I could drive 1,000 feet down the road to a Stewarts and turn around at least and they let me do that (refused to put gas in again). -SLIME: Was buying the car with cash, but they had me go back and talk to their finance guy about warrantees. Guy offered me a six year warranty I think it was. I think it was for about 5$4,800. I said no thanks and then he offered to give me a special deal for somewhere around $2,200. I had no intention of buying it regardless. But, it clearly showed he was trying to rip me off the entire time. - Go to pick up the car (on the day THEY told me it would be ready). They tell me they cleaned it 30 minutes ago and I'll need to sit on a plastic sheet for the entire day. - THAT DAY: The check engine light comes on. -I called up the dealership and they said, yeah I can bring it in, but they wont provide a loaner car, theyre going to keep it an undetermined amount of time, and I can go rent a car. THE DAY I PICKED IT UP! -Calls and emails were had with the dealership and the general manager told me I could bring it in right away and they would instantly look at it. - Half a week or a week later after my son has brain surgery, I call on a Friday and speak with a sales manager. They were nice enough and told me to bring it in, they would instantly look at it for me and get me out of there. I VERY specifically confirmed this over the phone multiple times before ending the call. I need a vehicle to be available for my kid and I'm reassured multiple times I can come right in and they'll be expecting me. - I leave my child who just had brain surgery a few days ago to bring this car over and they tell me they refuse to look at it, and I can make an appointment for the end of next week. They will not be providing transportation and will be keeping it an undisclosed amount of time. I get it, in a business when youre buying something and youre dealing with five or six different people, there might be a mess up. However, there was literally NOT A SINGLE positive thing or even neutral (it went ok) step in the entire process. *Not counting the last phone call I had where it seemed to go well and I found out it was all a lie and I left my child for nothing to waste my time for their apparent amusement. - Been telling everyone I know. Not that it matters to them, but I was able to prevent one sale when my stepfather was looking for a car so minor victory for me, I guess. -Filing with the State Attorney General for what good that will do and now I have to spend time and effort on small claims court.

D Sav

Jun 5, 2026

DealerRater

DON'T GO, RUN! - Saw a car listed that I liked, so I went to test drive. - Car was disgusting, they hadnt cleaned it yet. But, I have kids and Im used to the mess, so I said fine. -Told me Im not allowed to test drive the car. -Got them to agree that test drives are OK but the car was on E and they refused to put gas in it. -Asked if I could drive 1,000 feet down the road to a Stewarts and turn around at least and they let me do that (refused to put gas in again). -SLIME: Was buying the car with cash, but they had me go back and talk to their finance guy about warrantees. Guy offered me a six year warranty I think it was. I think it was for about 5$4,800. I said no thanks and then he offered to give me a special deal for somewhere around $2,200. I had no intention of buying it regardless. But, it clearly showed he was trying to rip me off the entire time. - Go to pick up the car (on the day THEY told me it would be ready). They tell me they cleaned it 30 minutes ago and I'll need to sit on a plastic sheet for the entire day. - THAT DAY: The check engine light comes on. -I called up the dealership and they said, yeah I can bring it in, but they wont provide a loaner car, theyre going to keep it an undetermined amount of time, and I can go rent a car. THE DAY I PICKED IT UP! -Calls and emails were had with the dealership and the general manager told me I could bring it in right away and they would instantly look at it. - Half a week or a week later after my son has brain surgery, I call on a Friday and speak with a sales manager. They were nice enough and told me to bring it in, they would instantly look at it for me and get me out of there. I VERY specifically confirmed this over the phone multiple times before ending the call. I need a vehicle to be available for my kid and I'm reassured multiple times I can come right in and they'll be expecting me. - I leave my child who just had brain surgery a few days ago to bring this car over and they tell me they refuse to look at it, and I can make an appointment for the end of next week. They will not be providing transportation and will be keeping it an undisclosed amount of time. I get it, in a business when youre buying something and youre dealing with five or six different people, there might be a mess up. However, there was literally NOT A SINGLE positive thing or even neutral (it went ok) step in the entire process. *Not counting the last phone call I had where it seemed to go well and I found out it was all a lie and I left my child for nothing to waste my time for their apparent amusement. - Been telling everyone I know. Not that it matters to them, but I was able to prevent one sale when my stepfather was looking for a car so minor victory for me, I guess. -Filing with the State Attorney General for what good that will do and now I have to spend time and effort on small claims court.

Susan Boni

May 13, 2026

Cars.com

I bought a new 2026 Honda HRV at Lia Honda Albany. I had a very disappointing experience with Phil Singh, sales manager at Lia Honda Albany. After issues surrounding my vehicle trade in and equity payment ($4100), communication became extremely stressful and unprofessional. Phil Singh was actually belligerent, dismissive and confrontational with me when I was negotiating the price of my trade in. He proceeded to yell at me and said he will not take my trade in. Eventually I negotiated a price for my trade in that was acceptable to me and then he hung up on me. Most concerning was being told by Phil after they continued to delay sending my check to me that he would only expedite my check if I removed my review of him. That says all you need to know about Phil. He was trying to hold my money ($4100) (hostage) unless I took down the review. I received my check and my review stands. I wonder if he speaks to his mother the same way he spoke to me. Beware of Phil if you shop for a car at Lia Honda Albany. If he had just apologized to me, I would have taken down the review, but he took it to a new level. I also would think that Lia Honda management would have called me to discuss this issue and apologize to me. So disappointing to have such a horrible experience when buying a new car.

Susan Boni

May 12, 2026

Cars.com

I bought a new 2026 Honda HRV at Lia Honda Albany. I had a very disappointing experience with Phil Singh, sales manager at Lia Honda Albany. After issues surrounding my vehicle trade in and equity payment ($4100), communication became extremely stressful and unprofessional. Phil Singh was actually belligerent, dismissive and confrontational with me when I was negotiating the price of my trade in. He proceeded to yell at me and said he will not take my trade in. Eventually I negotiated a price for my trade in that was acceptable to me and then he hung up on me. Most concerning was being told by Phil after they continued to delay sending my check to me that he would only expedite my check if I removed my review of him. That says all you need to know about Phil. He was trying to hold my money ($4100) (hostage) unless I took down the review. I received my check and my review stands. I wonder if he speaks to his mother the same way he spoke to me. Beware of Phil if you shop for a car at Lia Honda Albany. If he had just apologized to me, I would have taken down the review, but he took it to a new level.

Sue B.

May 10, 2026

Yelp

I purchased a 2026 Honda from Lia Honda Albany on 5/2/26. While I am happy with the vehicle and ultimately received a fair interest rate, I was very disappointed and upset by portions of the financing and management process. My finance manager was Brett Reihs. I called Brett to negotiate an increase to the value of my trade in car. Someone named Phil called me (later finding out his name is Priyesh "Phil" Singh, a sales manager I never met). He proceeded to be belligerent, dismissive and unnecessarily confrontational. He said my trade in was not even worth the price they were paying me. At one point he stated the dealership no longer wanted my trade in. I was ready to give up the whole deal purchasing a new car at Lia Honda. He then increased my trade in value by $1,000 and then hung up on me (the reviews I read re: Phil had similar complaints). I wonder if he only treats women this way? Moving on, I was splitting the equity of my trade in - part of it toward new car and the rest sent to me in a check. I then spoke with Brett Reihs again and told him I wanted the extra $1,000 to be added to my check being sent to me and not applied to new car. He replied, "No problem". He also tried to sell me a warranty package with an 84 month loan that would have cost me $11,000 more for the life of the loan. I had to repeatedly tell him I did not want the warranty and I did not want an 84 month loan. I would like to ask Brett if he would have suggested this kind of loan/warranty to his mother that would have cost her $11,000 more. I doubt it very much. I took a 72 month loan without the warranty. When signing the paperwork, Brett put the $1,000 toward the new car loan with no explanation. At this point I was exhausted from the verbal abuse and total disrespect from these two individuals. Additionally, I was informed I would receive my equity check by the end of the week after my trade payoff was completed (my trade payoff was completed 5 days ago). As of this writing, I have not yet received the check and multiple calls requesting updates were not returned. I am writing his because I believe customers should be treated respectfully when asking reasonable questions during a major purchase. Professional communication and follow through are extremely important, especially during stressful transactions involving significant amounts of money. As it stands now, I purchased a new car, you have my trade in car and MY equity money. This is not acceptable. I would appreciate acknowledgement of this complaint and clarification regarding the status of my equity check.

sboni6088

May 10, 2026

DealerRater

I purchased a 2026 Honda from Lia Honda Albany on 5/2/26. While I am happy with the vehicle itself and ultimately received a fair interest rate, I was very disappointed and upset by portions of the financing and management process. My finance manager was Brett Reihs. I called Brett to negotiate an increase to the value of my trade in car. Someone named Phil called me (later finding out his name is Priyesh "Phil" Singh, a sales manager I never met). He proceeded to be belligerent, dismissive and unnecessarily confrontational. He said my trade in was not even worth the price they were paying me. At one point he stated the dealership no longer wanted my trade in. I was ready to give up the whole deal purchasing a new car at Lia Honda. He then increased my trade in value by $1000 and then hung up on me (the reviews I read re: Phil had similar complaints). I wonder if he only treats women this way? Moving on, I was splitting the equity of my trade in - part of it toward new car and the rest sent to me in a check. I then spoke with Brett Reihs again and told him I wanted the extra $1000 to be added to my check being sent to me and not applied to new car. He replied, "No problem". He also tried to sell me a warranty package with an 84 month loan that would have cost me $11,000 more for the life of the loan. I had to repeatedly tell him I did not want the warranty and I did not want an 84 month loan. I would like to ask Brett if he would have suggested this kind of loan/warranty to his mother that would have cost her $11,000 more. I doubt it very much. I took a 72 month loan without the warranty. When signing the paperwork, Brett put the extra $1000 towards the new car loan with no explanation. At this point I was exhausted from the verbal abuse and total disrespect from these two individuals. Additionally, I was informed that I would receive my equity check by the end of the week after my trade payoff was completed (my trade payoff was completed 5 days ago). As of this writing, I have not yet received the check and multiple calls requesting updates were not returned. I am writing this because I believe customers should be treated respectfully when asking reasonable questions during a major purchase. Professional communication and follow through are extremely important, especially during stressful transactions involving significant amounts of money. As it stands now, I purchased a new car, you have my trade in car and MY equity money. This is not acceptable. I would appreciate acknowledgement of this complaint and clarification regarding the status of my equity check. I wrote the above review on 5/9/26. On 5/11/26, Phil Singh called me re: my equity check. He was unapologetic for his belligerent and verbal tirade when speaking with me last week. I told him I will be coming into the dealership this morning to get my equity check. He proceeded to say, I will expedite your equity check only if you remove your review of me. I think that says it all about Phil Singh. He was going to hold my money hostage until I removed the review. I received my check and review has NOT been taken down. Brett Reih never returned any of my calls. Anyone going to buy a car at Lia Honda Albany should avoid Phil Singh, sales manager and Brett Reih, finance manager at all cost. There are many reviews like mine on Phil Singhs page regarding his verbally abusive nature.

sboni6088

May 10, 2026

DealerRater

I asked my finance manager to ask for $1300 more on my trade in, as Kelley blue book listed my car with my miles worth $16,300 and Lia offered $15,000. A man called me and said his name was Phil - no title. I never met him before. I had no idea who he was. The conversation was extremely upsetting. He spoke to me in a belligerent and aggressive tone, repeatedly telling me I was lucky to get the $15,000 as it was only worth $14,000 and at one point he said they no longer will do the trade in at all. I explained that I just wanted a fair deal based on published values. Since they wouldnt discount the new 2026 Honda I was buying, I felt it was fair to increase my trade in value. Eventually he yelled ok,ok Ill give you $1,000 more and then hung up on me. I was in shock and very upset. I have never been spoken to in that manner by any dealership. I was exhausted and upset over the process of this purchase and trade in. I looked him up and found out he is actually a sales manager. I have bought 3 Hondas from Lia Albany and never had an issue with anyone. I would like a verbal apology from Phil, as I did not deserve his abuse.

sboni6088

May 10, 2026

DealerRater

I purchased a 2026 Honda from Lia Honda Albany on 5/2/26. While I am happy with the vehicle itself and ultimately received a fair interest rate, I was very disappointed and upset by portions of the financing and management process. My finance manager was Brett Reihs. I called Brett to negotiate an increase to the value of my trade in car. Someone named Phil called me (later finding out his name is Priyesh "Phil" Singh, a sales manager I never met). He proceeded to be belligerent, dismissive and unnecessarily confrontational. He said my trade in was not even worth the price they were paying me. At one point he stated the dealership no longer wanted my trade in. I was ready to give up the whole deal purchasing a new car at Lia Honda. He then increased my trade in value by $1000 and then hung up on me (the reviews I read re: Phil had similar complaints). I wonder if he only treats women this way? Moving on, I was splitting the equity of my trade in - part of it toward new car and the rest sent to me in a check. I then spoke with Brett Reihs again and told him I wanted the extra $1000 to be added to my check being sent to me and not applied to new car. He replied, "No problem". He also tried to sell me a warranty package with an 84 month loan that would have cost me $11,000 more for the life of the loan. I had to repeatedly tell him I did not want the warranty and I did not want an 84 month loan. I would like to ask Brett if he would have suggested this kind of loan/warranty to his mother that would have cost her $11,000 more. I doubt it very much. I took a 72 month loan without the warranty. When signing the paperwork, Brett put the extra $1000 towards the new car loan with no explanation. At this point I was exhausted from the verbal abuse and total disrespect from these two individuals. Additionally, I was informed that I would receive my equity check by the end of the week after my trade payoff was completed (my trade payoff was completed 5 days ago). As of this writing, I have not yet received the check and multiple calls requesting updates were not returned. I am writing this because I believe customers should be treated respectfully when asking reasonable questions during a major purchase. Professional communication and follow through are extremely important, especially during stressful transactions involving significant amounts of money. As it stands now, I purchased a new car, you have my trade in car and MY equity money. This is not acceptable. I would appreciate acknowledgement of this complaint and clarification regarding the status of my equity check. I wrote the above review on 5/9/26. On 5/11/26, Phil Singh called me re: my equity check. He was unapologetic for his belligerent and verbal tirade when speaking with me last week. I told him I will be coming into the dealership this morning to get my equity check. He proceeded to say, “I will expedite your equity check only if you remove your review of me.” I think that says it all about Phil Singh. He was going to hold my money hostage until I removed the review. I received my check and review has NOT been taken down. Brett Reih never returned any of my calls. Anyone going to buy a car at Lia Honda Albany should avoid Phil Singh, sales manager and Brett Reih, finance manager at all cost. There are many reviews like mine on Phil Singh’s page regarding his verbally abusive nature. Employees Worked With: Brett Reihs Jr., Myron Simon, Priyesh "Phil" Singh, sales manager - so belligerent and disrespectful