Reviews
1346Carrie
Oct 4, 2026
Cars.comGreat experience buying my new car! Chris was an excellent salesperson—friendly, knowledgeable, and never pushy. Frenk in Finance was also great and made the paperwork quick and easy. Both guys made the whole process smooth and stress-free. I would definitely recommend them!
BB
Sep 29, 2026
Cars.comGreat service. Easy to make appointments. Dimarra has been our service advisor. I always feel she is looking out for me.
Lynda
Sep 29, 2026
Cars.comDaimara was a wonderful person to work with. She answered all my questions, provided a Lyft for me, and patiently put up with my constant calls😁 I will definitely ask for her next time!
zeeds90
Sep 26, 2026
Cars.comEric Harris was really easy to work with I had fun getting my car here!
JS
Sep 26, 2026
Cars.comLocation is organized and clean. short waiting time. Damir is always courteous, provides great service!
Jenny Primrose-Gerber
Sep 25, 2026
Cars.comMy advisor Thomas Allen is professional and is very friendly. Crown Honda is quick and efficient. I am extremely satisfied with the service.
Danae
Sep 25, 2026
Cars.comI had a really great experience purchasing my car! Jonathan was very helpful, professional and made the entire process smooth and easy. I really appreciate his great customer service and would definitely recommend him!
Ken
Sep 17, 2026
Cars.comThis was the first time I have done all my car shopping on-line, using email to communicate with the dealerships. When I sent my first request for their best OTD price, I was blown away when Crown Honda came back with their offer, detailed and in writing. The quoted price clearly indicated they wanted to make a deal. No other dealer ended up coming close to the Crown offer. From that point forward in the process, there was no bait and switch, no adjusting of the quote what so ever. The signing day was a breeze. Friendly and professional staff. No pressure, no attempt to upscale on added items and they gave me plenty of time to review the documents before signing. It was actually a very pleasurable experience. I would highly recommend Crown Honda for your next purchase.
Mary
Sep 11, 2026
Cars.comMy CRV was in for a recall issue, the check-in process and service turnaround was fast, efficient and friendly. I have never had an issue with this Crown Honda dealer. Would highly recommend and I will return for service.
Rays Fan
Sep 11, 2026
Cars.comGreat car buying experience with Joey. Would recommend him to anyone looking for a honest dealership and sales person to work with.
Bordner
Sep 2, 2026
Cars.comFrank Lovett made our lease to lease purchase a smooth transition! Thank you! We are loving our 2nd Honda!
Damaris
Aug 27, 2026
Cars.comFrom start to finish, I received top rated support from Dali Ibrahimovic. He was attentive to my husband and I, and really listened to what was important to us in selecting, and ultimately buying a car. If anyone is in the market for a new car, definitely visit Crown Honda, and if you're lucky, you might get to Dali to assist you.
Mrs Wright
Jul 29, 2026
Cars.comI had a great experience with Michel Dessert, she showed great customer service and listened to my needs and concerns. Much appreciated Michele
Mrs. Wright
Jul 29, 2026
Cars.comI had a great experience with Michel Dessert, she showed great customer service and listened to my needs and concerns. Much appreciated Michele.
Sriya Reddy
Jul 19, 2026
Cars.comGreat sales and considerate people there! I would highly recommend this place and Honda cars to anyone wanting to buy a car!
Andres Arbelaez
Jul 11, 2026
Cars.comIf you're looking for an honest, stress-free car buying experience, go see Frank Lovett at Crown Honda in Pinellas Park. My family and I drove all the way from Orlando because Frank gave us the best deal anywhere in the area, and he delivered on every promise. We were buying a brand-new Honda Pilot EX-L for my wife, and as the saying goes, "Happy wife, happy life!" Frank made sure we accomplished both. From our very first conversation, he was upfront, transparent, and never played any games—something that's incredibly refreshing when shopping for a car. Before making the drive, I even spoke with General Sales Manager John Acosta, who personally assured me that the offer we received over the phone would be exactly what we'd see when we arrived. They kept their word 100%, and that level of integrity is hard to find these days. I also have to recognize Isabel Rojas in Finance. You always hear stories about having a great salesperson, only for the finance manager to ruin the experience with high-pressure sales tactics. That couldn't have been further from our experience. Isabel was professional, friendly, and never once made us feel pressured. She only discussed products that genuinely made sense and could benefit us as the customer. It was obvious she cared about helping us make informed decisions, not just selling extras. From the moment I requested information online, the communication was outstanding. They respected my preferred method of communication, answered every question promptly, and made the entire process smooth and enjoyable from start to finish. This was, without a doubt, the best car-buying experience we've ever had. I'd give it a 15 out of 10. We're a Honda family, and making the drive from Orlando was absolutely worth it. Crown Honda has earned our future business. If you're shopping for a new Honda, ask for Frank Lovett. He'll be honest, upfront, and work hard to get you the best deal possible. And when it's time to finalize everything, you're in great hands with Isabel Rojas. Bravo to the entire team at Crown Honda for proving that buying a car doesn't have to be stressful—it can actually be enjoyable. My wife absolutely loves her new Honda Pilot EX-L, so I'd say the mission was accomplished. Happy wife, happy life!
Steve
Jul 8, 2026
Cars.comHad service done with excellent results, adviser Damir Mujic was very helpful during my visit
Amneh Ghuneim
Jun 23, 2026
Cars.comOn time professional service, Gordon was polite answered all my questions and car got done on time.
Happy Customer
Jun 21, 2026
Cars.comOverall, it was a great experience. Joey was wonderful to work with and made our car-buying process easy and stress-free.
GGJ
May 19, 2026
Cars.comVisited Crown Honda in Pinellas Park to lease my 2026 Honda CRV and Eric Harris is awesome. Thanks to his help as well as Sejad Gurdic for their very friendly demeanor and great customer service.
GGJ
May 19, 2026
Cars.comVisited Crown Honda in Pinellas Park to lease my 2026 Honda CRV and Eric Harris is awesome. Thanks to his help as well as Sejad Gurdic for their very friendly demeanor and great customer service
Rosario Perez
May 11, 2026
Cars.comThis is my second car 1st was 2021 Pilot, now Honda Civic for my grand son. Your sales man Joseph Sutnick is the best. He help me on 1st car now 2nd car. I even recommend him to walk in customers. He is very good, explained everything that I have to know about the car. He didnt rush me and answered my questions direct to my questions. You need more sales person like him. He stayed with us till the end of sales. I will definitely recommend him to my family. Congratulations Joseph Sutnick good job
Rosario Perez
May 10, 2026
Cars.comThis is my second car 1st was 2021 Pilot, now Honda Civic for my grand son. Your salesman Joseph Sutnick is the best.
Rosario Perez
May 10, 2026
Cars.comThis is my second car 1st was 2021 Pilot, now Honda Civic for my grand son. Your sales man Joseph Sutnick is the best. He help me on 1st car now 2nd car. I even recommend him to walk in customers. He is very good, explained everything that I have to know about the car. He didn’t rush me and answered my questions direct to my questions. You need more sales person like him. He stayed with us till the end of sales. I will definitely recommend him to my family. Congratulations Joseph Sutnick good job👏👏👏
Nan
May 9, 2026
Cars.comExcellent service by randy for maintenance service. Efficient and helpful. Plan to go back again.
Caryn
May 3, 2026
Cars.comIve been a customer of Honda for many years! Recently I relocated to St. Petersburg and was so excited to find Crown Honda! Enver Bedric, Rick Beard and Isabell Rojas were amazing. Great customer service, very helpful and friendly. I would highly recommend Crown Honda and their team!
Caryn
May 2, 2026
Cars.comI’ve been a customer of Honda for many years! Recently I relocated to St. Petersburg and was so excited to find Crown Honda! Enver Bedric, Rick Beard and Isabell Rojas were amazing. Great customer service, very helpful and friendly. I would highly recommend Crown Honda and their team!
Priscilla McKibbin
Apr 29, 2026
Cars.comGreat experience, all staff members knew their product, all concerns addressed by Jonathan ortiz, sales manager great person professional. Will recommend both to my friends and family.
Priscilla McKibbin from St.Peterburg Florida
Apr 28, 2026
Cars.comGreat experience, all staff members knew their product, all concerns addressed by Jonathan ortiz, sales manager great person professional. Will recommend both to my friends and family.
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. If the vehicle wasn’t CPO with the low mileage it had, never would have bought it. The dealer did us dirty by omitting key facts about the deal.
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong. They also omitted financing options until I forced their hand. Started at 8.8% on a CPO, 2025, 15k miles. “Oh that’s the Wells Fargo rate, we don’t add any dealer reserve to that.” I suggested I’d co-sign, are their other options? “We just got one back from Honda at 8.5”. They B.S.’d me a whole quarter point. So generous. No other offers, no strategic suggestions, those were my options. So I applied to USAA and PNC. One came back with an approval at 5.29%. I call the finance department back to ask how they prefer funds to be delivered. “Oh wait, we have a local credit union that can get you 5.21%, how does that sound?” So you see, this dealer likes to lie by omission. The sales and finance people are friendly. Willing to work over internet and text. Seem totally honest and above board. Where other dealers are like, “the price is the price, we aren’t budging on our $2000 dealer fee, go pound sand.” This dealer appears to negotiate. And they did come down on their price to meet mine. They adjusted their fees to do it. But I arrived, saw the condition of the vehicle, and understood. We bought the car. I knew the cosmetics could be addressed. And they were, by my trusted detail shop, for another $600 in cleaning, buffing, and ceramic coat. There were flaws that could not be fixed though. If the vehicle wasn’t CPO with the low mileage it had, never would have bought it. The dealer did us dirty by omitting key facts about the deal. In both condition of the vehicle and financing options. Be wary.
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily.
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.”
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via 'lying by omission.' If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a checklist of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily.
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via 'lying by omission.' ...
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong. They also omitted financing options until I forced their hand. Started at 8.8% on a CPO, 2025, 15k miles. “Oh that’s the Wells Fargo rate, we don’t add any dealer reserve to that.” I suggested I’d co-sign, are their other options? “We just got one back from Honda at 8.5”. They B.S.’d me a whole quarter point. So generous. No other offers, no strategic suggestions, those were my options. So I applied to USAA and PNC. One came back with an approval at 5.29%. I call the finance department back to ask how they prefer funds to be delivered. “Oh wait, we have a local credit union that can get you 5.21%, how does that sound?” So you see, this dealer likes to lie by omission. The sales and finance people are friendly. Willing to work over internet and text. Seem totally honest and above board. Where other dealers are like, “the price is the price, we aren’t budging on our $2000 dealer fee, go pound sand.” This dealer appears to negotiate. And they did come down on their price to meet mine. They adjusted their fees to do it. But I arrived, saw the condition of the vehicle, and understood. We bought the car. I knew the cosmetics could be addressed. And they were, by my trusted detail shop, for another $600 in cleaning, buffing, and ceramic coat. There were flaws that could not be fixed though. If the vehicle wasn’t CPO with the low mileage it had, never would have bought it. The dealer did us dirty by omitting key facts about the deal. In both condition of the vehicle and financing options. Be wary. Photos: these are just a few photos of blemishes. The car was riddled with them. I gave up after the first few. There were white marks all over it. Some of the black marks were small dents that don’t show well in pics. The vehicle looked great at 10’. On the drive home my Daughter noticed makeup caked into the shifter plastic and in crevices and cracks all over the center console, she noted it as “gross”. This vehicle had a rough lease. I can tell you that. She’ll be well cared for now.
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong. They also omitted financing options until I forced their hand. Started at 8.8% on a CPO, 2025, 15k miles. “Oh that’s the Wells Fargo rate, we don’t add any dealer reserve to that.” I suggested I’d co-sign, are their other options? “We just got one back from Honda at 8.5”. They B.S.’d me a whole quarter point. So generous. No other offers, no strategic suggestions, those were my options. So I applied to USAA and PNC. One came back with an approval at 5.29%. I call the finance department back to ask how they prefer funds to be delivered. “Oh wait, we have a local credit union that can get you 5.21%, how does that sound?” So you see, this dealer likes to lie by omission. The sales and finance people are friendly. Willing to work over internet and text. Seem totally honest and above board. Where other dealers are like, “the price is the price, we aren’t budging on our $2000 dealer fee, go pound sand.” This dealer appears to negotiate. And they did come down on their price to meet mine. They adjusted their fees to do it. But I arrived, saw the condition of the vehicle, and understood. We bought the car. I knew the cosmetics could be addressed. And they were, by my trusted detail shop, for another $600 in cleaning, buffing, and ceramic coat. There were flaws that could not be fixed though. If the vehicle wasn’t CPO with the low mileage it had, never would have bought it. The dealer did us dirty by omitting key facts about the deal. In both condition of the vehicle and financing options. Be wary. Photos: these are just a few photos of blemishes. The car was riddled with them. I gave up after the first few. There were white marks all over it. Some of the black marks were small dents that don’t show well in pics. The vehicle looked great at 10’. On the drive home my Daughter noticed makeup caked into the shifter plastic and in crevices and cracks all over the center console, she noted it as “gross”. This vehicle had a rough lease. I can tell you that. She’ll be well cared for now
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” ...
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily.
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a checklist of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong.
Cecil from Saint Johns, FL
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via 'lying by omission.' If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong. They also omitted financing options until I forced their hand. Started at 8.8% on a CPO, 2025, 15k miles. “Oh that’s the Wells Fargo rate, we don’t add any dealer reserve to that.” I suggested I’d co-sign, are their other options? “We just got one back from Honda at 8.5”. They B.S.’d me a whole quarter point. So generous. No other offers, no strategic suggestions, those were my options. So I applied to USAA and PNC. One came back with an approval at 5.29%. I call the finance department back to ask how they prefer funds to be delivered. “Oh wait, we have a local credit union that can get you 5.21%, how does that sound?” So you see, this dealer likes to lie by omission. The sales and finance people are friendly. Willing to work over internet and text. Seem totally honest and above board. Where other dealers are like, “the price is the price, we aren’t budging on our $2000 dealer fee, go pound sand.” This dealer appears to negotiate. And they did come down on their price to meet mine. They adjusted their fees to do it. But I arrived, saw the condition of the vehicle, and understood. We bought the car. I knew the cosmetics could be addressed. And they were, by my trusted detail shop, for another $600 in cleaning, buffing, and ceramic coat. There were flaws that could not be fixed though. If the vehicle wasn’t CPO with the low mileage it had, never would have bought it. The dealer did us dirty by omitting key facts about the deal. In both condition of the vehicle and financing options. Be wary.
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via 'lying by omission.' If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong.
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects, blemishes, scratches and dings. Makeup caked into every interior crevice, black marks on the headliner, baby seat marks in the leather, and marred up plastic trim. On a 2025, CPO car with only 15k miles. Looked like it spent its life in a grocery store parking lot or xxxx’s Kitchen. I saw this stuff immediately. It was never disclosed during negotiation. It was barely acknowledged upon arrival. They even sent a walk around video with no mention. I thought the price was solid because they were an honest dealer who focused on volume rather than gouging. I was wrong. They also omitted financing options until I forced their hand. Started at 8.8% on a CPO, 2025, 15k miles. “Oh that’s the Wells Fargo rate, we don’t add any dealer reserve to that.” I suggested I’d co-sign, are their other options? “We just got one back from Honda at 8.5”. They B.S.’d me a whole quarter point. So generous. No other offers, no strategic suggestions, those were my options. So I applied to USAA and PNC. One came back with an approval at 5.29%. I call the finance department back to ask how they prefer funds to be delivered. “Oh wait, we have a local credit union that can get you 5.21%, how does that sound?” So you see, this dealer likes to lie by omission. The sales and finance people are friendly. Willing to work over internet and text. Seem totally honest and above board. Where other dealers are like, “the price is the price, we aren’t budging on our $2000 dealer fee, go pound sand.” This dealer appears to negotiate. And they did come down on their price to meet mine. They adjusted their fees to do it. But I arrived, saw the condition of the vehicle, and understood. We bought the car. I knew the cosmetics could be addressed. And they were, by my trusted detail shop, for another $600 in cleaning, buffing, and ceramic coat. There were flaws that could not be fixed though. If the vehicle wasn’t CPO with the low mileage it had, never would have bought it. The dealer did us dirty by omitting key facts about the deal. In both condition of the vehicle and financing options. Be wary.
Cecil
Apr 27, 2026
Cars.comNot a terrible dealer. But not as good as initially seemed. They play the car buying game via “lying by omission.” If you plan to buy a car from these folks, make sure you have a check list of all encompassing questions, because they aren’t disclosing anything voluntarily. For example, they did not disclose the true condition of the vehicle we purchased. My daughter and I arrived after a 4 hour drive to find a car riddled with paint defects...
Amneh Ghuneim
Apr 25, 2026
Cars.comgreat job as always Thomas Allen, on time service, good communication, excellent service. thank you
Amneh Ghuneim
Apr 25, 2026
Cars.comgreat job as always Thomas Allen, on time service, good communication, excellent service. thank you.
Amneh Ghuneim from SAINT PETRSBURG, FL
Apr 25, 2026
Cars.comGreat job as always Thomas Allen, on time service, good communication, excellent service. thank you
CT
Apr 25, 2026
Cars.comWith knowledge, professionalism, clear communication, and impeccable customer care, Crown Honda Sales Manager Enver Bekric guided me through the process of leasing a new car. I purchased my last Honda from Enver, so I contacted him when I was in the market for a new car. Enver introduced me to Gregory Schwartz, who handled the test drive, initial paperwork, and phone calls with my insurance company to update my coverage for the new vehicle. Finance Manager Claude Campbell expertly explained and handled the leasing agreement paperwork. Enver checked in with me at every step of the process and arranged to have Greg deliver the car to my house. I was very impressed with the calm, careful, patient, caring, efficient professionalism with which Enver Bekric, Gregory Schwartz, and Claude Campbell worked together to help me lease a new vehicle. Service Manager Michele Dessert has scheduled service appointments for all my vehicles, and her knowledge, expertise, professionalism, and customer safety prioritization keep me returning to Crown Honda for all my vehicle maintenance needs.
CT
Apr 24, 2026
Cars.comWith knowledge, professionalism, clear communication, and impeccable customer care, Crown Honda Sales Manager Enver Bekric guided me through the process of leasing a new car...
CT from St. Petersburg, FL
Apr 24, 2026
Cars.comWith knowledge, professionalism, clear communication, and impeccable customer care, Crown Honda Sales Manager Enver Bekric guided me through the process of leasing a new car. I purchased my last Honda from Enver, so I contacted him when I was in the market for a new car. Enver introduced me to Gregory Schwartz, who handled the test drive, initial paperwork, and phone calls with my insurance company to update my coverage for the new vehicle. Finance Manager Claude Campbell expertly explained and handled the leasing agreement paperwork. Enver checked in with me at every step of the process and arranged to have Greg deliver the car to my house. I was very impressed with the calm, careful, patient, caring, efficient professionalism with which Enver Bekric, Gregory Schwartz, and Claude Campbell worked together to help me lease a new vehicle. Service Manager Michele Dessert has scheduled service appointments for all my vehicles, and her knowledge, expertise, professionalism, and customer safety prioritization keep me returning to Crown Honda for all my vehicle maintenance needs.