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AutoNation Honda Thornton Road
4.3
(Google reviews)
Verified Auto Dealer
Business Information
Lithia Springs, GA 30122, USA
Open today
Hours 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday
12:00 – 6:00 PM
Google reviews
I had a great experience purchasing my car thanks to Isaiah and the whole team who helped me throughout the process. Isaiah was very kind, professional, and patient, and he made everything much easier and less stressful for me. I truly appreciate all the help and support I received while getting my car. I definitely recommend Isaiah and everyone involved in the process!
I purchased my car to day from a wonderful man named Alton Threats. If there is anybody I’ve ever bought a car from that deserves a praise it’s him. This man went to bat for me and knocked a home run. If you’re thinking about purchasing a car from Autonation I highly recommend Alton, from is personality to is common sense and eagerness to help you get what you want is unmatched. Thank you Alton and Autonation you’ve earned my business for life.
I took my 2017 Honda Civic to AutoNation Honda Thornton Road and left feeling completely taken advantage of. They charged me about $480 to reprogram the transmission, said the programming was successful, but the car still had the same problem. Then they told me the PCM might be bad and wanted to charge another $400+ for more diagnostics. By that point, I had paid almost $900, and the car still wasn’t fixed. The service rep, David, kept saying things like “be ready for more repairs” and “this is only the first step,” which made it clear they were grooming me to spend more and more with no end in sight. It felt like they had no real plan — just excuses to keep the meter running. Most of what they did was plug the car into a computer and charge hundreds per hour for it. When I asked if they could at least apply the first diagnostic fee toward the repair, they refused. David even blamed a “shadetree mechanic,” which wasn’t true and came off arrogant and unprofessional. After all that, David quit shortly after handling my case. I ended up buying a PCM myself for $220 and took the car to Far East MotorWorks in Chamblee, where they reprogrammed everything correctly using proper Honda tools — all at a fair price. This whole experience was exhausting and felt like a money trap. I wouldn’t recommend this service department to anyone.



















