Saturn Of Honolulu - (808) 836-7007

I was surprised to read 2 negative reviews on here, because I had an excellent car buying experience at Saturn of Honolulu. I had never really considered a Saturn for a new car (previously a Nissan fan... loved my 350Z), but on a whim my husband and I went to test drive the 2009 Vue. We showed up late, about an hour before closing, and test drove a Vue. Due to construction on H1, the test drive took about 30 minutes. Our salesperson, Paul R., was very good natured about the delay, and answered plenty of questions about the Vue throughout the drive. Saturn won me over with the Vue, and after the test drive we went in to try to get financing. Not once did I feel that we had to haggle over the price because it was obvious that the dealership was giving us a great deal on all fronts. When trying to pick a specific Vue, Paul let me flip through their binder of invoices, something the customer isn't supposed to see (sorry if I get you in trouble Paul!). With the GM military discount

I don't usually write reviews, but our family have been customers of Saturn, HOnolulu for years and our experience with them in everything from servicing to leasing and purchasing is outstanding. There's no haggling, no dealing, no price wars, and no one trying to hold you in the showroom until you buy. The sales people are very low key and don't try and pressure you. Anyone who seriously wants to deal with a great car company will like them - plus the new cars are miles apart from the old saturn styles!

My wife an I were looking for a new car as our old one had just about had it. We stumbled upon the Saturn Vue and became quite fond of it. Helping the decision to go with a Vue was the fact that I, as a Wal-mart employee would be entitled to a GM Supplier's discount, which would save us about $1200 on the particular Vue that we wanted in addition to the rebate which GM was offering. When we were about to write the check for our new Saturn Vue, the salesman came over to the table to inform us that things had changed. The rebate we were supposedly getting had been cut almost in half. He said they made a mistake and that GM wouldn't honor the full rebate and that there was nothing that he could do, even though it was the dealership's mistake. This after the salesman had already showed us the figures which had been typed up only an hour earlier. In disgust my wife and I got up and were ready to leave, but the salesman asked us if we would still be interested in the car if he met