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  Megan Kavelak3 months ago

  I had the best experience with Hunter as my sales expert! He was super helpful and worked with me every step of the way and answered any and all questions that I had. The experience was great, he made the stress of buying a new car disappear and I really appreciated that. He never made me feel pressure and gave myself and my husband the time to figure out finances etc. overall, a very warm and welcoming time with Hunter!

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  Gloriana Networka week ago

  Recently purchased a used CR-V from Ryan and the entire experience was smooth, painless, and just excellent. Great communication from Kassidy, Ethan, and Chelsea. These people are tops - super helpful and willing to work with me to get me behind the wheel of my car. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. ~Tony, Bottineau.

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  Joshua Cablesa month ago

  Ryan Honda of Minot helped our youngest daughter buy her first real-deal, adult vehicle: a 2015 Explorer Sport. Not “Dad will fix it if it makes a weird noise” transportation. Not “my friend’s cousin says the title is probably fine” transportation. This is an actual SUV with payments, insurance, maintenance, fuel costs, and a monthly bill that is about to kick down her bedroom door every 30 days yelling, “GOOD MORNING, RESPONSIBILITY!” She got approved, which is fantastic. The interest rate? Over 25%. Twenty-five. Percent. That number did not stroll into the room; it burst through the drywall, ate our snacks, and started charging rent. But she is a first-time buyer with no established credit, and the lenders apparently reviewed her file under a spotlight while dramatic organ music played. It makes sense. This is the part where she builds credit, makes every payment on time, and eventually refinances into something less financially disrespectful. Hunter was awesome. Respectful, straightforward, no nonsense, and he did not insult us on the trade. We brought in a 2007 Lincoln that had seen MUCH better days. By “better days,” I mean days when it was still reasonably confident about its own structural integrity. That car was not so much a trade-in as it was a rusty apology with a key fob. Yet Hunter offered exactly what I expected. No surprise nonsense. No sudden “well, we just noticed it has tires.” No manager appearing from behind a smoke machine to announce that the Lincoln’s value had been reduced because it contained “too much 2007.” Just a fair number for a vehicle that was one salty North Dakota winter away from becoming a decorative planter. The Explorer drove great, was clearly cared for, and honestly looked good. It did have a check-engine light on, but before anyone starts clutching pearls and yelling “RUN,” I understood why it was there. I work on vehicles. I carry a scanner. I have been humbled by enough engines to know the difference between “this needs some attention” and “this thing is about to turn its internal organs into an expensive pile of glitter.” There are check-engine lights that mean, “Hey buddy, grab a coffee and a socket set.” Then there are check-engine lights that mean, “Cancel your weekend, alert your ancestors, and start looking at engine-core prices.” This was the first kind. I ran my scanner, checked it over, did the mental math on timing-related risk, and gave my daughter the official father-mechanic endorsement: “Yeah, this is fine.” That sentence has probably started several documentaries, but in this case, I meant it. Kassidy did a great job in F&I. She was still learning the process, had the right support around her when she needed it, and handled the deal professionally. Was she a little nervous? Sure. But honestly, I would rather work with somebody who is nervous because they care than someone who speaks with the confidence of a raccoon trying to sell extended warranties from a dumpster. She stayed composed, communicated well, and got us through the paperwork without making it feel like we were signing custody papers for a timeshare in hell. The whole deal took less than two hours after arriving. When that first payment comes out, she will discover a sacred truth: adulthood is just owning things that can break, then paying for the privilege of keeping them. She will walk outside, see her Explorer Sport shining in the driveway, and think, “Hell yeah, that’s mine.” Then her bank app will open and say, “Technically… we’re all sharing it.” Overall, Ryan Honda of Minot treated us right. Hunter was respectful and fair, Kassidy did an excellent job, the trade value was exactly where I expected, and the Explorer was represented honestly enough that I felt comfortable sending my daughter into the wild with it. We arrived with a rusty Lincoln that was close to applying for historic preservation status. We left with an Explorer Sport, a loan, a manageable check-engine-light issue, and a new family tradition called “checking the bank account before making plans.”

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  Kanishia Houstona month ago

  I had a wonderful experience purchasing my new vehicle from Ryan Honda! I especially want to give a huge thank you to Dustin for making the entire process smooth, welcoming, and stress-free. Dustin was professional, patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely took the time to listen to what I needed. He never made me feel pressured and made sure I understood everything throughout the process. I truly appreciated the respect, kindness, and personal attention he gave me as a customer. Purchasing this vehicle was an important step for me, and I’m grateful that Dustin and the team at Ryan Honda helped make the experience such a positive one. I highly recommend Ryan Honda, and especially Dustin, to anyone looking for a vehicle and a salesperson who truly cares about their customers. Thank you, Dustin, for helping me get into my new vehicle! 🚗❤️

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  Charitty Harvey2 weeks ago

  I bought a certified used HRV that needed a new transmission after owning it two and a half years. While my heart sank and my disappointment was high, the entire process actually went very smooth and much faster than I expected. Everyone involved was absolutely super and Honda warranty didn't fight paying the entire cost. On the flip side, I don't feel that the CVT transmission was made for real world driving.