Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Princeton, Louisiana

LOL, hilarious: http://www.cars.com/go/advice/Story.jsp?section=top&subject=ami&story=amMade0710- &referer=&aff=national 1. Toyota Camry Georgetown, Ky.;Lafayette, Ind. 1 2. Honda Accord Marysville, Ohio;Lincoln, Ala. — 3. Ford Escape Kansas City, Mo. — 4. Ford Focus Wayne, Mich. — 5. Chevrolet Malibu Kansas City, Kan. 3 6. Honda Odyssey Lincoln, Ala. 4 7. Dodge Ram 1500* Warren, Mich. — 8. Toyota Tundra San Antonio 7 9. Jeep Wrangler Toledo, Ohio — 10. Toyota Sienna Princeton, Ind. 6 Toyota also has 3 in the top ten, Honda has 2, Ford 2, Chevy 1, Dodge 1, and Jeep 1.

Where did you go to school....Springdale? Princeton? St Gabes? None of the above... That was in reference to the Kia dealership in Florence...

j...as kyfdx noted, we're talking about Sweeney. I have dealt with them, on their Chevrolet and BMW side. I know "roadburner" doesn't like them. But, they've always been great to deal with when I've had the opportunity. I think they've got a Subaru dealership, too. I know they've got a Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge dealership across from their BMW store. I'm thinking they've been a little un-nerved in recent years. They've lost both Plymouth and Saturn brands. That had to represent at least 10% of their volume, I would think. They also have a pretty nice used store north of the city. kyfdx...I think I stumbled over one of your beer cans when I was shopping for Chevies....LOL! Where did you go to school....Springdale? Princeton? St Gabes?

After doing a general search on kia's with transmission issues, I came accross this site. To be honest, I AM SICK! I bought a brand new 2011 Kia Sorento on December 2010. On April 14th, I was headed to work and it felt like I hit a brick wall. My car then would not shift gears and it would barely pull out. So I called a tow truck to haul to nearest Kia dealer. (Hometown Kia in Beckley) The tow truck was going to take 3 hours so my husband met me ad decided to drive it the 3 miles to the dealership. Once we got in there, the VERY FIRST thing the service guy said was "you didn't buy it from here did you?" That is when everything went down hill. Needless to say, I left that dealership and parked it at a local shopping center until my dealership in Princeton (Cole), who is awesome by the way, got back with me to tell me what I needed to do. In the mean time, the Sorento started shifting normally after shutting it off and starting it again. I was told that I could drive the Sorento to Cole's but to be careful. Cole's is about 40 miles away. Do not go over 60 miles an hour and the worst thing that could happen is that it would "hit the wa;; again." Oh, and I failed to mention my vehicle has 5,800 miles on it. So I took my car in on Thursday afternoon and got it back on Saturday morning. The "replaced" the transmission. All was good until Friday, April 22nd. My husband was driving it and BAM! It did it again. The second transmission with less than 1,000 miles on it and less than a week old is now doing the same thing. My car has 6,600 miles on it and they are getting ready to put a NEW tranmission in it again....the 3rd one!! What the heck?!?! I am located in WV and I think Lemon Laws here is 3 times with the same problem. Any advise?! Gosh this is horrible!

I got EX-L/RES (with free wheel locks+splash guard) at Princeton Honda, NJ. Waiting on the Penfed loan check Color: Cherry w/beige interior Base: 32,451 dest: 780 NJ Tax: 2326.17 Tire tax: 7.5 DMV fee: 399 Doc fee: 197 Total OTD = 36,160.67 Planning to take 7yr/80K Honda care - 765. Dealer hasn't committed to that price yet. If it goes through, then total OTD=36,925.67 Dealer rates for accessories are way high compared to Bernardi. So, skipped remote start, cargo tray, floor mats. I might have gotten a better price with Hillside dealers. But their doc fees, no commitment via email, aggressive marketing and an hour drive wasn't worth the difference. Hope this helps someone.