Bill Page Honda

Name: Bill Page Honda
Address: 6715 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, VA, 22042, US
Telephone: 703-533-5050
Price range: $$$$
Rating: 2.5

6715 Arlington Blvd
Falls Church, VA 22042 703-533-5050

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82 ratings
69% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 31% higher than average
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"I’ve been taking my Honda Civic for service to Bill Page for years and have always been pleased..."
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Consumer Comments for Bill Page Honda

Consumer from WASHINGTON, DC
Aug 13, 2025

I’ve been taking my Honda Civic for service to Bill Page for years and have always been pleased with their service. They’re honest and reliable. I can trust what they tell me.

Consumer from MC LEAN, VA
Aug 03, 2025

Nice waiting room. Easy to schedule services online. 1 to 2 hours for an oil change. They do not recommend unnecessary services.

Consumer from Springfield, VA
Oct 18, 2023

Had many routine maintenance items to do, diagnosis for suspected voltage draw issue, Virginia Safety Inspection etc. Everything appeared OK, but noticed that the virginia safety inspection sticker was the same old expired sticker. They forgot to do it, probably because they "comp" that service? Car is well maintained and less than 11,000 miles. Will have them do inspection at next oil change interval. An applicable factory Recall was also performed, seat belt buckles/latches for Driver and front Passenger seat. Overall experiences with this dealership have been stellar. Only exception was when car was purchased new, the then F&I person made errors on docs for registration and warranty. Thankfully the dealership owner gave me his direct number. Problem promptly rectified.

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