Great Lakes Honda

We are happy to report we were able to amicably resolve this concern.  We traded the customer out of the vehicle and into a 2015 CRV EX.

(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
I do not accept their response I understand that I'm over mileage at the time that the check engine light came on but Honda ddnt tell me that Nissan did, Honda never told me that I could have been going to Nissan along. I brought it in to Honda, but I have my receipt from back in Aug. where I complained about an transmission issue and they told me that there was no lights on so there was nothing they could do. They went on to say that Nissan CVT transmissions are bad and no good via. [redacted] and the Tech. from the service department. Once the light came on in Jan 2016 took it back to Honda once they figured out it was a transmission issue they said they had no means to work on it or thw tools so I would have to take it to Nissan. I then took it over to Nissan where they told me immediately that for the last year or so there has been and Extended Warranty on CVT Transmission up to 120,000, bt I was over mileage and my warranty was expired. I then complained to Honda where I bought the car why wasn't I put on the list to get notified about warranty's in the first place and back in Aug. When I was under mileage and still covered under warranty and getting front work done bt on the receipt it was stated I complained about issue but there was nothing they could do.. Why ddnt they send me to Nissan then or check as a service department to see if it had any recalls from Nissan since they stated they knew it was a transmission issue? Had they checked I would have a new transmission and I have all my receipt of the work they have done, but for me they were in the wrong...