
Toyota of Irving
Irving, TX
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oil consumption test Went to have an oil consumption test done. They change your oil at your cost to do this and you bring it back with 1100 miles put on it and they check Went to have an oil consumption test done. They change your oil at your cost to do this and you bring it back with 1100 miles put on it and they check it again. The purpose of this test is to see how much oil you are burning. My car was under a warrenty that would replace if needed. they told me my car was not burning any oil and had no major leaks so i did not qualify for replacement. This has been a month and a half since done. my oil change sticker that they put on my windshield says 127,000 miles change is due. i am at 125,000 right now. So my car startied acting funny today. very sluggish and did not want to go. almost felt like transmission. got home. checked the oil and there was NO OIL ON THE DIPSTICK! BONE DRY! Now can anyone tell me how i could lose all that oil if its not leaking or burning off?????? Toyota of Irving scammed me. They did not replace the oil that they drained out when doing the test. i believe they only put a quart or two in it and this is why they ziptied my dip stick and marked my oil cap and told me not to touch it or the test would invalid.I now have an engine that is knocking very loudly and i am livid. i just paid off tis car and i feel like this is their way of screwing me to where i have no choice but to buuy a new one from them. Ladies beware and take a man with you that has enough sense to spot any bad seeds. I now have to battle with these people to get some resolution and it wont be easy. More
went in for service on my corolla worst service Went in on 12/30/2015 to get a recall fixed on my corolla and left with Mike Garcia service advisor. was told that a recommenced diagnosis was recom Went in on 12/30/2015 to get a recall fixed on my corolla and left with Mike Garcia service advisor. was told that a recommenced diagnosis was recommended for my airbag system and I agreed to the $110.00 fee. the n was also recommended to get my windshield small nick fixed and also agreed to get done. later on the day I was called to pick up my vehicle. I left work early to go get me car and when I got there Mike notified of the need repair which I had said I would bring back do to the $7000.00 estimate. when I got in my car I noticed the windshield repair was not done.i notified mike and told me to speak to manager. Cory was put on and I told him aboput the issue of windshield being un touched and not fixed yet already paid for, he notified me that was not his problem and very rude. i could not belive that someone in management would be so un professional. bad experience would never go back aain More
rip off of senior citizens bought a Camry there only a week ago. feel like i was taken advantage of by their smooth talking sales. Was recovering from a major surgery and was bought a Camry there only a week ago. feel like i was taken advantage of by their smooth talking sales. Was recovering from a major surgery and was not thinking clearly and I think they took advantage of that. One of the worst deals I have ever had in buying a car!! I called to see what could be done and am still waiting for a return call its been two days now! Is this what they call customer service? More
Unsatisfied service experience Took my 08 Sienna into service for an engine knock under acceleration when the engine is cold, the transmission freewheeling between 5-10 mph, and for Took my 08 Sienna into service for an engine knock under acceleration when the engine is cold, the transmission freewheeling between 5-10 mph, and for a power tailgate that closed on me without warning (fortunately I was able to force it off of me). From the beginning the service advisor said the engine knock and the is most likely normal for a Toyota. Called next day and said tailgate was fixed with new struts and the engine knock (they did test it under acceleration) only started and listen to it without driving) and transmission issue was normal. When asked about test driving it, with the engine cold I was informed the would be a diagnosis charge if they came to the same conclusion. I then took the van to my mechanic that convinced me to buy a Toyota. He test drove it and said neither was normal in his 40 years experience and both needed tending to. I went back to dealership and talked with them and their response was "he does not work on Toyotas everyday like we do and we know what we are doing". The mechanic shop I use has ASE certified mechanics. When I asked why the tailgate came down on me without warning (because my wife would not have been able to force it up) they said do not know and we are not concerned. Basically Toyota's customer service seems to be we do not care what you think you take what you get. More
Best service center I have found The best person to contact for service is Jesus Castillo. Ever since I got my Camry he's being my go to person. He always takes good care of you. Ver The best person to contact for service is Jesus Castillo. Ever since I got my Camry he's being my go to person. He always takes good care of you. Very pleasant and easy going person More
Sales Consultant Daniel Luna was very rude, arrogant!!! My friend and myself went to see a brand new Rav4 for his personal use. This guy Daniel assigned a person Jose to help out. Jose took all our person My friend and myself went to see a brand new Rav4 for his personal use. This guy Daniel assigned a person Jose to help out. Jose took all our personal details and went for a credit check and 1 hr no-one bothered about us waiting. after this he came took us to a used car with 2 year used with around 33K miles. For this he quoted around 1200 USD less than the brand 2015 Rav4. It was shocking to know the pricing he was asking and when asked about the high pricing for a used car; Daniel, the sales consultant came furious and started questioning about our looks and saying he is here to do business and if we need to see the car, we need just walkout of the show ourselves and see which one we want from the lot in a very very rude way. After that we was forcing us to sign the deal tonight as he has spent time looking at the watch and saying he is here do business. He never listened to what we want and he was given sarcastic comments about our looks and features. This behavior was atrocious. When told him about his behaviour he simplyed said I apology as he is there to do business. I shall never ever return to Toyota of Irving for that matter no Toyota. These people dont understand what is customer service neither understand what the customer is looking for. Think it was my bad day and would like to forget it as a bad dream. More
Hidden microphones, refused to return my car keys 1) Hidden microphones 2) Women need to bring a man with them (Still, in 2014. I know, right?) 2) Refused to return my car keys despite frequent, po 1) Hidden microphones 2) Women need to bring a man with them (Still, in 2014. I know, right?) 2) Refused to return my car keys despite frequent, polite requests. (I can't imagine that power play if I had been a man) 3) They require a full credit check, with SSN, before they will allow you test drive a car. I went for a test drive with a friend. Back at his desk, the salesman left me for a good length of time. Through the hidden microphones, they listened to my conversation in which I expressed my disappointment and discussed trying other cars. The salesperson returned, and a power play ensued in which he refused to return my car keys (a possible trade in). He was playing with me as a cat plays with a mouse. Several polite requests were utterly ignored. Finally I threatened to cause a scene if he didn't return my car keys.. He wasn't budging, so I caused a scene, yelling at the top of my lungs (seriously!). He **still** didn't budge (WTH?) so I stood up and used my toughest "Mommy" voice to *order* him to get my car keys. NOW! On the way out the door, another sales person followed me, to harass me about wasting their time. I'm handicapped, so I walk slowly, and the salesperson harangued me the whole way back to my car. Then he stood and stared me - with his best effort at an intimidating glower - until I backed the car out and left. On the drive back, my friend was incredulous that such a demonstration would be required - *and* that I would actually do it! I did some research, and hidden microphones and holding your car keys are common tactics among unscrupulous dealers. I honestly wanted to buy a car this week, and I will. But, it probably won't be a Toyota, and it *certainly* won't be at that dealership! More
Both sales managers were rude and arrogant. Bought a used car from them and they tried to pass off a dented bumpter. When pointed out, they told me i was lucky that they were going to fix it for me. I used car from them and they tried to pass off a dented bumpter. When pointed out, they told me i was lucky that they were going to fix it for me. I will never buy a car from this dealership. More
I want to be sure to tell others about a top notch service center when I find one. Mike Gasca was referred to me by a very satisfied customer and I'm so happy that I listened. I brought my 2000 Sola service center when I find one. Mike Gasca was referred to me by a very satisfied customer and I'm so happy that I listened. I brought my 2000 Solara in for AC service, two low tires, an oil change and state inspection. I made an appointment on a Saturday and all work was completed in just a few hours! My rental car was complimentary as well as a detailed inspection. Mike was knowledgeable, professional and friendly. He treated me with respect and kindness. What a pleasure, being a woman, to be able to have your car serviced in a professional, honest manner. Mike Gasca at Toyota of Irving now has a very satisfied customer for life. Thanks, Mike! More
I purchased a new Tacoma Friday night (11/15/2013) from Toyota of Irving. When I was looking at the truck earlier in the day, the salesman (Brian Smith) mentioned a College Grad rebate and asked when I gra Toyota of Irving. When I was looking at the truck earlier in the day, the salesman (Brian Smith) mentioned a College Grad rebate and asked when I graduated. I told him I graduated in 2011 but forgot the exact date. He said that I would qualify for the rebate no problem and to bring a copy of my diploma in when I come back to purchase the vehicle later that evening. When I do come back that night to look over the paper work and finalize the sale, I meet with a new salesman (Tanner Branch) who does the paperwork. During this time, I volunteered on two different occasions to let him get a copy of my diploma and even showed it to him and both times he says "its ok". I go through with financing and get a loan secured and sign all the paperwork and leave with my new Tacoma. Fast forward to Monday, I get a call from the original sales guy asking to email a copy of my diploma in which I oblige immediately. Tuesday afternoon, I get a call from the dealership (Brian Smith) informing me I was 3 months out of the cutoff date for the rebate and I must bring them a check for $750 dollars or the truck back (never mind the fact I have a legal contract signed by both parties and nowhere is this mentioned that if the dealership messes up I would be liable). I went back up there that night (11/19/2013) to get this straightened out with the sales manager and finance manager, having a hard time figuring out how this is my fault and why I am being punished because Toyota of Irving failed to check their paperwork. We agreed that I would return the truck since I am not giving them any more money because they messed up and are at fault here. They asked me to leave the truck there at the dealership that night and told me they would send me my money and trade in vehicle the next day. I refused to do that since I have $10,000 invested in the truck including my trade. I told them I would give the truck back when they give me my money and trade in back. Today, I gave them until 11:00am to call me to arrange the switch until I would call them. 11am rolled around and I never heard from them. So I called them every hour on the hour and left voicemails with my cell number asking them to call me back. I left voicemails with three different people. Never heard from them. I told them the night before I was leaving to go out of town at 7:00pm the following day and would not be back until Sunday so the switch needed to happen before 5:00pm the following day (11/20/13). After several calls, I was finally able to get a hold of the finance manager (Louis McClinton) at roughly 6:20pm. I explained to him I was waiting at the airport getting ready to board my flight that I would not be able to make the switch until next Monday and that is why I made it very clear the night before it needed to happen before 5pm. Mr. McClinton told me would call me back. 10 minutes later I get a phone call from Don Ivey, the sales manager of Toyota of Irving, who was extremely rude and demanding his property back as if I stole it from them. Lets not forget I have $10,000 in the truck with a trade, lets also not forget I explained to them the time line the night before and tried calling at least 10 times through out the day leaving a voicemail with my cell phone number. Don Ivey then went on telling me they have been trying to call me all day long, which is a lie. I have never once received a call from Toyota of Irving on 11/20/13 and phone records will back that claim. He said they must have the wrong number on file as if it was my fault again, which is funny considering he called me immediately to make the trade after I finally got a hold of someone at the dealership. Something has got to be done with the behavior of these people at Toyota of Irving and their very bad business practices. They are representing Toyota in a very poor manner and it is embarrassing. I would highly suggest you avoid them and move on to the next dealership. More