Toyota of Nashua

Bought '09 Toyota Camry in Feb09, Toyota Nashua. Liked the people and also how the whole system works. The first call to this dealership, got the answer right away, no need to be "transferred" to any othe the people and also how the whole system works. The first call to this dealership, got the answer right away, no need to be "transferred" to any other salesperson but one person. She who answered the phone knew exactly the number of car physically were in the lot, right down to the colors that were available. They are honest and professional. Price as discussed on the phone more importantly, as advertised. I'd certainly buy another car from them. Don't waste time with other dealers w/their lies and false ads. I had wasted 1.5hrs w/ other dealers before getting to Toyota Nashua. Yet, it was worth 1 hour drive to Toyota Nashua for their honesty and professionalism. Yes,Five Stars! More

Watch out for their slight-of-hand tactics. Promises made and not kept. Even with Toyota and Scion's quality I think you should find another dealership to buy from. Plan on never using them to service made and not kept. Even with Toyota and Scion's quality I think you should find another dealership to buy from. Plan on never using them to service the car. Not worth the risk. Sorry I did not buy from Acton Toyota. More

Ok, got a price quote via e-mail, drove over an hour to buy new 4Runner, sit at desk with some 20 yr old salesgirl and pull out my checkbook. Low and behold, salesgirl comes back and tells me that the buy new 4Runner, sit at desk with some 20 yr old salesgirl and pull out my checkbook. Low and behold, salesgirl comes back and tells me that the correct price is about $4,000 MORE than my quote. I ask if they are going to honor my printed e-mail quote and they said no! Checkbook goes back in pocket, hour drive back home, letter sent to owner and no response, figures! How these people stay in business, especially nowadays, is mind boggling. More

Excellent service from Roy Molloy on Camry Hybrid order (with costco prices), honest, friendly, and open. Responded to our emails next day. Gave top price for trade-in. Showed price as agreed with costco, (with costco prices), honest, friendly, and open. Responded to our emails next day. Gave top price for trade-in. Showed price as agreed with costco, deposit was small. We changed our mind after riding with friends for a few hours in similar car, refund was prompt. More

Tried to buy a Camry and was lied to by Mike. He gave us a price over the phone and after making us drive for 1.5 hours he said that the car was not available and to get a different one was MORE money. Very a price over the phone and after making us drive for 1.5 hours he said that the car was not available and to get a different one was MORE money. Very dishonest. Do not deal with this dealership. I have heard nothing but horror stories about them. More

I like how you can take out all the cars you want to test drive without having the salesman sitting in one telling you where to go. When the salesman put the dealer plates on the car I asked him where he wan drive without having the salesman sitting in one telling you where to go. When the salesman put the dealer plates on the car I asked him where he wanted to sit and he said we go it alone. Not too many places do that. You can get a better feel for the car that way. The salesman was extremely professional and absolutely not pushy. We were quickly able to negotiate a fair price. The finance manager was also not pushy, just explaining what's available. Got a very good interest rate. More

I purchased a 2008 Prius from Toyota of Nashua. I went through Costco's auto buying program, and the sales person I worked with - John McGuire - was a decent, low-pressure guy. I came to Toyota of Nash through Costco's auto buying program, and the sales person I worked with - John McGuire - was a decent, low-pressure guy. I came to Toyota of Nashua because the Costco program referred me to them specifically (I live in Mass, and there were many dealers closer that also had cars on the lot I would have been interested in). I called the dealer, set up an appointment, showed up on a Friday. The sales person I was scheduled with handed me off to John; turns out to be fine since the original guy seemed sketchy. We walked out to see the 2 Priuses on the lot, saw the one I wanted, headed in to talk price. We sat down, John brought me the Costco price sheet, I reviewed all the numbers & options on the car, and agreed to the deal. No back & forth. After we filled everything out & I gave my downpayment check, I spoke briefly with the finance guy. He talked extended warranties, and also to his credit, really didn't pressure me to buy one (I decided not to in the end). After getting it registered in Mass, I came back to the dealer the next day & picked up my car after John sat with us & showed us all the Prius features/controls. Great experience overall, and I got a reasonable price on the car. I think working with John & through the Costco program made all the difference. More

Javel was knowledgeable about the car, and very pleasant to deal with. Everything went well until we were ready to talk price. Then we had to get into that whole "good cop/bad cop" thing, where the sales pe to deal with. Everything went well until we were ready to talk price. Then we had to get into that whole "good cop/bad cop" thing, where the sales person tells you that his mean manager just won't go any lower, and then he somehow manages to talk the manager into lowering the price "just for us". I find this whole process very annoying. Why can't they just tell me their best price right up front, instead of playing all these stupid games?? Anyway, after an hour of dickering, we finally agreed on a price, but my husband wanted 24 hours to review the details before we signed the papers. We left there with a note in Javel's handwriting, stating that the price was good until the end of the month. Javel told us that he was going on vacation, but that his manager had agreed to this price. When we called the next day to make the final commitment, the sales manager refused to honor the price we'd been given. We explained that Javel had gotten this price approved and that we'd been promised that the price was good until the end of the month. The sales manager got all huffy and said that there was no way he would sell it for that price. We ended up at ActonToyota.com, where we had a great sales experience. Got exactly the car we wanted for exactly what we wanted to pay, and NO HASSLES! More

Took my car in for a 5,000 mile service and everything was OK. Not great but not terrible either. Unimpressive is probably the best word to describe my experience. $120 for a basic service is way too stee was OK. Not great but not terrible either. Unimpressive is probably the best word to describe my experience. $120 for a basic service is way too steep for me. I had to come back with my warranty book for them to stamp it (I guess it was too much work for them to do it on their own). Offered a "free" car wash... I could have done a much better job myself. Work was finished when promised. More

Negotiated a very good price with their inet saleperson (mainly by citing quotes from Westborough and Acton Toyota in Mass). Made it very clear I didn't want surprises and wanted a firm "out the door" all (mainly by citing quotes from Westborough and Acton Toyota in Mass). Made it very clear I didn't want surprises and wanted a firm "out the door" all inclusive price. Salesperson consulted with manager, and came back with a very good price. Called again late that afternoon, to confirm price and get details of car I'd forgot to write down before. She checked inventory and said they had 8 in stock they'd sell for the quote price, in the colors I wanted. Went down the following day to get the car. Saleman (not the inet one who was not there that day) did the whole sleezy salesman routine, went to managers office and came back with a price $330 higher than I'd been quoted. I explained we had already agreed on the price and didn't need all the closing-room dramatics, but he said it was because the car they'd quoted on wasn't there anymore, and the only ones they had left had more options hence the higher price. Seemed odd they could have sold every base model in stock since the day before, so I told them it was smelling a bit like bait-and-switch and I wanted a car at the promised price. The inched down on price everytime I started to leave, but by the time they made what I felt was an acceptable offer (still higher than the promised price) we were so totally sick of the place that we decided we simply didn't want to buy a car from them at any price, let alone give them a chance to spring any more suprises. So don't believe anything they tell you over the phone, and be ready for last minute surprises should you consider buying a car from them. The irony about the whole mess was that we had gotten similar price quotes from several other dealers, and chose to go to them because they had the largest inventory, and hence, we thought, the best chance of finding just what we wanted. More