Mike Chiappetta

Sell you extended warranty’s that they won’t honor. Promise free oil changes they won’t give you. And be careful, they will run your credit 4 times with hard inquiries and destroy it. Promise free oil changes they won’t give you. And be careful, they will run your credit 4 times with hard inquiries and destroy it. More

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A correction on my previous post. My asking price for my Toyota trade-in was $25,000. This number is near the high end of the Kelly Blue Book “Excellent” condition valuation. Kenosha My asking price for my Toyota trade-in was $25,000. This number is near the high end of the Kelly Blue Book “Excellent” condition valuation. Kenosha Toyota place the condition of my car in the “Good” condition category. Two steps lower. This lowered what I wanted from $25,000 to what they offered, $21,661. The car had no hood stone chips, no door dents, no seat tears and no door edge chips. No damage whatsoever. All it needed was a car wash and interior vacuuming. With only 16,230 miles on the odometer, it’s practically “show room condition”. I even offered to include an extra set of aluminum wheels with snow tires and a never used spare tire which originally didn’t come with the new car. No interest from Kenosha Toyota. None. I rejected their offer of $21,661. I’ll probably find other dealers who low-ball KBB valuations, but I’ll still have my “Excellent” Toyota, low mileage car that will last a lifetime. More

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