AutoNation Toyota Libertyville - Service Center
Libertyville, IL
631 Reviews of AutoNation Toyota Libertyville - Service Center
I have been going to a Toyota Dealership (changes in ownership & location) for at least 30 years - when I purchased my first Toyota. . Although I did not like the new design (14" longer) a few year ownership & location) for at least 30 years - when I purchased my first Toyota. . Although I did not like the new design (14" longer) a few years ago, I liked the Rav 4 -- and I now own my 3rd Rav. I also am satisfied with the Service Dept. -as this is where I always bring the car for service. This last time (Sept. 19 & 20) I was very pleased with Service Representative Mauricio Ramos. He completely explained the problem & the procedure needed to correct it -. More
Our experience was very positive. Mauricio was very helpful and kept us updated throughout the process. The car was washed and clean when the work was completed. Mauricio was very helpful and kept us updated throughout the process. The car was washed and clean when the work was completed. More
Service was fast and the waiting area was clean. I wished that the person assisting me with the service gave me a rundown of the results from the routine inspection. I usually get this after every s I wished that the person assisting me with the service gave me a rundown of the results from the routine inspection. I usually get this after every service. Also, the person offered me a service that my car doesn't apparently need - he says that he made a mistake and was looking at a different vehicle after I asked some follow-up questions. So be aware of your service history. Finally, I asked if they had any specials for oil change service and he pointed me to a laminated catalog with a price of $50. I would have paid that if I didn't check my text messages after the service was complete (the dealership was offering a promo for oil changes at $15). More
I had been here before and had a positive experience so was willing to return. I received a coupon in my e-mail for 20% off service and I needed an alignment. The same e-mail included an additional coupon was willing to return. I received a coupon in my e-mail for 20% off service and I needed an alignment. The same e-mail included an additional coupon for "additional $10 OFF when you pay online". I was interested in getting an additional $10 off, but my service advisor said, "Read the fine print for the coupon you want to use for the service." I had previously read it and then for his sake read it out loud and when I came to the part that said, "Limit one (1) coupon or offer per vehicle" he stopped my reading and told me that I could not get the additional $10 off because only one coupon was allowed to be used. I didn't want to argue over ten dollars because it was easy to see that we were not going to agree. This set a poor tone for the rest of the encounter and I think marketing should no longer put "an additional $10 off" if a person can only use the "additional $10 off" if one chooses not to use the other coupons offered. The word additional was misleading. More