Beaman Toyota

what a joke. i called to ask what the difference between the 2 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited were besides the years and miles they had listed on there website was, f i called to ask what the difference between the 2 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited were besides the years and miles they had listed on there website was, first one 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited had only 72000 mile listed and one owner(listed on site for 11,300, the 2nd was a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with 138,000 (listed for 11500), after getting the run around they said they did not show the 2004 in the system but the 2005 was, as i was looking at the site i said oh looks like one is the Beaman dealership in murfreesboro to the point of the dude said well it is not showing on my computer, i asked if he went to there web site to look and he said no but wanted to know if i would like to come in and do a test drive, i said no i would go look at the one in murfreesboro because it had less miles and 1 owner listed . guy asked if he could have my name and phone # should anything else come in he would give me a call to this point i said no you have been no help so far so why give my # to someone that will prob try and sale it to a telemarkerter. i head to the boro lot and began to look around found the 2004 jeep which was in nice shape and was treated nice till i went to trade in my car(2007 350z was looking for something not so hard to get into and had more room and safe to drive during the winter.) the tires were wore some but they try to tell me they were Dry rotted (lie #1 i had just had my car serviced the day before and was told the tread was around 50% but would be good for a while.) then proceed to tell me that it would cost about 2500$ to replace (lie #2 i had just had a set quoted while i was getting it serviced and tax labor and all was 475$). when i asked about the one here (nashville) and they said wait looked it up showed it there and said yea for that one we would do an even trade, call this dealer and said that it was actually in admissions to see if anything was wrong with it i asked if they could have it brought to this location, they called and proceeded to tell me it was in admissions, so i wait 30 mins dude comes out and tells me it is going to cost like 2500$ to repair so they was just going to ship it to auction. so looking here on auto trader 3 days later and both jeeps are listed so i call Beaman of Nashville again just to see if they jeep was still on the lot, and yup it still there still same price, wanted to know if i wanted to come in and test drive again and i said nope i don't deal with dealerships that lie way to much and when called out on it still want to know if you want the car. i know they all lie, but treat me nice like the people that did when i bought my first car the 2007 350Z and i will leave better reviews. More

Treated us well! Bought a used Scion that they just received on trade-in and they assured me that they would take out a few dents and do some body work to make it look Bought a used Scion that they just received on trade-in and they assured me that they would take out a few dents and do some body work to make it look great. After dealing with other dealership for the last 30 years of car buying I was a bit worried that they would not honor our agreement since I paid for the car already. Dropped it off today for the repairs and got super-great treatment. These folks are better than most. I have spoke with several Beaman employees and I get the impression they all care and they seem confident that their company would do the right thing and take care of us. They did take good care of us and we will buy here again. Al Nixon and Sterling were great before and after the sale and Mike the Sales Manager is amazing. Body Shop(Brian) , Finance (Jennifer), and reception (Joan) are also top notch! YMMV, but they were very good to us. More

Salesman leaves if you ask questions. Finance woman lies. Visited Beaman Toyota, even though several clients told me to go to Roberts Toyota. When I arrived with my wife there was no where to park. So I par Visited Beaman Toyota, even though several clients told me to go to Roberts Toyota. When I arrived with my wife there was no where to park. So I parked up at the GMC building and walked down with my wife Karen. We were met outside by a salesman who ran up to us and said he was Scott Hamilton. He never asked us our name, just immediately wanted to know what we wanted to look at. We wanted either a Camry Hybrid or a Prius for our estimators at our heavy equipment business. He took us inside and disappeared for about 10 minutes. When he came back, he again asked us what we wanted to look at? Again my wife said a Camry Hybrid or a Prius. He took us outside in the freezing cold and we must have walked around for almost a half hour before he said " lets go back inside ". We sat down and he disappeared AGAIN. We he came back he asked us if we had been anywhere else or found what we wanted at another dealer and said he would trade for it? We told him that some business clients had told us to go to Roberts Toyota. Once again he disappeared and finally came back with another sales person and said " this is Tim ? I have an appointment thats going to show up later this afternoon". He laughed then left and we started over with Tim. Starting over with Tim, who told us " Scott does that all the time if he thinks the customer is going to be difficult" and that " he does not have an appointment later" Now confused we told Tim that color really did not matter and that were interested in the 0 % or would lease it and buy it at the end of the lease due to the miles. When we told him that we were putting the vehicle in our company name and wanted the 0 % he said he did not know if we could get the 0 % and put it in our company name.. We told him our credit was perfect and in the upper 700 range. He still said he did not know and left. He came back with a woman from the finance office named Jennifer. She was agitated, never sat down and said " I am very busy and backed up " " what do you want ". After several rounds of her verbal abuse she told us we could NOT have 0 % if we put the vehicle in our company name even though we were signing for it. We asked to speak to her manager and she said " I don't have one " " I run finance ". My wife was furious. This woman was arrogant and lied to us. We got up to leave, then Tim ran after us out the door. In the end,we bought a Prius AND a Camry Hybrid from Roberts Toyota WITH 0 % in our company name. If you want to be lied to and treated like trash definitely go to Beaman, If you want to be ignored because you have too may questions ask for the two employees above. More

price gouging we went online and priced a Prius 4. When we went to the dealership they sold us a Prius 3 without our knowledge. We paid the same price as the Prius we went online and priced a Prius 4. When we went to the dealership they sold us a Prius 3 without our knowledge. We paid the same price as the Prius four. We found out about a year or so later that our car was actually a Prius 3. More

MY TOYOTA COROLLA My experience with my sales person, Celeste was "Truly Exceptional" . Her responses, cooperation, patience, and suggestions wer most helpful. I will My experience with my sales person, Celeste was "Truly Exceptional" . Her responses, cooperation, patience, and suggestions wer most helpful. I will continue to address her in all of my car buying experiences and would glad to refer to her. More

Red flag everywhere in conjunction with bad experience We were trying to negotiate on a 2014 Corolla S, found one on there website for a good price. We have called and talk to Matthew Petty, was told that We were trying to negotiate on a 2014 Corolla S, found one on there website for a good price. We have called and talk to Matthew Petty, was told that it was already sold and the reason why the other one was discounted at low price was because it was their " Go to car" which is their run errands vehicle but has another one just like it. Was told also this one has more option but is a bit more pricey then that one, will work something out to get close to the price as the other one. My wife and I test drove it, loved and willy to buy it that night.Also the car had 500 miles on it, Matt told us the reason for the miles was that it came from another dealer so Toyota brought it here because of the high volume sales in the state. During negotiation, we were firm on a price we think is worth due to it is a 2014 model and has 500-ish miles on it and we are bringing our own outside finance, we can get a 2015 for a good price, yes not an S model but a good LE model. Well he brought the manager that was working night, was told he is declining the offer.Then I was trying to make a statement about earlier we test drive a Kia Forte and the price was the same but we already schedule to go look at a Civic. When i mention that seems like he got mad/irritated the fact i made that statement and so the manager said to me " Go buy the Forte and i will sale this Corolla to someone else at a higher price then we offered you. I didn't even want to sell to you at this price anyway" This is when i got P.O. and had to walk away.A week later, we got a called from Matt saying they still got the car and if we want it, we can drive it off today. We told him we want at the price we said that night, he then got another manager to get an approval for the price and told its good, come on in. I did called before we head out there but when called Matt got confused on the price we have talked about, we told him nope we're not coming. We called a day later because we have just drove the Civic and loved it but wanted to make sure if Matt has the car and see what he can do to get the price where we have talked about the other day, he called back an hour saying we are good and told us to come on in. So we did and was about to the sign the paper during finance, then last minute we had to sign a damage report on the car about the rear bumper and they had to replace it, the finance guy said just a minor paint scratch but why in the world did they had to replace it for a scratch??? We were DONE, we stormed out, my wife was about to punch somebody in the face. If someone had told us about it from the start, we would be ok with it but it seems shady from the start, everyone in there had a different story about where the car came from. I think what happen was , it was their joy ride car, some one damaged it bad or came off the truck damage, We have ask for pictures but couldn't provide one. Then Matt called about 2 hours later that they are willing to bring the drop price even more, the final flag for us,we are not going there anymore and deal with the dealership. I should have listen to my gut the second time about this place and the car. More

Beaman Toyota is the choice dealer. Adam Montgomery at Beaman Toyota will be getting referrals from me. From answering the phone to assisting me in my car purchase, he has gone the 'extr Adam Montgomery at Beaman Toyota will be getting referrals from me. From answering the phone to assisting me in my car purchase, he has gone the 'extra mile'. He overcame some hitches with sincere determination, no pressure, educated me in the process and conducts business with high professionalism. Love Beaman! More

Bad Experience I recently called Beaman Toyota to get a comparison price on a Toyota sedan I wanted to purchase. The sales person was helpful on the phone and gave I recently called Beaman Toyota to get a comparison price on a Toyota sedan I wanted to purchase. The sales person was helpful on the phone and gave me the requested information included a competitive price compared to another Toyota dealer I had contacted. The next day I called back to ask about trade in value for my existing Toyota sedan. The sales person said they would need to see the vehicle to give me an accurate value, so I drove 25 miles to the dealership to get a price on my vehicle. When I arrived the hostess took my name and call the sales person over the PA. I waited 5-10 minutes for someone to come during which time the hostess or anyone else spoke to me. At this time I asked the hostess for location of the rest room and proceeded there. When I returned from the rest room the sales person greeted me, took the key to my vehicle, told me where his desk was located and said I could go wait at his desk. After waiting 10-15 minutes during which time no one spoke to me, I asked the sales person at an adjoining desk if they had coffee. He told me where the coffee was located and I proceeded to get a cup. I came back to the desk and waited for another 5-10 minutes before the sales person arrived. He asked a few questions about my vehicle and said he wanted someone else to talk with me. The "sales manager" came and talked to me at length about the things that were wrong with my car (which I had previously priced on Kelly Blue Book). He wanted to know what I wanted for my car and when I did not give him a value he tried to pry one out of me, and offered me a ridiculously low value for my car. He then proceeded to try to bamboozle me with lots of numbers about why my car was valued so low and why the car I wanted to purchased could not be priced any lower. When I told him thank you and asked for return of my keys, without giving me the keys said he wanted to talk to someone else. He later came back an offered me a slightly higher price for my vehicle. When I told him no thank you and again asked for my keys he left and I thought he was retrieving my key. I proceeded to the exit door of the dealership and the "sales manager" approached me and said he had one other person he wanted to look at my car. I told him I would be going outside and would wait there for my keys. After waiting outside for another 10 minutes the "sales manager" came up and offered me the price I told him earlier I wanted for my vehicle. I told him thank you and that I was not ready to purchase the vehicle that day. At this point the SM did a theatrical performance expression to say I had never told him I was not going to purchase the vehicle that day. I informed him that I never said I was going to purchase that day, and no one ever asked me. He returned my key and I left. The next morning the sales person called my phone and asked about my purchasing the vehicle we discussed previously. I informed him that I was probably going to purchase the vehicle, but that it would be from another dealer. I thought his dealership was one of the worst I have had. I told him I had purchased a vehicle from his dealership 15 years ago, in the interim I had purchased five Toyotas from another dealer, and that I would probably not be purchasing again from Beaman. Both the sales person and the sales manager bragged about the fact that Beaman was the largest Toyota dealer in 37 states.. More

You can’t go wrong when you’re working with Wright! That’s Chris Wright at Beaman Toyota in downtown Nashville. The weather was rainy and overcast the Saturday that I arrived at Beaman Toyota, but it w That’s Chris Wright at Beaman Toyota in downtown Nashville. The weather was rainy and overcast the Saturday that I arrived at Beaman Toyota, but it was certainly bright and cheerful inside the dealership. Though I’d had had a cursory email exchange with Chris Wright, I admit to feeling anxious about the prospect of negotiating for a car. But I mustered my courage and, while driving to the dealership, my mind went through a thousand different scenarios regarding the prospective negotiations. When I arrived at the dealership my anxiety level was at what I refer to as Level 10-the highest level. And then I met Chris and I was immediately put at-ease. Chris Wright has a friendly, unassuming manner and I immediately realized that I’d unnecessarily fretted while working myself up into a ridiculous frenzy. Much ado about nothing, to quote the Immortal Bard –Shakespeare. Oh, but we had a good time and I know that I was fairly treated in every respect. I am now driving my first Toyota vehicle (Prius C) and my neighbors seem quite impressed, perhaps even jealous. But I’ve told them how they may remedy their situation and I can tell they are thinking about my recommendation. Just go see Chris Wright at Beaman Toyota. More