Curry Toyota - Cortlandt - Service Center

Our Ford Expedition had become disabled in the area and Our Ford Expedition had become disabled in the area and our GPS directed us to this dealership because it had previously been a Ford agency. Although Our Ford Expedition had become disabled in the area and our GPS directed us to this dealership because it had previously been a Ford agency. Although we had no prior contact with this dealership, we received help and attention as if we were longtime customers. Even though it was obvious that we were not about to buy a car, Danny managed to deftly and unobtrusively direct us to a car we might consider as a replacement if our disabled Ford should prove too expensive to repair. All of the staff were exceptionally helpful and gracious. More

I recently had a couple of engagements with this dealer and came to a conclusion that their #1 goal is to cheat you out of your money. Yes, they're very friendly. That's the only good thing I can say about and came to a conclusion that their #1 goal is to cheat you out of your money. Yes, they're very friendly. That's the only good thing I can say about this place. I was a strong advocate of Toyota in the past (have 2 their cars now) but will not be buying any more Toyotas just because of my 'friendly' neighborhood Toyota dealer. 1. I tried to trade-in my Sienna in exchange for a newer model. They gave me a trade-in price $2000 below of what Curry Honda and Rockland Toyota offered. Considering they all go by the same auction price book, the dealer intentionally tried to rip me off. 2. My Sienna had a pending seat belt recall. I lost the original recall letter and came to the dealership with a seat belt not working. They said there was no recall and I would have to pay out of pocket. So I left and returned later with a letter printed from the Internet saying that my VIN # had the recall due. They accepted it and performed the service for free. 3. My Venza had a problem with ABS system. I took the car to this dealer, they looked at it and said there was a problem with some sensor, or wiring, or something they were not sure of. When I asked which sensor had a problem, they said 'There is just one, in the front axle. We will need to take the axle apart.' The total price came up to $600. So I took the car to a different body shop. Turned out there 4 (!) sensors - 2 in the front and 2 in the rear. The sensor that had a problem was actually in the rear. On top of that there is no axle work required to replace a sensor - it's as easy as to replace brakes. Curry Toyota intentionally gave me false information so they could charge me more. Unless they're just incompetent and didn't know what they were doing. I have lost all the trust in this dealership. More

Junior Jimenez proved himself to be an incredible person! On Thursday March 31, 2011, my girlfriend and i had a flat tire in a remote area with no cellphone service. It was a cold, rainy and snowy night. On Thursday March 31, 2011, my girlfriend and i had a flat tire in a remote area with no cellphone service. It was a cold, rainy and snowy night. When no other person would stop, Junior stopped, drove us back to a store so we could buy the things wee needed to fixed the tire and continue on. He stayed with us until he was certain we were safely on our way. He was a real hero in our eyes. Employees like this are hard to come by. More