Legends Toyota

Mr. Zatar was very kind and professional, he didn't pressure me into buying a car he was very patient with all my demands. He us a great salesman I will definalty be coming back and spread the word abo pressure me into buying a car he was very patient with all my demands. He us a great salesman I will definalty be coming back and spread the word about this dealership. More

We went in just thinking we were going to look around and we met with Mr Zatar and we couldn't beat the deal he got us. He is friendly and knowledgable And we will most definitely be a repeat customer. we met with Mr Zatar and we couldn't beat the deal he got us. He is friendly and knowledgable And we will most definitely be a repeat customer. More

Excellent customer service. All people involved understood my current situation and were doing everything they could to help out. From the service on my old car, test drive, to price negotiation e understood my current situation and were doing everything they could to help out. From the service on my old car, test drive, to price negotiation everything was extremely satisfying. More

UPDATE: Steve Kurtz, the owner of the dealership, UPDATE: Steve Kurtz, the owner of the dealership, contacted me shortly after I posted this review. He was courteous and respectful, and explained UPDATE: Steve Kurtz, the owner of the dealership, contacted me shortly after I posted this review. He was courteous and respectful, and explained he would refund me the depreciated value of the service contract, and what I spent in interest and taxes on the deal. I received a check in the mail within 3 business days. I can now confidently say that this dealership did the right thing, and I will continue to do business with them. I attribute the problem to a few employees, rather than the dealership as a whole. I hope this review will help other consumers to think twice before they trust this dealership because of their reputation. While I am glad that other people have had a good experience here, I was almost cheated out of thousands of dollars (and have already lost a few hundred dollars) because of a fraudulent business deal contracted at this dealership. First, I did extensive research on this dealership before I walked in the door. I chose it because of its superb ratings online, and because they had a car on the lot that I had been looking into (the previous owner had taken impeccable care of it). I looked on KBB for the price range, and saw that the Prius on the lot was marked up a bit, but not by a lot. When I called the dealership about the car, Ray Kohlman began to work on securing financing for me. He was friendly, and I was pleased with his efforts. Although I am a young, fresh-out-of-college, first-time buyer without established credit, he said he would be able to find a lien holder. When I arrived at the dealership two days later, I was told I had not been approved yet. Regardless, Ray suggested I buy a brand new Prius instead of the used one I had my eye on. This concerned me, and I firmly declined. I did not want to be saddled with that much debt. I then asked about the marked-up price of the vehicle: They were selling it for $11,000 (Kelly Blue Book said $9,966). I was told that the information I had looked at was inaccurate because this model was "more special." (I should have brought the printed KBB report, since I went back to KBB after the sale to find that I had been duped.) I relented, and returned to the lobby to wait for my contract to be drafted up. Then I waited. Finally, after an hour, Dean Nowe called me into his office. He complimented my intelligence. (I should have known that fulsome flattery was a tactic of deception). He then pushed the contract before me and said very clearly, "We found you a loan, but you will need to buy a service contract in order to secure your financing." He said that it was the smart thing to do, and because I was smart, I would buy it. Dean explained that because my credit was poor, the lien-holder needed assurance that I would not default on the loan. The service contract would mitigate the risk of buying a used vehicle, but I shuddered at the price: $2,250. The APR on my loan was also 13.9%, an astronomically high interest rate. The length: 5 years. I knew that I would be paying a lot of interest on this service contract. However, I needed a car, I wanted this car, and I was unable to get a cosigner. I knew I could afford the monthly payments, so I agreed. The next day, I took the car to a third-party mechanic. I was told the vehicle was in great shape. I was glad I did not purchase a lemon, and began using the car all of the time (and I love it). Last week, after reading a Consumer Reports article, I second-guessed the terms of the contract. First, I looked through the fine print. There was no mention of a necessary extended-warranty in order to ensure financing. Then, I called my lien-holder. I was told that I had been lied to. At this point, I have already paid hundreds of interest on an extended warranty that I did not need. After doing some math, I also discovered that I would save thousands of dollars over the life of my loan the worth of the service contract was deducted from the principal of my loan. Furious, I called Legends, and politely explained the situation to JaVan Clayton. I demanded the cancellation of the extended warranty, and a reimbursement on the money I had already paid in interest. Instead of obliging, I was asked, "Are you sure you want to expose yourself to that risk?" I was also told to come into the dealership to sign the papers. At this point, I had no trust in these salesmen, and assumed that they were attempting to convince me to keep the service warranty through scare tactics. I refused, and asked for the cancellation forms to be e-mailed to me. Again, I was warned, "Are you sure you want to expose yourself to that risk?" I said, "It doesn't matter what I want. What matters is that Dean Nowe committed fraudulent behavior and I deserve your cooperation." The contract was emailed my way a few hours later, along with a "free oil change," and I signed it and returned it. A week after (yesterday), I called the lien-holder and the extended warranty contractor to ensure that the paperwork had gone through. The warranty contractor said it had, and that Legends should have been refunded the money today. Capital One let me know that Legends would be cutting them the check. I then e-mailed JaVan to let him know. He said it would take "90 days to process" (even though the form I signed said refunds would be given within six weeks). I have also tried to call Daryl Posey, the head of financing, but he has not returned my calls. I am now going to call Legends again to make sure that I get this taken care of immediately. I also plan on reporting them to the BBB, Attorney General, and Secretary of the State. I would not recommend that anyone does business with this dealership until Dean Nowe, Ray Kohlman, (and maybe Daryl Posey) are removed from their positions. There is no excuse for deceiving a consumer; they participated unethical and illegal behavior. More

Had a great experience buying a 2014 Toyota Camry Hybrid. Aaron Connolly, our salesman, was easy to talk with, very friendly, a professional who really knows his stuff, incredibly helpful, a first-rate per Aaron Connolly, our salesman, was easy to talk with, very friendly, a professional who really knows his stuff, incredibly helpful, a first-rate person and salesman who has followed up with short phone calls now and then to see how we're doing with our new Camry. We'll continue to work with Aaron and Legend's Toyota. We love the car and the great service provided. Terry and Sue Barham Kansas City, KS More

Great customer services skill, price was awesome, extremely satisfied with the seller, would come back to buy a new vehicle very soon. the sales man was extremely helpful. extremely satisfied with the seller, would come back to buy a new vehicle very soon. the sales man was extremely helpful. More

Found the right car for me. Found some issues that I wanted addressed after I left and dealership picked up car and lent me another one and fixed it and brought it back. wanted addressed after I left and dealership picked up car and lent me another one and fixed it and brought it back. More

Richard was the most genuine person we dealt with on our hunt for a new vehicle. He was very patient and answered all our inquiries very professionally . We visited many dealerships and he definitely was hunt for a new vehicle. He was very patient and answered all our inquiries very professionally . We visited many dealerships and he definitely was a shinning star. Ray Kolhman explained the high tech procedures and was very through, thank goodness. We feel very confident that if ever a problem either of these gentlemen would be very kind and assist us. All in all visiting and purchasing at the Legends rated a 10, thank you. More

Erik was professional, courteous, and a pleasure to do business with. He represented Legends Toyota as a great place to purchase a vehicle. The great thing about him.......he's not pushy and listens to business with. He represented Legends Toyota as a great place to purchase a vehicle. The great thing about him.......he's not pushy and listens to your comments and concerns. We were actually his first sale, but he did so well, you would have thought he was a veteran! We love our Toyota Tundra, it has so many buttons and gadgets, we're still finding new things to play with!! Now we are a true Toyota family, the Tundra we purchased and our 5 year old Toyota Camry Hybrid, which by the way, ask Erik about the hybrid, awesome vehicle! More

Richard was very friendly, but not pushy. He helped us a lot in making our decision. We would gladly ask for his assistance again. He made our visit to Legends Toyota a good experience. Thank you, Richard lot in making our decision. We would gladly ask for his assistance again. He made our visit to Legends Toyota a good experience. Thank you, Richard More