Priority Toyota Springfield

Very bad service In November 2018, I complained to the dealership that there was a vibration when braking and asked them to replace the brake rotors. But instead they In November 2018, I complained to the dealership that there was a vibration when braking and asked them to replace the brake rotors. But instead they just cut them down, which cannot be done for security reasons. Now again there is a vibration when braking. But they say that I have to pay for the replacement of the rotors. This is a fraud. Should I sue the company? More

They do not care to the customer The first day when i bought the car i noticed that my name and last nane are not correct and they had the copy of my driver license it means that no e The first day when i bought the car i noticed that my name and last nane are not correct and they had the copy of my driver license it means that no excuse for making mistake. They told me they are going to cix it abd give it to me next day but after 10 days i received the fixed one which was not fixed and had the sane problem i called them and i told them i needed that car how long dues it take he answered me i am so sorry do not worry i will take care of it and give it to you till next day but today is a month that i do not have a registration and nobody did not call me to give me the update. More

Customer service, dishonesty and lying I used to hear the name of Toyota priority of Springfield. When I went there with my friend about the serious issue that my had as result of dishonest I used to hear the name of Toyota priority of Springfield. When I went there with my friend about the serious issue that my had as result of dishonesty of one of the sales man by the name of Mohammad. First, I noticed big disconnect in their explanations, even the one manager by the name of Hamid changed his word twice. He told us that he was not going to resolve the issue we had. Another guy was laughing while we were explaining the issue, that was very unprofessional and never seen anywhere else. Finally, I advise you all, when you want to buy car please be extra careful at the priority toyota of Springfield. They can easily cheat, if they get caught, the salsemen will defend each other no matter if they wrong. More

Employees Unprofessional Approach! As a customer, I noticed few salesmen who had really disrespectful approach. If you have a problem after your purchase, in which the dealer might be r As a customer, I noticed few salesmen who had really disrespectful approach. If you have a problem after your purchase, in which the dealer might be responsible, you won’t get help that way is needed. They will treat you so poor and to the point you feel like they are cheating almost every customer. I bought a new car from them and I really regret on my purchase at this dealership. More

This guy is crazy and losted ( Wahab ) I went to the dealer and this guy come to help me. when I was testing the car he was on his phone and seemed like he was fighting to someone. when we I went to the dealer and this guy come to help me. when I was testing the car he was on his phone and seemed like he was fighting to someone. when we came back to the dealer this guy was shaking and didn't help me at all. More

Will never return again First, “Priority” is a misnomer; my experience over the last year invites terms like “immaterial” , “nonessential”, “nugatory”, and the like. After bu First, “Priority” is a misnomer; my experience over the last year invites terms like “immaterial” , “nonessential”, “nugatory”, and the like. After buying a RAV4 from them last year, I complied with the regulation scheduled maintenance visits. A new car requires minimal maintenance, limited to the oil change, tire rotation, “looking under the mat”(?)—in short, nothing that takes more than 20 minutes to do. Yet, every visit for this work , even when Iwould be the first in line, would keep me waiting for one and a half to two hours. For this, latest, and last appointment, not wanting a repeat of the senseless wait for a 20 minute job, I called the service manager, Joshua the day before, and asked him to make this a less extreme wait; he promised no more than an hour ; I come in first thing today, check in with Anthony, tell him about my talk with Josh: he agrees and writes “9:05” as the time out; at 9:10, I go up to Josh and remind him of the promise, he disappears for 10 minutes and re-emerges to tell me it will be another 20 minutes. In sum, even though I was told it would take no more than an hour by both the manager and Anthony, It ended up taking one hour and 45 minutes—close to the regulation 2 hours for a 20 minute job, . This is truly the last time I am dealing with “Priority” My family, friends and law associates will be alll hearing about it. And, curiously, not even an apology from manager Joshua. More

Not a priority I had a schedule app yay 9 this morning and I am still waiting for my vehicle and the time is 12:55. There is a text message mechanism that they have I had a schedule app yay 9 this morning and I am still waiting for my vehicle and the time is 12:55. There is a text message mechanism that they have but does not get utilized. How are customers a priority when they can’t take five minutes to update you. Each hour I had to go see the clerk to ask for an update. My time should be a priority but it’s not. This was the worst service I have every had. You pay all this money and that’s what you get when it’s your time to get your vehicle taken care of. More

Car buying experience Dan Ceresi and Jamie Fox made my customer experience the most pleasant I've ever had when buying a vehicle. They were extremely professional and knowl Dan Ceresi and Jamie Fox made my customer experience the most pleasant I've ever had when buying a vehicle. They were extremely professional and knowledgeable of the vehicle. More

Paul Ramage I've been either contacting or contacted by the dealers around DC metro area when starting to search for minivan. The one thing I found surprising com I've been either contacting or contacted by the dealers around DC metro area when starting to search for minivan. The one thing I found surprising compared to my last buying experience is that the dealers don't always honor their email or verbal offers. Some don't give the clear number while others give you the price you want just to get you down their dealership to be hassled. I try to understand the nature of their aggressive sales business but was very agitated when I had to waste my time at night being told otherwise at a dealer in Woodbridge even after showing their GM's email approving the price quote. Then, here comes Paul, who seemed not as interested in selling cars aggressively as others such as not texting or emailing me after giving out his price quote. He simply told me his most competitive price after checking with his GM and was firmly sticking to it, which got me to trust him more. Once we agreed on the price, he made sure the rest of process for signing the contract go without hassles within his authority and duty. At least he was being very honest with me the whole time. More