Toyota of Dallas

Sneaky managers, uninformed sales personnel I was offered a price of 24k on a car that I knew I wanted. They beat my local offer by a $1000. Too good to be true. I still made the almost 4 hour d I was offered a price of 24k on a car that I knew I wanted. They beat my local offer by a $1000. Too good to be true. I still made the almost 4 hour drive to find out the sneaky managers used that number as bait and tried to sell warranty, package, etc and price went up considerably. I declined all that and they changed the price of car saying it's not worth a deal for them, losing too much blah blah blah. Sales guy who threw the bait to me either had no idea because he was new or learned fast in how to pretend. Anyways, I walked out with no deal. Such shady business ethics ought to be reported everywhere. More

Financing is sloppy not reliable After 3 weeks a new vehicle we purchased at Toyota of Dallas this dealership isn't able to complete and failed to do the payoff of the Toyota I trade After 3 weeks a new vehicle we purchased at Toyota of Dallas this dealership isn't able to complete and failed to do the payoff of the Toyota I traded in, the delay is causing damage to our credit with the financing institution, absolutely no one is taking responsibility into this matter, absolutely upset over this situation. More

Bait and switch and predatory financing practice Honestly, I don't know.It's a bait and switch, and predatory financing dealership of Mr. Warren Buffet! Has to fool lots Honestly, I don't know.It's a bait and switch, and predatory financing dealership of Mr. Warren Buffet! Has to fool lots of people to make that extra Billion, though! I was promised 30 months of care maintenance which all of Toyota and Mr. Buffets stores advertise as free service, yet I was charged $438 for that. The online web portal showed that I only will receive 24 months of that service. This cost was supposed to be "zero"! (Falls advert!) I was sold a $2215 worth of extended warranty, which we couldn't refuse! Because finance manager said they have to make all the extra, I presume because of my challenged credit! Financed manager said he was throwing in Zaktek service, as if it was a free gift to us, but no, he charged us $1264 for twice a year Zaktek service (Zaktek Ultimate and Zaktek interior both separately)! Snicked in gap insurance without explanation for $847. Car was very poorly detailed! At 18% interest on top of all that (totaling a cost of $60,000 for a vehicle that costs barely $30,000)! Can any one tell me if this is not totally unregulated predatory financing practice then what is)! From the past experiences, it is different among dealerships, depending the finance managers greed for yield premiums and commissions from unnecessary services that could have been a savings for a disabled person on social security disability! Thank you Mr. Warren Buffet. I know this e-mail will be destroyed before anybody of authority, let alone you, Mr. Buffet! These type of predatory financing practice on low income, some times even disabled person like me times millions more will most definitely make you your next billion! Thank you for listening, whoever you are! May God bless you! (By the way, my electric scooter fit nicely in the back of the Highlander! Thank you!) Sincerely, Shahnaz More