8 Utah Toyota Dealers

They were just exactly what we needed. - demann9

They were just exactly what we needed. They worked with our weird schedule with bits and pieces of time. They were very considerate about our commute out to the Dealership and consolidating everything. When we had to bring our grandkids one of the days, everyone was so cute and understanding.

Great , good customer service,Kindly,Friendly, Helpful, - lucywigder

Great , good customer service,Kindly,Friendly, Helpful, respectful,Sebastian is a good dealer.His so kind and respectful.He deserve a raise

Deceptive sales practices and zero integrity. - arcane1

Deceptive sales practices and zero integrity. Orem Toyota leased us a vehicle at standard "brand new" pricing, only for us to discover after signing that it had already been used for an external golf tournament with nearly 900 miles driven. At no point during negotiations was this commercial event use disclosed. In fact, on Page 10 of their contract ("Contract to Enter into a Lease Agreement"), they explicitly marked the vehicle as "New" and left the "Demo" box unchecked. That prior usage burned nearly 1,000 miles off our Toyota factory bumper-to-bumper warranty before we ever took delivery. When caught, Sales Manager Ross initially asked what compensation we felt was fair, then ghosted us. General Sales Manager Erik then stepped in and bluntly stated they "will not be compensating for anything or renegotiating a done car purchase." They hide behind the technical Utah legal loophole that a vehicle under 7,500 miles can legally be titled as "new" to justify withholding that they loaned the car out for an event. Legal loophole or not, selling a used event-shuttle car as untouched new inventory without telling the customer is sleazy, deceptive, and morally bankrupt. Inspect every line of your paperwork and take your business elsewhere.

I've taken my car to get serviced here for a number of - BB

I've taken my car to get serviced here for a number of years at Tony Divino Toyota. Lance was really helpful and nice.

If I were Larry H Miller, I'd sue Asbury Automotive Group - GG

If I were Larry H Miller, I'd sue Asbury Automotive Group to remove my name. We've owned over 15 Toyotas and this dealership is the rock bottom. Original salesman ghosted us when we told him we were not in the same city. Sales manager (John) took over and negotiated/finalized the purchase. Apparently the salesman didn't think we were serious buyers. While going over the car, my wife asked how to engage the 4WD. The salesman (Ryker) said "your husband will know how that works". Wait, what? Are you kidding? Still don't understand why a Toyota "Gold" vehicle had 2 issues that had to be addressed before delivery. So much for the 165 point inspection. We paid the "processing fee" only to find out that the dealership did not handle the taxes so we had to wait for a refund check and license the vehicle ourselves. Why do car dealers get to charge a fee for work they don't complete? If Larry H Miller Toyota were the last dealer on earth, we'd fly to another planet to make a purchase.

Don't buy from these guys! - Mustang

Don't buy from these guys! The finance guys came up with additional cost one month later. The used Toyota was fine but the deal was sour grapes!

Tried twice to buy cart this dealership and both times - B. Matson

Tried twice to buy cart this dealership and both times were terrible! I average about one new car every two years and really have always loved Toyotas. I would never recommend this place and would tell my friends to steer clear. They also had me do a $2,000 deposit which they said was transferable if I didn't use it when I walked away they said well there's no other place to transfer it in the state. They unapologetically kept my money and we're not straightforward with many things. They will try every trick in the book to make you for every dollar. Run as fast as you can away from this place.