13 Toyota Dealers near 98055near 98055

I've been doing business with Lake City Toyota for many - Greg Green

I've been doing business with Lake City Toyota for many years. Always been taken good care of here. They're the only ones I trust with my 1999 Land Cruiser. Troy in service is great to work with. AAA+

If you've heard yourself say, "I hate buying a car", you - wdavidphillip

If you've heard yourself say, "I hate buying a car", you haven't met the team at Toyota of Seattle. From my salesperson Robert to Finance Gabriel to the Finance Manager Erika, I felt cared for, listened to and the whole experience was lite hearted, fun and sincere.  I felt like I had a friend helping me tailor make and optimize my financial decisions to end up with the car I really wanted.   Everyone I encountered along the way, led by my sales guy Robert, had the same personable, helpful, knowledgeable and caring tone.  I strongly encourage you to ask for Robert by name.  You'll be so glad you did.  Sonic Red Camry Hybrid Dave

Very good experience, no issues at all. - ronlafrance9

Very good experience, no issues at all. Two year service is up now, however will probably keep returning for oil changes etc.

Amazing service! - ThienLam

Amazing service! He was super friendly, made the whole process easy, and helped us get a great deal. Couldn’t be happier!

Efficient and effective service dept. - Thomas_w_owen

Efficient and effective service dept. Service was provided in a timely and thorough manner on a Saturday.

Horrible service, management, and condescending people to - Steven

Horrible service, management, and condescending people to work with. Continually lied, added upcharges, and were rude. Look at their pricing and compare it to anywhere else in Washington - their prices are massively inflated and basically price gouging. JC and Manny were the worst. JC continually lied about what was being offered and when a simple google search disproved him - he attacked me. Manny was similar but even more rude. Avoid and don't do business with them

Eddie Fisher, Star Service Advisor: As I told Eddie - Koljinro

Eddie Fisher, Star Service Advisor: As I told Eddie Fisher, an amazing Service Advisor at Doxon Toyota in Auburn, WA, we make the trip from Hoodsport, WA, because DOXON Toyota seems to be the only Toyota Dealership in the greater Seattle-Tacoma area who are familiar with conversion mobility Sienna vans. My wife and I completely understand that the vans most likely represent less than 5 percent of the demographics in western Washington state, despite the fact that we have the Army, Air Force, Marines and Navy in our backyard not to mention all the veterans who have made this area their home. Nevertheless, it would do their customers a hand-up if all Toyota dealerships provided hands-on training (e.g., 1-2 service specialists and 2-3 mechanics) with every major access mobility location in the area (i.e., United Access), and maybe even provided a relative dealer incentive to encourage Toyota’s franchises to make this training and service a normal part of their service operations. Given their specialized expertise, the service specialists and mechanics would only need to familiarize themselves with the modifications each Sienna Van undergoes (btw, Braun Ability has a fantastic video demonstrating this modification) along with first-hand experience operating all variations of the access ramps being offered (e.g., passenger side fold-out, in-floor ramps, manual rear fold-out ramps, etc.). This coordinated familiarization with local accessible dealers should not take much time. Moreover, this initiative on Toyota’s behalf would only strengthen the long-standing corporate business relationship Toyota has with companies like Braun Ability. Additionally, if management and/or franchise owners in could actually visit the factory where the modifications occur, that would only temper the validity of cooperation between these entities and forge a positive relationship in the accessible community—a bond that is somewhat lacking, even absent, in today’s market. And considering the scope of this logistical endeavor and what it will actually accomplish, it is in the best interests of everyone affected, from Toyota Corporate to local dealerships to their clients. Again, this gesture will only strengthen Toyota's commitment to ALL their customers; something they can allude to in their marketing. And let me also say that Toyota's Sienna is the very best conversion compared to their other competitors, not only in drivability and simplicity, but also in value. Please forward this to the DOXON Family as well as Toyota Corporate.

Was dreading shopping for a new car. - penguin472

Was dreading shopping for a new car. But -> when I started looking I was assigned Sera. She was a beautiful sales associate. Very comfortable, very engaging and Very knowlegeable. She did an outstanding job and was not high-pressure at all. Very nice experience with Toyota of Puyallup.

Stay clear of this deceitful dealership. - Dontbuyhere

Stay clear of this deceitful dealership. They use the classic bait n switch tactic and are not trustworthy. Inquired about a car within hours of hitting their site and autotrader. Spoke with a person named Misha and tried to secure the car with a deposit and she says she cant because she doesnt have access to the safe. I give her my number and she assures me so will call me the following day to start the process. Less than 20 minutes later I get a text. She apologizes and says someone placed a deposit earlier on it and will be flying in the following day. What? You just said you cant take a deposit! What if I offer over asking? Nope, we have integrity at this dealership she says and we need to follow our buyer policy. Next day comes and I followed up three times. The car is not only still for sale but they raised the price $7,000! No phone call, no text, just utter lies about a buyer coming to get it and a 30% price increase. Integrity? What a farce. I come with receipts. You can check the pics for yourself on google reviews. Shame on your Misha.

Terrible sales experience. - Brian R

Terrible sales experience. The salesperson refused to let me talk to the finance department and didn’t give me any bank details to put money down. I now ended up with monthly payments 3x the amount of what was agreed upon. The salesperson kept me at the dealership for over 5 hours until they were basically closing before I could get my car. 30 minutes after leaving the dealership I realized the vehicle had a small damage to the door they tried to cover up. They refused to credit me for the damage. They also added multiple add ons I had requested to take off, and now am having to further negotiate with them to remove. go anywhere else. buyer beware.

I had a bad experience with this dealership. - night

I had a bad experience with this dealership. Everything was okay, not great, until the car’s warranty ended. At the next appointment after the warranty expired, they pressured me to perform maintenance totaling $25,000. My car had low mileage and had not reached that amount. I told them there was no need for certain maintenance because the car is almost new. They charged me excessively for unnecessary services. Even Toyota Customer Service did not intervene. Please avoid this dealership or be aware of what they may try to do to you. I will never return to this dealer after this experience. I am disappointed with Toyota’s customer service because I have another car, a Kia, and when I contacted Kia’s customer service, they resolved the issue very quickly.