Gabriel Stitt

The service dept broke a part on my new truck while installing a bed extension. They let it go until I as the customer spotted the broken part requiring me to bring back my truck. Then they found they installing a bed extension. They let it go until I as the customer spotted the broken part requiring me to bring back my truck. Then they found they had to order the part that they broke, requiring me to bring my truck back yet again to instal the part they broke once it was received. More

by cavis1 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Great customer service, he did what he promised and quickly and easily got us our new car. quickly and easily got us our new car. More

by gurpreet28chauhan Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Super easy team to work with that made the buying process easy. Gabriel stayed in touch, didn’t pressure me at all, and answered all of my many questions. easy. Gabriel stayed in touch, didn’t pressure me at all, and answered all of my many questions. More

by JEREMYETHORBURN Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Gabriel was exceptionally friendly and professional throughout the entire process. He was never pushy and worked diligently to secure the best price for us. Additionally, he went above and beyond by dr throughout the entire process. He was never pushy and worked diligently to secure the best price for us. Additionally, he went above and beyond by driving to another dealership to pick up our vehicle. The entire experience was seamless and hassle-free. We are very pleased with the service provided." More

by Sandrabooboo Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Bought a used 2021 highlander a few months ago. Dealt with a guy named Gabb/ Gabriel. Experience was so bad with this sales agent. He even mentioned that my only job is to sell you the car. No foll Dealt with a guy named Gabb/ Gabriel. Experience was so bad with this sales agent. He even mentioned that my only job is to sell you the car. No followup call or any communication at all. Very disappointed with this purchase from them. Stay away from this dealership and specially the sales agent named gabb/Gabriel More

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A Shelter in the Current New-Car-Purchase-Frenzy “Storm“ After some arduous encounters with dealers in Northern California, encounters that would cause many to abandon a new car purchase (given t “Storm“ After some arduous encounters with dealers in Northern California, encounters that would cause many to abandon a new car purchase (given the unfavorable impacts from the “chip shortage,” manufacturing closures, unscrupulous sales staff attempting to leverage these crises for their own financial benefit), I walked away today with my 60th birthday present and current dream-car, a Toyota RAV4 Prime PHEV. I have no complaints whatsoever. Mr. Gabrielle Stitt and his finance team managed the nexus between consumer expectations and the current market, and delivered a hard-to-find, rare, and special vehicle. There may be very few “deals” in today’s new car market—especially for all-wheel drive SUVs with EXTREMELY USEFUL electric range AND 300+ HP. Manhattan Beach Toyota seems to be aware that consumers are, therefor, sensitive to “soft” aspects of “the deal;” dignity, respect, honesty. Where other dealers lured, baited, switched, promised and unpromised, Mr. Stitt was consistently frank, poised, honest, realistic, and pragmatic. No over-promising or exaggerations or weaselly sales lingo to impress me. All substance. The finance team was equally impressive, and identified financing options that surpassed the options my “consumer oriented” credit union secured. I have NEVER purchased the “services” that dealers push at the close of a vehicle purchase. However, today, after a candid conversation about the changes we have all encountered during the past two years, I became acutely aware of the collective efforts that I, (and many others) have done to preserve the consumer services we value. I thought about the over-tipping I have done for the past two years to do ‘my part’ to support restaurant staff at risk of losing their livelihoods. I felt compelled to use that same attitude in my approach to my automobile purchase. I actually purchased the ‘ding and dent’ protection— the finance officer found favorable financing that is better than my own credit union found for me (thus saving me money I expected to spend). So, I purchased a product that would earn him a commission (I hope). It felt good. And when I told my wife, she squealed with approval because she is not a fan of those little dents that I tend to ignore and overlook…voilá … win-win…who knew? So, I did not walk away from this new car purchase with a screaming deal. I walked away with a great car, a darn good deal, ding and dent coverage, dignity intact, zero anger, self respect and a chance to let others know that if they feel like they are at the end of the rope in their auto purchase effort, try Manhattan Toyota…maybe they will have the same experience that I did. More

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Friendly Staff, Terrible Process, No Accountability. The system used by the service department to book appointments apparently does not actually work, besides blocking a time slot with the department. Ad The system used by the service department to book appointments apparently does not actually work, besides blocking a time slot with the department. Add any notes or details about additional service, maintenance, or other issues you'd like to be looked at, and the service team doesn't receive it. Says their system has always been broken and they never see the details of a booked appointment. Lots of wasted time, lots of confusion and lack of answers. This is just one of many bad experiences here. When I submitted a fair and detailed review via the Toyota service survey, I got a call back from a service rep who said he was going to be fired because of my poor review, and I needed to send a note to his boss to save his job. When I've asked if there's someone in management that I can speak with about my experience, even pointing out that it has nothing to do with the individual service reps, everyone gets terrified and says they don't know how I'd go about doing that. I made no comment about any individual's poor service, but rather poor process and accountability, and it seems to fall on deaf ears and become the fault of the individual employees. Management seems to not care, despite multiple calls to discuss my experience. More

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