Zachary Chambers

Great experience at Corwin as we had a road trip emergency repair and they fit us in. We were so impressed we will be returning to buy a new car later this year! emergency repair and they fit us in. We were so impressed we will be returning to buy a new car later this year! More

by mark.coulter Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Michael Nickless was extremely helpful and helped make my out of state purchase; a pain free and pleasant experience. The finance manager John Hebert was able to get me a better rate than my own FCU. They out of state purchase; a pain free and pleasant experience. The finance manager John Hebert was able to get me a better rate than my own FCU. They were respectful and straight forward with the out the door pricing. Great experience, highly recommended. More

by JMSHOP927 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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TL;DR: Bought a used LX 570 from Toyota of Boulder. Audio system failed immediately after purchase, cost me over $2K to fix. Dealership ignored my calls and didn’t take responsibility. Car runs great n Audio system failed immediately after purchase, cost me over $2K to fix. Dealership ignored my calls and didn’t take responsibility. Car runs great now — but only thanks to the previous owner, not them. Check everything before you buy. Last October, I bought a used LX 570 from Toyota of Boulder. The price was fair, and the salesman was decent — but the finance rep could use a lesson in basic customer service. Unfortunately, the real issue started after I drove off the lot. While still in Boulder, I noticed a serious audio glitch: the sound system would skip based on how fast I was driving — fine in park, but terrible on the road. With a long 6-hour drive back to New Mexico ahead and no time to turn back (my pitbull was home alone), I pushed through the trip. I contacted Lexus of Albuquerque and had the vehicle checked just two days later. Their techs discovered the Mark Levinson amplifier was shot and that several fault codes were likely present before the sale. It cost me over $2,000 to fix, though Lexus helped by only charging me for the part. The vehicle was out of commission for two weeks while repairs were completed. I tried getting a response from the salesman and his GM — calls and messages were ignored after a brief missed call. I later found that the issue may have stemmed from a botched battery installation, something known to cause problems in these SUVs. Nine months later, the vehicle runs great — thanks to the previous owner’s care, not the dealership. I’m writing this now to warn future buyers: test everything before you sign. Don’t assume issues will be made right after the sale, because in my case, they clearly weren’t. More

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Welcome to Corwin Toyota where we like to tack on additional fees and waste your time even though we know you drove 8 hours to pickup a vehicle, I had to tell them no 3-4 times when asked if I would additional fees and waste your time even though we know you drove 8 hours to pickup a vehicle, I had to tell them no 3-4 times when asked if I would like gap or other protection packages etc… we just wanted to head back home since it’s a long drive & ended up being there for 3 hours just waiting on Rocky to “Print Paperwork” upon being showed the paperwork I mentioned the price we agreed on was not correct on there he had it at 72k financed when it was supposed to be 68,xxx that was the first red flag, then he had to tweak the numbers 3 times to get it corrected, kept asking if I wanted to add gap for $19 a month I again said no, upon arriving home I noticed yet again another Delivery/Handling fee that had no reason being on there I had made this a point that I didn’t agree to any fees and if they could waive them we would have a deal and they originally agreed. However once I showed up this was not the case. The vehicle had a decent sized dent in the front quarter panel that was not disclosed and I didn’t notice until the next day when it was sunny outside, I contacted them about these issues and can’t gotten a response. You are there number 1 priority when you have money and are gunna sign papers but after that they just tell you to kick rocks. Can’t say I’d be buying another car from them anytime soon. After seeing all the negative reviews I chose to not believe them and regret doing so. More

by ERICSKUPA Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Had a squeak in the back and it went away. It has since come back and we need to schedule another service It has since come back and we need to schedule another service More

by BRASHAX Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Very impressed with the professionalism with everyone at Corwin Toyota. Especially liked Youseff and his helpful attitude. He wanted our experience purchasing a used vehicle to be a hood one and it was. Corwin Toyota. Especially liked Youseff and his helpful attitude. He wanted our experience purchasing a used vehicle to be a hood one and it was. More

by NONE24 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Surprised how many people you have on staff. Lots of service. Good selection of 4Runners. Lots of service. Good selection of 4Runners. More

by GRAFTONM Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Great experience, we got the vehicle we wanted in a timely manner. Excellent customer service timely manner. Excellent customer service More

by DESSAGEARING Verified Customer Verified Customer

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My experience with Corwin Toyota Boulder was frustrating, time-consuming, and ultimately disappointing — especially for an out-of-state buyer. I feel obligated to share my situation in detail so others can m time-consuming, and ultimately disappointing — especially for an out-of-state buyer. I feel obligated to share my situation in detail so others can make informed decisions. I purchased a used Toyota Sienna from this dealership with the understanding that the title and registration process would be handled appropriately. I submitted all required documentation immediately after purchase — including smog, VIN verification, and weight certificate — and yet the dealership took over four months to release the title. During that time, my temporary tag was close to expiration, and I had to personally visit the DMV multiple times to finalize the registration in California. Because of the dealership’s delay, I was forced to pay $1,460.62 out-of-pocket for registration, license plate, and city use tax fees — all of which were not included in the purchase agreement and should have been addressed during the sale. While I appreciate the help I eventually received from Mariana (Title Clerk) and Leslie (Controller), I received no communication whatsoever from the leadership team throughout this process — including: Greg Heinz – General Manager Zachary Chambers – Used Car Manager Soukanh Douangdara – Finance & Insurance Manager Craig Harlan – Internet Sales Manager the General Manager (Greg Heinz) — Greg Heinz – General Manager until I escalated the matter and indicated I would file complaints. When the GM finally responded, instead of acknowledging the communication failure or the burden placed on me, he accused me of “blackmail” for simply stating I would file complaints and leave a factual public review. His exact quote was: “We will pay for any fees that you incurred due to the tardiness of your ability to register the car, but the registration expenses themselves have always been your responsibility and we will not be black-mailed into paying them.” Let me be clear: I never demanded anything beyond fairness and accountability. To be met with that tone from a General Manager was both inappropriate and disappointing. I’ve taken the following steps, and I stand by all of them: Submitted a formal report to Toyota’s Brand Engagement Center, where I already have an open case. Filed a complaint with the Colorado DMV Auto Industry Division. Filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. Shared this 1-star review publicly across platforms including Google, Yelp, and DealerRater — and I will not be removing it. The dealership has now clearly stated that they will not cover registration and city tax fees, and that stance will not change. So to any out-of-state buyer: Be cautious. Review your purchase agreement carefully before signing. Triple-check who is responsible for registration and fees. And most importantly — get everything in writing. Miscommunication can cost you both time and money. This review is not about the money — it’s about how this dealership handled a situation that should have been simple, and how poor communication and leadership turned it into months of unnecessary stress. I will not be removing this review. It stands as an honest account of my experience with Corwin Toyota Boulder. More

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I found a reliable used car at Corwin and appreciated Oryn Orozco’s care and helpfulness throughout the buying process. Oryn Orozco’s care and helpfulness throughout the buying process. More

by Me22 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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