Reason for Visit: Sales (Used)
I recommend this dealer: No
My Review of Camelback Toyota:
My spouse and I went to the dealer to test drive two cars. One was the Rav4 and the other the FJ.
We were promptly greeted by the salesman who was polite and accommodating. We told him we were not buying today and were only here to look.
When we went for our test drives, most of the questions we asked were not answered. He was more interested in having us "punch" the gas, and tell us personal information about himself. There was no proactive interaction during the drive. When we went to test drive a Subaru at Power, it was completely different. The sales person knew the vehicle and the test drive was well thought out. Answers she didn't know were answered back at the dealership.
There was a used FJ with many custom options that we test drove as well. It was at a decent price, so we entertained the thought of purchasing this vehicle. I asked if we could give them a check to hold it until the next day, and the answer was "Let's see what the numbers are."
While we waited, I overheard another couple getting the high pressure pitch from another sales manager. When they finally stood and left, the sales manager said to the salesman that the woman was "stupid".
Very nice atmosphere.
We said we would be willing to trade in BOTH our current vehicles (Kelley Blue Book Trade-in values of $11,600 and $5000).
When our salesperson came back with the obligatory offer sheet showing the X'd original numbers and the new improved numbers underneath...Trade in number one at $12,000, and trade in number two $1500, no wait, improved to $2500 (please). Let's not forget the required $4000 down, and a 72 month loan at 9%. Vaseline please?
So, being we were only there to test drive, and that goal was accomplished, we got up and left. The salesman was almost begging us to come back to make a counter offer, the "What will it take?" route.
As we walked out of the sales office, we were followed out by the sales manager of the department. He tried the same tact and I finally told him, "The best thing you could do right now is to stop pressuring me or I'll never come back."
You know what? I never will.
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