411 Reviews of Jeff Silvers
June 20, 2026
Cobb County Toyota worked on my old 4-R recently and did a good job finding and fixing different problems. Have not tested it but for a couple of short trips so far. a good job finding and fixing different problems. Have not tested it but for a couple of short trips so far. More
June 16, 2026
Service advisor was great. The reason I didn’t give the dealer 5 stars is because the two services I had they had coupons, and they would only let me use one. The one I couldn’ The reason I didn’t give the dealer 5 stars is because the two services I had they had coupons, and they would only let me use one. The one I couldn’t use was a 5 dollar coupon. This dealer has nickled and dimed me before. I live between 3 Toyota dealerships, and I need a major service next. Guess which dealership I’m not going to. Way to save 5 dollars and cost yourself 2,000.00 More
June 10, 2026
I took my car to Cobb County Toyota on March 31st for a routine oil change and to have my CarPlay port inspected because it was not working properly. When I got there, my radio and screen were working per routine oil change and to have my CarPlay port inspected because it was not working properly. When I got there, my radio and screen were working perfectly fine aside from the CarPlay issue. I waited about 3-4 hours for the service to be completed. After getting my car back, I realized my radio screen would no longer turn on at all. The entire display system was completely dead. I immediately called the service department, and they apologized and offered me an appointment the following morning. The next morning, I went back and waited another two hours while they looked at the vehicle again. I eventually had to follow up myself for an update because nobody communicated with me. When I finally spoke to the service staff (Andrew), instead of explaining what had happened or attempting to diagnose the issue clearly, I was immediately told about replacement radios and quoted $1,965 plus tax. At no point did anyone explain why my radio stopped working immediately after servicing my vehicle. I brought the car in with a functioning radio and left without one. The interaction felt dismissive, and it seemed more focused on avoiding responsibility than helping resolve the issue. One manager even told me, "Well, your car has over 100,000 miles, what did you expect?" My car had about 106,000 miles, but that response felt disrespectful and completely ignored the fact that the radio was working before the service appointment. I called Toyota corporate support, who opened a case and told me I would receive a callback from the store manager within 24 hours. I never received that callback. When I followed up again with corporate, I was told the dealership claimed it was simply a coincidence that my radio stopped working at the same time they serviced the vehicle. Wanting a second opinion, I took my car to an independent shop. Within a short time, they found that a fuse connected to the radio appeared to have been blown and removed entirely. They replaced the fuse, and my radio immediately worked perfectly again. Total cost: $75. I understand that mistakes can happen during vehicle service. What disappointed me most was not the mistake itself, but the lack of accountability, communication, and customer care afterward. I hope this review encourages better transparency and treatment of customers in the future. More
Other Employees Tagged: Katie Fuller, Zach Claybrooks, Carlos Ortega, Anthony Sullivan
May 31, 2026
Those people have a serious issue. My terrible experience started when I went there to trade in my 2022 Camry for a 2025 Camry XSE Sport, simply because this location was the closest t My terrible experience started when I went there to trade in my 2022 Camry for a 2025 Camry XSE Sport, simply because this location was the closest to my home. They gave me a crazily low trade-in offer, even after I showed them a higher official evaluation from CarMax. Out of nowhere, the accounting manager insulted me, saying, “I know people like you—you keep asking for evaluations and will never buy anything.” Feeling completely harassed, I decided to leave. At that point, the salesperson actually grabbed my phone without my permission and tried to open my photos to delete pictures I had taken of their written evaluation. I left immediately after that violation of my privacy and bought the car from AutoNation Toyota instead, who gladly matched the fair CarMax price. Foolishly, I went back to Cobb County Toyota today just to get a tire changed. First, I found out that for a previous tire change, they completely ignored my warranty and forced me to pay full price for a duplicate tire. Then, they recommended replacing three more tires. When I told the tire department manager that I only wanted to replace one today and would budget for the rest later (since they estimated a staggering $350 per tire), he literally told me word-for-word: "If you don't have the money to change tires, why did you buy this car?" Are you guys serious? What is wrong with management here? What kind of customer service is this? I will never step foot in this place again—though I'm sure you don't even care. Stay far away from this dealership. More
Other Employees Tagged: Katie Fuller, Costas Hernandez, Bob Nascimento
May 10, 2026
Service was fast and the staff was friendly. I couldn't have had a better experience I couldn't have had a better experience More
Other Employees Tagged: Austin Meek, Katie Fuller, Zach Claybrooks, David Cobb, Carlos Ortega, JC Cooper, Costas Hernandez, Simon Chan, Bob Nascimento

