Bud Clary Toyota of Yakima

We've purchased 2 cars in last 5 years. They are the best. No hassle.easiest transactions ever We plan on using them for everycar best. No hassle.easiest transactions ever We plan on using them for everycar More

I got out of school for two weeks on December 18. I'd scheduled a spot previously hopefully thinking they being the Toyota "Professionals" would be able to diagnose and repair an idling surge and a cooli scheduled a spot previously hopefully thinking they being the Toyota "Professionals" would be able to diagnose and repair an idling surge and a cooling problem before I had to go back to school. Well after a couple of days I get a call saying the head is warped and that's what's causing your cooling problem. After the service rep told me he could get a used head for $700 I called B.S. on that and found a new one on my own for half that. I had it there in 2 days and after it was installed the truck was still overheating. Received another call saying that they just didn't think that radiator was working and that I needed a new one. Well a new radiator didn't solve the problem either. By this time I'm starting to run out of Christmas vacation and am starting to freak out a little bit and to their credit they set me up in a rental car free of charge. OK this is after the first of the year now and the following week I get a call saying they have tested everything and had a shop-wide meeting discussing what was wrong and that everybody thinks that the engine block is bad. Great! They can get a short-block for $2500. B.S. I found a reman for $875 but it would take a week to get here. At this time they quit paying for the rental car. The short block finally arrives and it takes 3 days days to install. I finally get the truck back on January 18, one month after I dropped it off and what do think happened? Some one had removed the stereo face plate while it was in their shop. Here again Toyota stepped up and replaced with stereo with a new one. A new one with half the features of my original one. From the time I got the truck back I still have the exact same cooling problem I took it in there for. The surging idle is intermittent now. So in the world of dollars and cents, they repaired half the idling problem for about $5500 out of my pocket. In my mind they are idiots or theives; and that's not even counting the ridicule I receive when I tell about letting them do it. More

I was promised $16,000 for my trade-in by Bruce at the used car lot on 1st. Once I researched the cars they had at the lot and decided which car I wanted to buy, I went in to negotiate the price. I was used car lot on 1st. Once I researched the cars they had at the lot and decided which car I wanted to buy, I went in to negotiate the price. I was then told I would now only be getting $14,500 for my trade-in because I didn't want to pay $1,500 more than what they were asking for the car I wanted to buy. Bruce was conveniently no where to be found. This company clearly does not care about keeping their word to customers and i would suggest doing business elsewhere. More

I went to purchase a plastic rear door handle latch which broke (as it often does with a 2002 Toyota Sienna). I had attempted a repair by bolting the handle but was not successful. My wife went to buy the broke (as it often does with a 2002 Toyota Sienna). I had attempted a repair by bolting the handle but was not successful. My wife went to buy the part (roughly $80), but they talked her into getting the whole latch repair done at their shop (despite the fact that I had removed the latch myself). Now, this part is unbelievable. 1st: They refused to return the old part (which I can easily identify with a drill and bit and bolt I had placed). They told her that the part was thrown away in the dumpster and she can go look for it herself. This is violation of Washington State Law. 2nd: They charged us for the part and repair. 3rd: They had "replaced" the latch with the one I had removed and attempted repair. They had bothered to actually put the defective part back into the car and pretend that they had put a new part. I discovered this when the latch broke on the first attempt and I identified the drilled hole with the bolt still in place!!!! This is criminal conduct in my books. The State Attorney General did not want to look into this matter. All I can do is share this information with anyone interested in a crooked dealership. More