Burdick Toyota

financial manager is a scammer,i had a coupon for $200 off my new car,and she said,oh,no it is too late apply that coupon for your buy,because we had to redo the papaerwork again,very mean lady,will never off my new car,and she said,oh,no it is too late apply that coupon for your buy,because we had to redo the papaerwork again,very mean lady,will never buy or recomend this dealer to no one,i did not have a good shopping experience in this dealership,and she treats people like she is special or something,treats employees very bad,i noticed employees in burdick toyota are scare of this lady,dont know why,she seems like a god in there,i do not again recomend buying a car at Burdick Toyota More

In my quest for looking for a new car or a newer used car, my dad recommended to me Toyota. I had done a lot of research looking for cars and I saw a used Toyota at Driver's Village that looked like some car, my dad recommended to me Toyota. I had done a lot of research looking for cars and I saw a used Toyota at Driver's Village that looked like something I would like at a decent price. So I went down there with my dad and when we got there, we were greeted by a man standing in the parking lot who told us he would like to help, but was in training and to go inside for assistance. As we walked in we were met by the manager who was very nice and went to get a sales associate to help us. So he brings us this older man named Frank. We go out on the lot looking for Corollas and he was totally useless, especially when it came to talking prices. He didn't seem to know where any of the cars were that might fit what I was looking for, we went around to every car to look at the stickers. My dad asked how negotiable the prices were and all he kept saying is "well, we have them advertised for $14,500." (that included Toyota's $500 incentive) Finally I asked him if that's what he was telling me was the final negotiation and he said yes. (I know that's not really a bad price for a basic Corolla, but as a returning student the manager made it seem like we might be able to workout something more manageable). We then asked where the used car I saw online might be and he said he didn't know, but it might be in the "Used Mall". So we went over there, and there was NOBODY to help us. We actually had to interrupt people eating their lunch to point us in the right direction. Once I found the car, my dad didn't think the warranty was appropriate, so we just left. I think if I had dealt directly with the manager or someone who was more with it than Frank, and if they actually had sales associates in the used car area my experience would have been better. I heard good things about them, but unfortuneately I can't say the same for this time around. However when I do decide I am truly ready for a new car I will probably give them another try. More

I just was just about to start a new job an hour away from my house and needed a new car fast! At first I went to Romano Toyota and got anything BUT a warm and fuzzy feeling. Then we went to Burdick Toyo from my house and needed a new car fast! At first I went to Romano Toyota and got anything BUT a warm and fuzzy feeling. Then we went to Burdick Toyota and met Adam. It was by far the most amazing car buying experience I've had. They were so professional and I never got that sleazy car salesman feel that we are all so used to. We picked out our car and agreed on a price for my trade. The next day I arrived at 5pm sharp to pick up my new Yaris and There it was all shiny and gassed up for me. From the beginning to the end this was a great experience! More