
Burnsville Toyota
Burnsville, MN
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The process of purchasing the car we wanted was pretty seamless when we were in the dealership. The wait time to get the car was far longer than we had been told to expect. It would have been nice if some seamless when we were in the dealership. The wait time to get the car was far longer than we had been told to expect. It would have been nice if someone would have reached out to us proactively with updates on the expected date of delivery. Instead we had to be the ones to outreach to get updates. It turns out our car came in while our salesperson was out of the country so it sat there until he came back. It would have been really nice if someone else could have reached out and helped us get our car. We were driving an old car without air conditioning while we waited for our new one to come in and every day mattered to us. More
The guy was outstanding, and his professional needs. I come there again to service quick and release excellent service. The gentleman that worked with he was outstanding in the service and his knowledge I come there again to service quick and release excellent service. The gentleman that worked with he was outstanding in the service and his knowledgeable of his duties. That’s what I like my xxxx to a mechanic somebody who knows something about the vehicle and knowledgeable this gentleman was outstanding. Thank you the More
This was my first visit to the service area and I was not impressed. I had a 1:00 appointment for an oil change and it was after 3:00 by the time I was out of there. The previous dealership that I used to go impressed. I had a 1:00 appointment for an oil change and it was after 3:00 by the time I was out of there. The previous dealership that I used to go to always had me out the door within 60 minutes. The note on the door about lack of workers probably should’ve been my first clue that this was going to happen. At the end of the day, however, that’s not my problem. This facilities inability to attract and retain workers is not the customer’s problem…but clearly in this example you are making it their problem. I got a vague “sorry about the delay” and that was it. I’m guessing that’s the all-to-often canned response from the service area. You never get a second chance to make a first impression…and my first impression was not good at all. You do, however, have every opportunity to make the situation right, though, if you truly care about the customer (so that action item is now in your court). I would suggest spending less time on emailing me (while at the service area) about wanting to buy my car and spend more time on ensuring that the customers needs are met and that they have a pleasant experience…or even just a neutral experience in which they have no complaints. Perhaps baby steps in which the bar isn’t set too high! More