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Class act Last week my wife and I purchased a 2006 Toyota Avalon from North Park Toyota (our third purchase from a Clarence Kahlig dealership). The tires must h Last week my wife and I purchased a 2006 Toyota Avalon from North Park Toyota (our third purchase from a Clarence Kahlig dealership). The tires must have been worn when they acquired it because our salesperson said they had replaced the tires. Today I got into the trunk to check the manufacture date of the spare since even an unused spare is unsafe if it is nine years old. When I looked at the tire, lo and behold, it was the same make and manufacture date as the other four - North Park Toyota had also replaced the spare. I call that a class act. Also our salesperson D. Robert Garza was low key and helpful. He's the kind of salesperson that brings people back to a dealer. More

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Buying from other city I had a 2014 Tundra 1794 but was not a 4x4 and I wanted another 2014 Tundra 1794 4x4 and I went to my local dealers in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas a I had a 2014 Tundra 1794 but was not a 4x4 and I wanted another 2014 Tundra 1794 4x4 and I went to my local dealers in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas and they didn't want to make business with me because of the monthly payment I was looking for. Then I call the North Park Toyota in San Antonio Texas and Mr. David Garza answered my call and I explained my situation and what I was looking for. I return from San Antonio Texas as a very satisfied customer and I paid less than I expected. More

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My father and I arrived at North Park at 11:30am on 1/10/14. My rating is based on the following facts: The car that I had driven from Austin to purchase was not cleaned properly, all four valve stem 1/10/14. My rating is based on the following facts: The car that I had driven from Austin to purchase was not cleaned properly, all four valve stem caps were missing, the bumper was not attached properly, and specific work, a Toyota recall, that I was told would be completed two days prior was not done. Although there is a standard $189.00 dealer prep fee, I had to specifically request that the stains in the seats be steam cleaned out. Upon inspection, I had to point out areas of the car that were not properly cleaned and the fact that the car was missing floor mats etc. It was rather frustrating that Mr. Garza was helping other clients at the same time and left my father and me sitting at his desk for long periods of time. My father commented that he was rather shocked that in the 4 hours that we were there, not a single employee introduced themselves to him when they were talking to me. This is simply speculation...but I am virtually certain that my fathers t-shirt and old blue jeans had something to do with the lack of attention he received. This is rather ironic considering that he is a medical doctor, willing to give me a ride to San Antonio on his day off, and was thinking about purchasing a new Toyota Tundra while we were there. Shannon T. Munden More

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