Gabby F
Internet Sales
Toyota of Deerfield Beach
1441 South Federal Highway
Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
I believe car buying should feel comfortable, transparent, and even enjoyable—not stressful. I go above and beyond to create an exceptional experience for every customer, taking the time to listen, educate, and guide you every step of the way. Whether it’s your first car or your next upgrade, I’m here to make sure you leave confident and happy with your decision.
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5 yrs, 1 mo
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June 04, 2026
I am a current Toyota lease customer and am reaching out regarding a frustrating experience I have had with my dealership while attempting to understand my lease-end options. My lease still has approxima regarding a frustrating experience I have had with my dealership while attempting to understand my lease-end options. My lease still has approximately 10 months remaining, and I have been trying to obtain general information regarding a potential lease buyout and financing options so that I can plan ahead. I fully understand that future financing terms cannot be guaranteed and that my credit profile and lender programs may change before the lease ends. However, despite multiple attempts to ask reasonable questions regarding potential financing scenarios, typical APR ranges for highly qualified borrowers, and lease-end purchase options, I have been unable to receive any meaningful information. Instead, I am repeatedly told only that my credit could change in the future or asked what monthly payment I would like to have. I am not requesting a financing commitment, approval, or guarantee. I am simply seeking general information that would help me make informed financial decisions as my lease approaches maturity. Additionally, when I attempted to escalate my concerns within the dealership, I was unable to obtain contact information for management personnel who could address the issue. My concern is not that the dealership declined to guarantee future financing terms. Rather, it is that they appear unwilling to provide even general educational information or reasonable estimates that would help a current Toyota customer understand available options. I would appreciate Toyota's review of this situation and clarification regarding whether this approach is consistent with Toyota's expectations for dealership customer service and transparency. More

