Gerry Fuller | Page 6

Leased a 2018 Toyota Highlander Came to the dealership with a define set of goals for leasing a new 2018 Toyota Highlander. Sales associate was non pressure and then met with assista Came to the dealership with a define set of goals for leasing a new 2018 Toyota Highlander. Sales associate was non pressure and then met with assistan sales manager and luckily only took to cycles to get to an agreed price and conditions More

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Falsified sales documentation Incredibly corrupt dealership. After agreeing on a sales price, I noticed that they had tacked on LoJack and dent protection within the optionals sec Incredibly corrupt dealership. After agreeing on a sales price, I noticed that they had tacked on LoJack and dent protection within the optionals section - totaling nearly $2000 for optionals we had not been notified of. When I indicated to the sales department that we did not want those optionals, they told us that we could not purchase the car without taking those options. We had already spent 2 1/2 hours at the dealership and I was exhausted (should have walked). We foolishly just communicated how disgusted we were with the whole situation and then finished up the deal. The weekend was ending and my husband urgently needed a car. I won't even bother describing what happened in the financial services department. But, in both departments, we noticed that they had listed our phone numbers incorrectly and that they had not listed our email address (wrote "did not provide email address" though I had indeed done so). Meanwhile, every department is pleading with us to give a good customer service survey when we leave. However, when it was clear that they were not going to get one because of how poorly they treated us in both departments, they completely falsified our contact information in the Toyota corporate system. I just got off the phone with Toyota corporate: Roseville Toyota had given them a completely fabricated email address, completely fabricated phone numbers, and completely fabricated mailing address. Meaning they were purposefully preventing Toyota corporate from being able to survey us on our sales experience. It would have been comical if it had not been so obscenely corrupt. These people may have succeeded in giving Toyota a bad name in my family, though I have been a loyal Toyota fan and customer since 1989. The only thing that they did right was that - after I lodged a complaint with Toyota corporate, they rewrote the contract to remove the optionals that we had never wanted. I would have been happy at that point if they had followed through with updating our contact information as requested to 5 seperate agents at Roseville Toyota. They absolutely refused. No, it would have been more honest to refuse. They claimed to have fixed the information, but instead created new fabrications. Disgusting business practices. More

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