Mike Latham | Page 12

On 03 Feb 2014 I hit a small pile of dirt with the front bumper of my 2014 Toyota Camry while moving less than 3 mph causing the bumper to become disconnected from the passenger side of the vehicle. The bu bumper of my 2014 Toyota Camry while moving less than 3 mph causing the bumper to become disconnected from the passenger side of the vehicle. The bumper had a little bit of dirt on it which I had left on to show the advisor when I brought the car in. He said he noticed a Ding, Dent, or Scratch on the bumper where the Dirt was located. After car was taken to the back to be checked, it was brought back and they told me the Bumper Mounts were broke and would not hold the Bumper and that I needed a new Bumper and possibly paint. The car still had the dirt on the Bumper and the Bumper was still disconnected. I took the car home and cleaned the dirt away and the Bumper had no Ding, Dent, or Scratch anywhere on it. I then took a look at the Bumper mounts and was able to reconnect them with no problem at all since there is only about a 1/4 inch Lip that holds the Bumper on. It took me all of 15 minutes to fix. On about 10 Feb I took the car back and asked to talk to the Service Director Mike Latham and showed him the Bumper and asked if he could see any Damage as described on work order Invoice # 262489 and of course he could not and also could not explain why his service department did not even look at my car when they took it to the back, and why they wanted me to buy a new Bumper. No reply. I will never take this car or any car to them again. Also I have purchased 5 cars from Maita, but no more. Camry is not like it used to be. More

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