Dealerships near me (Richmond Hill, NY)

We took the car for test drive. The salesman was extremely helpful. After deciding that we wanted the car, he took our application to the finance department. At first we could not come to an agreement. However, Mark called me back and said that tracked down another bank that was willing to give us the loan. All said and done, wte reached an agreement.

The salesman who was assigned was terrible. No transparency, he tried to get me into the dealership to strong-arm me into making a purchase. When I advised him that I live in eastern Long Island & would prefer to negotiate over the phone or txt I didn't get a response. It seems not to matter what occurs; dealership tactics, particularly at Toyota, will never change. "Caveat Emptor"

This car has three different low-quality tire brands mounted on it — a serious red flag, especially for an AWD vehicle, where mismatched tread patterns can damage the drivetrain. How can they justify selling such a beautiful car in this condition? It suggests poor maintenance and possibly careless ownership. If something this obvious was overlooked, what else might be wrong under the surface? Was the car abused by the previous owner? All signs point to yes. You decide if it’s worth the risk.

Daniel allowed me a long test drive to get on the highway. They went out of the way to take care of things. Very easy and seamless. They did everything I asked for with the car, and made me an extra key fab I forgot to ask about. Definitely did the right thing.

Seyful was an incredible help and very personable! Would go back there just to see him again.

Communicative

They kept giving me stories on the car made me waste my two days and made travel all the way and car was not there False advertisement