papaperch
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Been a loyal Toyota owner since 1998. Tacoma truck in particular. My 2009 lease was due to expire and my dealer called me about it. When I first leased it back in 2009 I was fully intent on buying it.
So when the dealership contacted me about two months ago I explained I was buying it. At that point the dealership seemed to lose all interest in me.
For about a month and a half I was told by the dealership that Toyota Financial
would have to tell me what all the different options were. When I talked to Toyota Financial they told me the dealership would take care of it. About a week ago I felt like I was dealing with a government instead of a business. Talk about the royal run around.
So I decided @#$%#@ on Toyota and went to where my wife bought her crosstour. The salesman remembered me and we shortly struck a deal on a 2012 Honda Pilot EX-L. Will pick it up this thursday no muss no fuss.
So today while I am working out wife tell me Toyota Financial is on the phone and would like to talk to me. I tell her I am done talking with anyone that is connected to either the dealership or TF. Wife explains what happened to lady from TF.
Lady from TF wants me to call back when I am not busy. Wife explains my temperment is really mild but they ( the dealership and TF ) have stretched it all out. The little woman has only ever seen me trully mad once. That was when a bully was trying to make trouble in a parking lot. I did not waste time talking to him I just knocked him out. Wife explains to lady , he does not threaten at all , he just takes care of whatever the problem is.
Lady from TF gets the point and says she hated to lose a good customer.
She hoped that I would give Toyota another chance in the future. Wife explains thats probably not a good idea to hold breath waiting for that to happen.
While both outfits depend on their making a living selling and financing cars.
Nothing either one of them did in the last month and half would have convinced anybody of this. I do know people can survive without many businesses. I am not aware of any businesses surviving without customers.
So when the dealership contacted me about two months ago I explained I was buying it. At that point the dealership seemed to lose all interest in me.
For about a month and a half I was told by the dealership that Toyota Financial
would have to tell me what all the different options were. When I talked to Toyota Financial they told me the dealership would take care of it. About a week ago I felt like I was dealing with a government instead of a business. Talk about the royal run around.
So I decided @#$%#@ on Toyota and went to where my wife bought her crosstour. The salesman remembered me and we shortly struck a deal on a 2012 Honda Pilot EX-L. Will pick it up this thursday no muss no fuss.
So today while I am working out wife tell me Toyota Financial is on the phone and would like to talk to me. I tell her I am done talking with anyone that is connected to either the dealership or TF. Wife explains what happened to lady from TF.
Lady from TF wants me to call back when I am not busy. Wife explains my temperment is really mild but they ( the dealership and TF ) have stretched it all out. The little woman has only ever seen me trully mad once. That was when a bully was trying to make trouble in a parking lot. I did not waste time talking to him I just knocked him out. Wife explains to lady , he does not threaten at all , he just takes care of whatever the problem is.
Lady from TF gets the point and says she hated to lose a good customer.
She hoped that I would give Toyota another chance in the future. Wife explains thats probably not a good idea to hold breath waiting for that to happen.
While both outfits depend on their making a living selling and financing cars.
Nothing either one of them did in the last month and half would have convinced anybody of this. I do know people can survive without many businesses. I am not aware of any businesses surviving without customers.