owen4runner said:You should make sure someone from your stealership read this thread (be it the Manager). You can also report them to the Better Business Bureau. Who knows, maybe you're not the only one who had the same experience with this stealer.
I remember several years ago in Hawaii, someone wasn't happy on their purchase of a vehicle from one of the stealership. He placed a banner on his car and drove it around like he normally would. The banner read someting like "do not buy cars from (name of) dealership". After several days, the stealership got the word and made some deal with the guy that made him take down the banner.
You don't have to go to the same extreme, but there are other ways to have your stealership think twice about them doing their business. Nobody deserves the treatment you got.
cyclops24 said:If I had known that prior, I would not have purchased.
When you give a company 30 some odd thousand dollars they should be willing to make things right unless it is an unreasonable request. My request took 35 min to resolve.
cyclops24 said:Well I couldn't be happier now with my 4Runner. But I am jacked at the stealership and Toyota. More than enough people have heard of my "experience".
On a lighter note, the guy that did the alignment loved the 4Runner. He said he couldn't get over how well it rode and how quiet it was. He has a RAV4 and said that it was a shit box compared to my vehicle and he said he would hope so since mine cost near twice as much. He went on to say out of all the SUVs he's driven he believes my 4Runner is the nicest one. He said it felt like more of a luxury vehicle than a SUV. He even had to tell the next guy that came in how nice it was. I went on to find out the guy he was raving to owns a musclecar dealership. www.sportscargallery.com I am in absolute love with that 70 Challenger on there. He had brought a 70 Chevelle SS396 in to be aligned when I was there. I was drooling over it.