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Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego

5910 Mission Gorge Rd, San Diego, California, United States, 92120-4006

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Do not trust this place with any dealings over the phone or via email!!! Lied to by Greg ("Coach") and Muhammed!!! Not reputable!

I've been looking for a RAV4 hybrid which admittedly is in low stock across the county. I'm in the Navy and have been going into work every day as an essential employee so I am very careful about who I'm around out of fear of possibly exposing them to COVID.

This dealership lied to me on two different occasions about something as simple as a test drive. The first time they told me to come in only to magically not have a hybrid on the lot and then insulted my intelligence by saying a regular model with drive the same. I would hope not! Then this morning they apologized and told me they had one on the lot so I should hurry in to test drive. As soon as I showed up they told me the car hadn't passed inspection to even be driven!!! They did let me know I could LOOK at it though.

If a company can't even be honest about something as easy and straightforward as a test drive they are not worth your business!! Glad they didn't have the opportunity to take advantage of me further!

On March 6, 2020 I requested 30,000 maintenance performed on my 2017 Toyota Corolla IM, the advisor Q said the entire service which includes the tire rotation would take 2 and half hours. After an hour, he calls me back to his desk and says I need to replace all 4 tires and it would cost $680.00 I explained I was not prepared for that expense so just wanted what the plan covers. I waited again and then he said my car was done and Full 30000 service and tire rotation was completed . After work I notice the tire in the back with a different cap was still in the same position. So I checked the invoice and in the back someone wrote; no rotation rec 4 tires. I was upset and called the supervisor *** which was no help and only made excuses saying my tires where not rotated because the two in the back are worn. My car only has 28,248 miles and I’ve been taken my car to that dealership for all maintenance services since I bought the car in 2017. After arguing back & forth with *** my only option was to take the car back to try and resolve but that was still no help. On March 12, 2020 *** did not clearly explain why rotation was not done, he said if I bought new tires they would do rotation which makes no sense. And they have sale in April & October. He printed invoice with tire pressure and tires have inner and outer edgewear on tire.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Mar 20, 2020

On the day of service the tires were not rotated and it was
noted on the paperwork. After speaking to ***, our Service Director, it
was confirmed that the tires were not rotated. *** offered for *** to come
back in for a tire inspection. Tires are recommended to be changed if they are
at or below 3/32nds. The inspection validated that the tires were at this point
of wear and should not have been rotated per our company safety standards
(which align with NHSTA).With the recommendation for new tires, we offered a tire
rotation the next time she needed it after the tires have been replaced. Since
we have a Buy 3 Get One for $1 Tire sale in April, it was suggested she
purchase her tires during that period.If she purchases her tires with us between April 1-30th,
we are offering pay for the 3rd tire.

Customer Response • Mar 20, 2020

Hello, Please have Toyota pull and review all my maintenance records with their company and advise if they have ever rotated my tires. Their service rep Q lied on 03/06/2020 and told me they rotated my tires when they did NOT. They need to be clear and honest when explaining and speaking to all their customers. I was given different tred numbers on 03/06 and 03/12 for the back tires. And *** said I could still wait to change until the next service so no rush to buy new tires. Please have them explain if the best condition tires should be in the back or the front. And give exact quote/pricing of their offer.

Thank you your assistance is very much appreciated.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Mar 27, 2020

Thank you for your response. We did pull your maintenance
records and can verify that your tires were rotated at your past services. At
your most recent service, your tires were not rotated as documented by the
technician. We have used this experience as a training opportunity for Q and
the rest of our staff to be clear on all of their verbal exchanges. You are correct, you can wait to replace your tires at your
next scheduled service, we just cannot rotate them until the replacement has
occurred. Per NTSHA, the recommendation is that the best tires be placed in the
rear, but if the tires measure at 3/32nds or below, our company safety
standards is that we do not rotate them. We recommend them being replaced
instead. In order to provide an accurate quote for our offer to pay for one
tire if you purchase your tires with us between April 1-30th, we would need to
know the exact brand and model of the tires you wish to install. Please contact
our Service Director, *** at l***@toyotasandieg.com,
to speak with him about what tires you would like.

Customer Response • Mar 31, 2020

My records do not show Toyota rotated my tires on any past services and you did not provide specific dates to confirm when this was done. If the NTSHA recommends the best tires in the rear then if Toyota would of performed tire rotation in the past then that would be the case with my vehicle, which is NOT. And that is the reason why my rear tires are more worn than the two front tires. I do not understand why you continue to push I buy all 4 new tires by April 30th when you confirmed I could wait to purchase tires on my next service which is on September 2020 or 33,250 miles. California is in a state of emergency with the COVID-19 crisis and all you can offer is that I buy new tires from you by April 30th when most of America is going thru economic hardship. I am disappointed and dissatisfied with your company and service, please refund full amount of the $329.00 that I paid on my credit card. I will not spend one more penny with your company. I will take my business to a reliable, honest Company.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego
Nov 12, 2019
_nika "I’ve been car shopping for a few weeks now and I have a..."
I’ve been car shopping for a few weeks now and I have a specific vehicle and color that I’m interested in so I reached out to a few dealerships including Norm Reeves. Their sales associate Shahad Adil has been emailing me and I told her exactly what model and color I wanted. On 10/30/19 she emailed me this: “I need to sell 2 cars buy today and tomorrow so I got you a very aggressive deal on the 2020 Camry Hybrid SE in Black MSRP $31,263. I'll do 27,825. That offer god for today and tomorrow. can you make it in today ?” So I told her I was interested and that I could leave work early with permission from my supervisor to make this deal. I called the dealership to speak to her and let her know I was on my way but she was with another customer so I spoke to her manager, Dave Holmerud and he told me to head on down to the dealership so we could make the deal. I got there after driving though an hour of rush hour traffic and when I got there she handed me a quote of the price $4000 over the original out the door price she offered me. So I asked her to give me the original quote we agreed upon. Once she gave me that she wanted to run my credit but I said I wanted to see the vehicle and it’s condition first before taking any final steps. She then proceeds to tell me that they don’t even have this vehicle at their dealership and they are trying to dealer trade for it with Toyota of Temecula. At that point I’m already pretty upset because I had left work at the beginning of my shift only to have been mislead to believe that the vehicle was already in their possession. I told her that there was no way I would let her run my credit or sign any paperwork without seeing the vehicle first. Her manager Moises Pimentel then spoke to me and told me that they would try to get the vehicle there tonight. I expressed to him that I have already lost hundreds of dollars in wages having left work early due to Shahad’s deceptive tactic to make a sale she couldn’t even deliver on. Shortly after he let me know that they could not get it in tonight and that they would get it tomorrow and bring it to my place of employment so that I could see the vehicle then we could sign documents and make it official once I was available to come in to the dealership again. He spoke with Dave on the phone and they agreed to compensate me for my time lost at work by knocking it off the price. Hesitantly, I agreed. The next day I waited all morning and afternoon for an update. I called in at 3 pm to see if I was still going to see the car today and was told that Shahad was busy and they would call me back. After an hour and a half of no response I called again and asked to speak to a manager. I was told that I would get a call back once again. Of course I didn’t get a call back. My boyfriend who has been accompanying me to all my meetings with various dealerships decided to call them and let them know that we are furious and no longer interested in doing business with them. They told him that the car was no longer available and that Temecula has already sold it. Which was a complete lie because I had just gotten off the phone with a manager at Temecula who actually offered to show me the exact vehicle and I confirmed the VIN number was the same vehicle Shahad was promising me. As soon as he got off the phone with them I get a call from Shahad. She acts like they have done nothing wrong and I proceed to tell her that she has been nothing but deceptive about the deal. She kept playing dumb and asked who told me that the car was available and I reminded her angrily to look over all her deceptive emails that implied that she had the 2020 Black Camry Hybrid SE. She did not apologize at all so I told her I wanted to speak to a manager. She lied again and said that he had gone home for the day because 30 seconds after I hung up on her I received a call from their internet sales manager Greg. All things considered he was apologetic and expressed wanting to make up for their wrongs to me. That I did appreciate. however at the end of the day I am hesitant in ever working with this dealership ever again cause although they keep telling me they want to make it up to me I have only heard back once since. I have wasted so much time trying to work with this dealership and it even cost me hundreds of dollars in wages in the process.
In addition to this on 11/11/2019 they replied to my review with “ Hi Danika, we are very concerned to hear this feedback and we understand your frustrations for leaving work to make the deal. Although reviewing your email exchanges with Shahad your story does not match what happened. If you look into your email chain Shahad clearly states “I don’t have it on my lot but if we agree everything I can get it for you same day.” Please give our General Sales Manager, Dave Holmerud, a call at a time that works best for you, 619-XXX-XXXX. Thank you.” Which is completely irrelevant to my review because the email they are quoting was from an email thread on 10/20/2019 about a 2019 Aqua Camry that I was not interested in seeing. My review was done to warn people and I was nothing but truthful and cordial. This has by far been the most unprofessional dealership I have ever worked with. Not only did they have no remorse they tried to publicly make me look ignorant with false accusations. I have never in my life been treated with so much disrespect from a company.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Nov 20, 2019

A letter was sent to Ms. from our GM Erik Nelson offering his apologies and personal help going forward.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Feb 07, 2020

A letter was sent on 11/14/2019 per the response above:

Dear Ms. David,

Thank you for your letter and for bringing this situation to my attention. I have researched and am aware of the circumstances that transpired and would like to apologize to you for the lack of service and consideration you received during your visits.

I am sincerely sorry for your frustration and do not advocate what you have experienced here at the dealership. Choosing a new car should be fun and exciting. Providing excellent customer service is our main goal and it is unfortunate you were not treated with the respect you deserve.

We know that your time is valuable, and we appreciate you considering us for your vehicle search. If there is anything I can do relevant to your search for a new vehicle, please let me know and I will personally handle it for you.

Sincerely,
Erik Nelson

I've filed 4 complaints and concerns about my car being broken into to norman reeves Toyota. My locked vehicle is being broken into with someone using a clicker. I contacted support back in May 2018. I tried reaching the finance manager there multiple times but he never responded. I've requested to speak with financial, customer service, and the alarm company and getting the loop around. At this point, I don't care about the fix, I just don't want to be paying for a service I'm not getting.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Apr 04, 2019

We would like to refund the cost of the alarm. If there is a loan on the car, it will go to the principle balance on the loan. If there is no loan, we will send a check to the customer. I am unable to find the customer with the initials and email address provided. I need more information to be able to process the refund. At a minimum I need a VIN number or a full name and phone number.

Customer Response • Apr 09, 2019

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me. I will wait for the business to perform this action and, if it does, will consider this complaint resolved.

Regards

On 01/03/2019 I picked up my vehicle from Toyota collision center. when I got home my brother help me to inspected the vehicle and we found that there is a gap between the hood and the fender on driver side that need to be align. But Toyota collision center refuses to finish the job that they did not complete.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Mar 11, 2019

Our Body Shop Director, Gar Parrott would like to meet with Mr. Posada at his earliest convenience to see what we can do to make this better. Gar’s direct line is 619-727-5981. Please have the customer reach out to Gar and they can arrange a time to meet that works.

***
Customer Relations Manager
Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego
619-727-5915

Saturday Dec 1 I took my car into Toyota to get the 100,000 Mile Warrenty Done. That morning I spoke with Mr *** S About Work being done. All of the work got Takken care Of as Talk*** about. He then Mention I ne*** a *** Flush , I ask*** if I could Drive my Car until Monday. He said I should be Good , and if Anything Happens to bring it back Down. Later that Day the Lights apparead by on , and Sunday my Car Di*** On The way to Work. I left a Message on Sunday Stating what happen. I brought my car in the Other Day and I went from $129.00 Radiotr Flish to a Blown Engine ETc Totaling To 2,000+. Also they said I didn’t purchase the warrnety on the vechical. I’ve had the car less then 6 Months

Customer Response • Jan 03, 2019

I would really like some Infomation on what is being done with my car. Due Apologize for any unconvincing this may have cause also you can reach me back at 619-948-1773 if some how I don’t answer can you pls Leave a Detail Message Thank you and Happy New Year

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Mar 11, 2019

He purchas*** this car 6 months ago as an “AS IS” vehicle and sign*** a contract acknowlging this. He chose not to purchase any extend*** warranties.

Customer stat*** that he saw steam coming out of the car but continu*** to drive it as he had to get to work. Had customer stopp*** driving the car with all the lights on, he may have not caus*** as much damage to the car as he did.

The vehicle is still with us and customer seems to have abandon*** the car. He nes to come and get his car otherwise there will be storage fees assess.

It’s an unfortunate situation, however, the dealership is not responsible for the vehicle being driven with all warning lights on and steam escaping from the engine.

***
Customer Relations Manager
Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego
619-727-5915

Previously I arrived in March-April 2018 to this location to sell my wife vehicle earlier this year and Mr. A the service manager misplaced or acted like he misplaced my proof of registration to my vehicle. In the meantime while he was not searching for my paperwork he continued to try to make the sell. I continued to request my proof of registration and stated I was no loner interested in negotiations until my paperwork was found and that I was ready to leave.

Today, I came and rode around in a Toyota truck with Sale Associate Karen H, I had a joyous experience. She informed me of the details about the vehicle etc. Finally, I provided her with my car key so that she could take it to the buyer and sales manager to conduct a trade inspection after waiting about 15-20 minutes I informed Miss. H, I needed to leave because I had my dark prescription sun glasses on and it would be unsafe for me to drive home in the dark. The sun was beginning to set. Mr. A came over and he stated that he was aware that I needed to leave and that if I purchased a vehicle a sales associate would drive me home. I stated that was not accessible nor was it his concern and that I would just like my key so I would be free to leave. Mr. A, returned again as I begin to grow agitated at this point that I've already explained I would like to leave. He continued to talk and I removed my glasses to show Mr.A*** the thickness and the darkness of my glasses. I point outside to show that the sun had already set. I explained I was ready to go and Mr. A finally reached into his pocket and laughed as I turned around in discuss. I was held beyond my will.

This tactic that is being conducted at this location is unacceptable and completely disrespectful.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Jan 14, 2019

Thank you for taking to time to let us know about your experience recently at our dealership. Without your valuable feedback, we cannot improve. Please accept our sincere apologies for the experience you had. We will work on changes to ensure this does not happen to any guest. Should you wish to discuss this with our Customer Relations Manager (she has been made aware of this situation, as well as all the Management team), please feel free to reach out to her at ***@toyotasandiego.com. Guests that share their experiences, good or bad, are truly appreciated as we cannot fix what we are not aware of. Again, thank you and again, we offer a sincere apology.

Tricia ***
Customer Relations Manager
Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego
619-727-5915

My husband took his truck at this mechanic dealership after smoke came out of the hood. They told him the car had a rod knock , which means the engine is dead, along with the radiator. They told him he needed to replace his engine completely. After we had asked to do some research, the mechanic who actually diagnosed the issue kept calling my husband on his personal phone and has attempted several times to purchase the so called "dead engine truck" from us.

We took our truck back and went to another mechanic for an independent inspection- result: radiator is out, no engine damage. Took it to a second mechanic- same diagnose as the latter. Took it for an oil change to the people that we have been changing our oil for years- very trustworthy and they would go the extra mile for any car quick fixes or recommendations- no shards were found in the oil- which is a leading effect from a hard knock in the engine.

This incident happened in December 2017. My husband has been driving his truck with the new radiator for 8 months now with no issues on the transmission.
Hi truck details are:
2002 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder 2.4 Liter Xtracab, S Runner Pick up w/automatic transmission

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Sep 11, 2018

We spoke to the customer and she is going to provide us with additional information.

We will use this information to evaluate the situation and determine proper outcome to the customer's concern.

Customer Response • Sep 26, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me. I will wait for the business to perform this action and, if it does, will consider this complaint resolved.

Regards

BUYER BEWARE! This is my second bad experience at this dealership -- the first was my own, and the below detailed incident was for a friend for whom I was to be a cosigner. I have no interest in defaming the salesperson, nor his manager by name as I know it is a problem with the policies and sales procedures of the dealership and not of the individual salespeople.

Recently, I went to Toyota of San Diego to cosign on a vehicle for a friend (a non-native English speaker and new immigrant). My friend went to the dealership, found a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle he liked, negotiated the price and the terms, and then I was just going to show up to cosign. The day I went to sign, they said that, in fact contrary to what they had said before, the vehicle could not be certified, so they offered him a much more expensive vehicle. While there, we agreed on APR, and terms, based on my credit score, and I had to depart quickly to retrieve my kids from school to return and sign. As I was walking to my car, the salesman and his manager came out and told me that in fact, they couldn't offer me that APR because it had to be combined with the APR they would offer if my friend was to purchase the vehicle on his own. I've never heard of this "combined APR" so I refused and said we would take our business elsewhere. Of course after keeping us there several hours, they finally relented and agreed that they could offer the originally proposed APR with my credit alone. It had been such a harrowing experience of "bait and switch" that I said we would think about it and we left (of course after much persistent and continuous badgering). The salesman contacted my friends with another offer for a vehicle, with no CPO, or warranty, negotiated the price, collected a $4,000 downpayment, and pressured them to sign the papers (without my presence nor my agreeing to the terms as the cosigner). When I saw the terms, they were not favorable to my friend (who is not knowledgable about car buying as he is not from this country), and I requested we cancel the agreement. The salesperson agreed (after again much badgering), and told me to tell them to come to the office to pick up their check. My friend went to pick up the check (during business hours), only to be told that the office was closed and would reopen in 4 days time. Bait and switch, and unethical pressuring tactics at every step of this process.
I would never purchase a vehicle from this dealership and will make sure to tell all of my friends and associates to avoid it at all cost.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response • Nov 20, 2019

Dear ***,
We are sorry to hear about your experience. I apologize for the late response, but wanted to reach out and offer my our sincere apologies from our new Management team. If there is anything we can do relevant to your experience, please let us know. Thank you.
Erik Nelson
General Manager
Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego

I financed a certified 2010 prius with 53000 miles on it. And just within a few days the car was showing unusual effects when starting and also shows a sign and doesn't start, it takes a while to start. This is unacceptable, to sell a dysfunctional car.

Norm Reeves Toyota San Diego Response

Spoke with the customer and he is scheduled to come in on Saturday 10/28/2017 to explore possibilities in trading in vehicle. There re are no major issues with the vehicle at the moment.

Customer Response

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me. I will wait for the business to perform this action and, if it does, will consider this complaint resolved.

Regards

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