Aryan Rodriguez

Aryan Rodriguez helped us with the financial aspects of buying a 2024 RAV 4. The dealership was great to work with. I appreciated all the help received. buying a 2024 RAV 4. The dealership was great to work with. I appreciated all the help received. More

by BILLY.E.WARRICK Verified Customer Verified Customer

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I already gave a rating on the salesperson Paul Denman. I think this says what’s needed for the dealer too. I think this says what’s needed for the dealer too. More

by PUNKIN490 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Bought a new, used car and it needed immediate service. I needed a second key (a certified car bought through this dealership doesn't guarantee it will have two keys, apparently!) I also wanted to arrang I needed a second key (a certified car bought through this dealership doesn't guarantee it will have two keys, apparently!) I also wanted to arrange for an appointment to get a couple of service lights cleared and to order upgraded mats through parts. The service department couldn't/wouldn't write up an invoice for parts or service until they (the service writer) physically spoke to my salesman. After two days, the service writer had yet to speak to sales and get the info she needed to open an invoice which would allow parts to order a key or make an appointment for the pre-existing warning lights. I went directly to parts. He asked the service writer to open an invoice so Parts would have an open invoice to order parts. The service writer did not want to open a invoice until she talked to my salesman and that proved to be an insurmountable challenge . Nothing happened. I got the parts guy to order the key and mats after I promised to pay for both. Eventually, the spare key and my mats arrived in parts . Once the key was in I drove my car into service to have the key programed. I told them the key was in Parts and I wanted it programmed, and while there I wanted them to fix the pre-existing service warning lights on the dash. This was a new service writer to me, and he agreed to have the car key programmed (since I was paying for it). The pre-existing service lights was going to be a challenge. I suggested (as a joke) he have the service manager talk to the sales manager to clear the work on the warning lights. He smiled and said that was what he would do. I had to leave car for the whole day to program the key. Turns out the additional service work required a part be ordered and it was installed the following morning. So, the next day, I got a call the car was fixed (yeah, service and sales apparently talked), and after a week of taking delivery of my car, I got a second key for the car (which I paid for), and all the pre-existing warning lights serviced. But we still aren't though! Part of the deal was the car would be sent out to have leather installed and the dealership would provide a loaner. Took at least 5 phone calls and a lot of aggravation before the appointment was made through my salesman and the sales manager and I dropped the car off. The problem was that all the "deals" cut during the sale had to stay under the purview of the sales department. Service could not get involved at all with the leather appointment or loaner for the leather work. (It also explains why I had such a problem with service over the key and the pre-existing problems on my "new" car. The dealership did do as promised and the sales manager made the appointment directly with the leather company, and arranged for me to have a loaner, and the leather is perfect. I just don't understand why the dealership is organized into different little fiefdoms, with one department unable or unwilling to talk to the other. Sure makes feel like a second class citizen, and to get the progress I did, I felt like I was a member of the US State Dept and negotiating between different warring department: sales, service and parts. I would really, really like to bring my car here for service since I only live a few blocks away...but I wonder if such an action makes sense after everything I have experienced to date. Will the extended warranty be honored by the service department even though the dealership sold it to me? Will service fight for me to get a warranty claim through if they need to talk to someone else? Shame really....Toyota makes a great car, and with great service it will last forever. I sure wouldn't recommend anyone buy a car from this dealership. Service seems to work, but they are hamstrung by the dealership management. They could be so much better. More

by B52guy Verified Customer Verified Customer

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no presure sales excellent sales staff garrett childress was great yo work with shottenkirk toyota of grabbury was a great plase to go for new car. was great yo work with shottenkirk toyota of grabbury was a great plase to go for new car. More

by JHFRACE Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Terrible experience. I emailed the GM and finance manager. No offer to resolve my concerns. I emailed the GM and finance manager. No offer to resolve my concerns. More

by CINDILLOPEZ Verified Customer Verified Customer

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They went above and beyond to make sure I was completely satisfied with my purchase. Extremely easy to work with, will definitely be a return customer. satisfied with my purchase. Extremely easy to work with, will definitely be a return customer. More

by RPBELISLE Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Shottenkirk lies about the cars it wants to sale to get the customers excited about the new cars and offers features for the cars that do not come with the car that it was offered. Shottenkirk had said tha the customers excited about the new cars and offers features for the cars that do not come with the car that it was offered. Shottenkirk had said that the car I wanted had remote start, cause I specifically said that I wanted that feature. When I got the car that Shottenkirk had said it had the remote start, IT DID NOT COME WITH REMOTE START. Shottenkirk just lies to make sales. More

by YADIRA121272 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Shottenkirk doesn't need to lie about the arrival of the vehicles to make a sale. Toyota doesn't need that, it sales because of its brand. vehicles to make a sale. Toyota doesn't need that, it sales because of its brand. More

by AURELIO925 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Clean area, very helpful people. If I had any questions they answered then to the best of there ability If I had any questions they answered then to the best of there ability More

by HEINZE94 Verified Customer Verified Customer

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DO NOT! purchase a used vehicle that is not a Toyota make. They won’t service correctly. The sales person Charles Brownell “promised” that all used vehicles purchase a used vehicle that is not a Toyota make. They won’t service correctly. The sales person Charles Brownell “promised” that all used vehicles get serviced and ready for the road. That was not the situation. They had me driving with “new” wipers however they must have been defective b/c one of them looked warped and was streaking horribly. The service manager Garland Robinson refused to replace them due to them being “New”, However the service advisor Moriah was very helpful in showing Garland the warped wiper, but Garland refused to replace. Also the vehicle needed an alignment. They did work on the alignment but they refused to provide me with the alignment report. Garland Robinson was not helpful at all and my sales man Charles Brownell was no where to be found and won’t answer my calls. Horrible Customer Service. Stay away! More

by Alex V Verified Customer Verified Customer

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