Comments on: Why Toyota is Winning

By: Nancy Williams

Nancy Williams — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 20:16:21 +0000

I guess it depends on the town you live in. Our experience with the local Toyota dealership was different - granted it was four years ago when we wanted to buy a hybrid and had been told by friends how happy they were with their Toyota. The building was then 1960’s shabby, the salesman was indifferent and there was never a follow-up to see if we’d ever made a decision. We didn’t buy a hybrid.

The BMW dealership is new, has an eager service department that crawls all over and into your car to discover what switch is making the “service needed” light go on or the false alarm indicating brake problems. The salesman is still friendly after seven years away from having sold us the 500 series sedan. He never forgets a face. And he shows up whenever a visit is scheduled for service, that rare occasion, to greet the owner warmly.

But you’re right. One of the principle elements one should consider when buying a car is the location, condition and morale of the service department. When GM and Ford realize this, perhaps their prospects will improve.

By: Chris Williams

Chris Williams — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 22:26:42 +0000

I’m not really talking Toyota here, mostly Lexus (owned by Toyota). I have yet to see a Lexus shop that wasn’t quite impressive.

By: The Car Geek

The Car Geek — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 04:08:33 +0000

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