Angelo Bezzole

This was the 5 car we bought from Tom Pappas Toyota and have always had great sales experience and service. have always had great sales experience and service. More

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Friendly, fast & reliable service. Easy to make appointments. Great service department! Trustworthy in doing good work. Easy to make appointments. Great service department! Trustworthy in doing good work. More

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This GM is dick head , I bought 10 cars from this dealership past 10 years but NO MORE I am not going back and tell everyone in my community not to go this dealership dealership past 10 years but NO MORE I am not going back and tell everyone in my community not to go this dealership More

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I will never be back. Went to Lou fusz got $9800 more on my trade. Also I work for Toyota. I get a nice discount. I ordered the car in July its now end of November before the car even came in. They now refu my trade. Also I work for Toyota. I get a nice discount. I ordered the car in July its now end of November before the car even came in. They now refused to give me my Toyota employee discount. After I already put money down. Months ago. I had sold my current car an hour before, without knowing this bc they did not inform me. Now I'm without a car for a few days until our new one comes in, from Lou Fusz. I will inform all my coworkers at TMMM about this as well. Go to Lou fusz toyota. Give them their deserved 5 star review. My sales woman did her job alright. She was stuck as the middle man. More

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Easy to work with and have your needs met. My family has now purchased 5 Toyotas from Pappas over the past ten years. Sales and service are great. now purchased 5 Toyotas from Pappas over the past ten years. Sales and service are great. More

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Salesman Chris was helpful and courteous. Finance person was great to work with. After driving a few miles we noticed the vehicle was pulling and got a front end alignment, no problem there but when they pu was great to work with. After driving a few miles we noticed the vehicle was pulling and got a front end alignment, no problem there but when they pulled the wheels off to balance them they discovered both front rims were cracked and dented on the inside. Both unsafe to drive. If the dealership would have conducted an inspection like they said, they would have seen them. Dealer refused to correct issue or even work with us to help us get replacement wheels. I understand buyer beware and hope any person who reads this will beware and not trust this dealership. As I told them we only buy cars from dealers because they should stand by their vehicles. I was wrong, they do not stand by their vehicles and say they do inspections on their cars when the do not find and fix major safety issues. More

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Maintenance department passed a vehicle as good and road worthy with significant cracks and dents on the insides of the rims. Maintenance either falsifies records that they completed inspections or is gross worthy with significant cracks and dents on the insides of the rims. Maintenance either falsifies records that they completed inspections or is grossly incompetent. Dealership does not stand by their work if you do not have someone else check their work and find their mistakes within 24 hours. More

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Isabel, we really appreciate your help and great recommendation when we buy a car in auto Papas. As we were new on the area, you help us a lot amd we are happy with a car and great servise! Thanks a recommendation when we buy a car in auto Papas. As we were new on the area, you help us a lot amd we are happy with a car and great servise! Thanks a lot! More

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Upon purchase of the truck, the dealership Pappas, and I agreed via contract to have a bed liner sprayed in via appointment with a chosen company that Pappa's Toyota contracts to. Upon getting my truck back agreed via contract to have a bed liner sprayed in via appointment with a chosen company that Pappa's Toyota contracts to. Upon getting my truck back I found bed liner overspray on my truck's driver side doors, windows, running boards, and roof. I took my truck back to the dealership, who then sent it into the company they contracted to have the bed liner sprayed in. Prior to it being sent in, I told Pappa's service manager that under no circumstances were rubbing compounds to be used on my truck, or I would like a new truck. The service manager acknowledged that he understood, and two additional Pappa's sales associates were there to witness. Upon getting my truck back and to my house, I found swirl marks from rubbing compound on my truck. At this point I called the company that Pappa's contracted out and verified they did in fact use rubbing compound on my truck. Not only that, but that they had informed Pappa's who did not tell me, and instead told the contractor they would buff it out. I have asked for a new truck repeatedly after trying to negotiate with both Pappa's and the actual contracted company for a much lesser compensation to which they refused. Pappa's refuses to take any ownership, stating it is not their fault. I did not contract out the company, Pappa's did, and their complete unwillingness to replace the truck or pay any cost at that point is beyond ridiculous. Not to mention their dishonesty about knowing a product being used on my truck when I had asked them specifically not to. I then spoke with the GM at Pappas and he asked me to bring my truck in to look at. Because Missouri is a one party consent, I recorded this conversation. Two of their service department members acknowledged that the truck had rubbing compound used on the truck and that they had missed spots when trying to buff the truck . In addition, they acknowledged that buffers they had used damaged the clear coat to my truck. At this point I asked for the truck to be shot with a clear coat/paint gun to verify damage as the GM did not “see” it. He then asked what that would prove if there was damage done to the truck. Again, I told the GM I would be willing to settle for less and asked for wheels for the truck in compensation as I wanted to be done with the situation. I gave him the cost for the wheels that was quoted from the third-party company that had put overspray on my truck and asked them to pay the cost. At this time, I asked to speak to the owner of the dealership to gain approval and was told he was not there. I ended up calling the owner and speaking with him. When we talked, he said he was aware of the situation, as I told him as an owner of a business, I thought he may like to know. I asked if he would like to hear what happened, to which he told me, “He has heard my side of the story”. Because of his dismissive attitude I was not able to tell him that his GM claimed not to know what a Toyota customer satisfaction survey was, and that as a GM he would not worry about these minor issues to my truck if it was him. Not only that, but I should not call the regional office in Kansas City, or file a BBB report which holds Papppa’s accountable, or file a complaint with the state’s attorney general’s office as it was just a minor issue and the legal work would be messy. The GM is clearly used to rolling over people who are not comfortable with conflict. Long story longer, I got the wheels at the cost of the third parties’ company which goes against the BBB regulations. I have bought three vehicles in three years from here and will not be back. I will take my truck to another dealership for the free services. Feel terrible for the 3rd party company as they are stand up guys. I know Pappa's called them with an offer to cover half the wheel cost. What a joke! More

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Vinnie and Brett were great to work with, would highly recommend! We're patient and made sure to take the time to address our concerns. recommend! We're patient and made sure to take the time to address our concerns. More

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