Daniel Hill
New Car Sales Consultant
Jim Norton Toyota Tulsa
9809 South Memorial Drive
Tulsa, OK 74133
Dealership Experience
3 yrs, 3 mos
Industry Experience
3 yrs, 3 mos
Languages Spoken
English
Spanish
5 Reviews
Write a Review5 Reviews of Daniel Hill
April 04, 2024
Had an easy time purchasing my new truck. Trade in was made easy. Enjoyed working with the sales team. Trade in was made easy. Enjoyed working with the sales team. More
Other Employees Tagged: Jonathan Reimbold, Vincenzo Sayers
February 28, 2024
Dan did a great job at helping us find the car we needed. He went the extra mile with making sure we could drop off our cashier's check in place of our personal check. Really appreciate his willingness to h He went the extra mile with making sure we could drop off our cashier's check in place of our personal check. Really appreciate his willingness to help us even after selling us our vehicle. We look forward to making future purchases with Jim Norton and Dan. More
Other Employees Tagged: Brant Gamble
February 06, 2024
Great customer service doesn’t even begin to express how I feel! Everyone from the sales person to the staff was really friendly! Same continued service even after purchase! Extremely happy with the dealers I feel! Everyone from the sales person to the staff was really friendly! Same continued service even after purchase! Extremely happy with the dealership and purchase! More
Other Employees Tagged: Neng Yang, Jacob Cole, Brant Gamble
February 23, 2022
We were very excited to purchase a new car from this dealership. We got on the wait list for our dream car and waited to hear good news on the arrival of the car. The dealership did a great job of findi dealership. We got on the wait list for our dream car and waited to hear good news on the arrival of the car. The dealership did a great job of finding the car much sooner than we expected. Although, the car arrived when we were out of town for business, so could not pick it up the day it arrived. We had to fight for the dealership to hold the car until our return with threats of easily selling it to another customer who could buy it sooner. After negotiations, the dealership agreed to hold the car for us. We asked where it would be held: the front of the dealership. We requested the car be secured in a open parking space in the back to protect it until our return, since it was essentially a sold vehicle. Again, we had to fight for this, but they did oblige. The dealership would not lose any money in either of these cases to care for our car and work with us to make a sale. Had they been willing and cheerful about working with us to make the sale, this would be a much different review. The enormous sign in their dealership says 'Your Service is Our Pleasure' but this was not the case. Then the fact that the car was parked at the dealership for a short time at no cost to the dealership was used against us in negotiations in the form of a $600 increase in price on a previously agreed upon item and decreased flexibility in negotiations. This fact was brought up many times to be used against us throughout the process of buying the car as an excuse to not consider any of our negotiations/ requests. I can list more examples, but I will end here. I felt as though we had to fight for customer service rather than the helpful, positive customer-focused service they advertise. To end on a positive note, our salesman was wonderful throughout the process and it is unfortunate he has to work under this leadership. More
Other Employees Tagged: Gibson Freter