Had a problem with the vehicle not shutting down. - mtrenholme
Had a problem with the vehicle not shutting down. Called service and got flipped to voice mail and left a message. Waited an hour or more before calling again and was directed to voice mail. Called the reception who promised to connect me to service.Called twice more to reception. Again, landed in voice mail xxxx.
They came and grabbed the car without speaking to me. I was in my parking lot arguing with the tow truck driver telling him not to take the car. The guy looked like some wanna be biker from Quebec. He told me that the car was going. I am 69 years old with medical problems. What am I to do, start a fight.
I gave up arguing with Georgetown Toyota acquiescing to their strong- arm tactics. This was followed by them treating me like a child and telling me what I am going do. The last contact with the service department I was told they are going to deliver the car to my ex-wife's house. Not asked but told.
After more than a decade of dealing with Georgetown and at least 12 cars purchase through them, I was treated shamefully. Worse, my family has dealt with the Woods since the 1970's when, and I forgave them, for selling my mother an occasionally rolling piece of scrapped called a Cortina. I had dealt with the current dealer's father, Jack Woods in the late 90's.
Things have changed. They charged me about $1200 for a TAG which another dealership in the Humberview Group charges 599.00.
I suspect this review will disappear.
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