Beechmont Toyota, Cincinnati OH BEWARE OF SERVICE RIP-OFFS!!! Cincinnati Ohio

MANIPULATION, GREED, & the CONSTANT PURSUIT TO FINANCIALLY INJURE THE INNOCENT isn't necessarily something to brag about, wouldn't you agree?

'Google' this- BALTIMORE SETTLEMENT CALIFORNIA TOYOTA, and read the class-action lawsuit by African American & Hispanic consumers who were charged HIGHER INTEREST RATES on their car loans from Toyota due to their RACE!

Guess what? TOYOTA SETTLED THAT CASE! I wonder why???

'Google' this- SEXUAL HARASSMENT TOYOTA, and read about the lawsuit filed by a former female employee at Toyota's headquarters in New York! Toyota SETTLED that lawsuit too, didn't they? I wonder how much she got???

'Google' this- ENGINE SLUDGE, and go to the consumeraffairs website about 'Toyota Engine Problems', and read all of them! Make sure to click on 'Airbags' when you're there and read those complaints too!

>>>>>>>>>>YOUR LIFE COULD BE IN DANGER IF YOU HAVE A TOYOTA
If your airbags are defective in your Toyota and you're in an accident, then YOUR LIFE COULD BE IN DANGER, wouldn't you agree?

WHISTLEBLOWER LAWSUIT!!!!!!!!! WHISTLEBLOWER LAWSUIT!!!!!!!!!!!!! Simply-

'Google' this- TOYOTA AND GENERAL MOTORS HAVE BEEN NAMED IN A LAWSUIT THAT, and read the article NOW!

TOYOTA- MOVING BACKWARDS & INTO THE RED!

(Toyota LOST over $4 BILLION last year!)

SPREAD THIS ALL OVER THE WORLDWIDE WEB!

Thank you.

I'm Karl, and I approve this Update!

Beechmont Toyota has always taken great pride in our commitment to customer satisfaction. We have won Toyota's Service Excellence Award 13 times. We have won Toyota's presidents award 7 times. Our customer retention rate is consistently above 67% compared to 57% for the region. This measures our customer's loyalty to our service department. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss and resolve the situation. Toyota reimburses our franchise retail to repair any warranted defect in material or workmanship on any vehicle that is covered under the factory warranty. We welcome any and all warranty work. We are currently in the process to overhaul our entire dealership and in particular our parts and service departments to better service our customer.

The dealers make plenty of money from warranty
Did you go on a road test for the transmission?????
The Technician may have not been experienced or it was not happening at the time.
You cannot diagnosis something that is not their at the time I see it every day. One time I drove a customer's car (with permission) 160 miles with no results for a headlight failure.

After reading the report on Beechmont Toyota, I felt compelled to share a few things which I've encountered as a service advisor. I do not work for Toyota presently, but the owner of our dealership also owns Beechmont Toyota. I was previously a service advisor at another dealer and I have to say that one of the biggest problems I had was this: People don't always take time to read over the service CONTRACT before signing on the dotted line. Each repair order has a spot where a customer may sign and a)receive any old parts back after service, b) receive written and/or oral estimates, c) to authorize repair and authorize an initial estimate. It's been my experience that 90% of people throw down their John Hancock without a second thought, and go on their merry way. As far as any extra charges, that contract also says that the customer will be notified of any unexpected overages before proceeding with that work.

I don't know if any of these things happened on the visit in question or not. I could be way off. I do know that I always gave the customer as much information as possible beforehand, so as to avoid problems later in the repair. Don't be afraid to ask your advisor as many questions as possible at the outset and avoid this kind of thing in the future.

Thanks for your time.
Chris

So Beechmont Toy is a bad place? So what else is new. Toyota cannot control a dealer thanx to Congress. This prevents those nasty car manufacturers from controlling the marketplace.

If you prefer Ft Meyers Toy, go there. I bought from a Toy dealer because they have a good reputation, and they have been very reasonable in providing service.

If you prefer BMW, then get one of those. I had a former colleague (I have retired) who drove a BMW. His BMW's oil changes were $150 every 3000 miles. Sounds like a bargain to me. This dude's wife drove a Mercedes. His wife's Mercedes' oil changes were $250. No wonder they couldn't afford to refi their house to get a lower interest rate!