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    Toyota Of Tampa Bay

    Toyota Of Tampa Bay

    (468 reviews)

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    I have been a customer of Toyota of Tampa Bay since 2013, and happy until my last interaction,…read morewhich was a purchase of a 2026 bZ. I bought my first car from them in 2013, a Camry. The salesman, Alan Brodsky, was excellent. He was informative and helped with a military discount. No wonder that he was perpetually their salesman of the year. My second purchase from them was replacement Camry in 2023. Alan had retired, but a woman who had worked with him was my salesperson and seemed to work in Alan's style, low pressure and helpful. In the last week of May 2026, I brought my 2023 Camry in for a free car wash. While I was waiting, the woman who had been my salesperson in 2023 came by and said hello. TBH, I didn't recognize her, but my memory isn't so good after age 70. I told her that I was just here for a wash, but was thinking about an electric car replacement for my wife's Subaru 2016, since we had just gotten solar panels on our home. She showed me bZ and I asked if I wanted to drive it. As my Camry was not out of the wash yet, I said sure and went for a drive. Then they wanted to sit down and sell it to me. I said no, I was just here for a car wash and just was talking while waiting for the car to get washed. Also, I would have to consult with my wife since it's would be her car, and I don't even know if she wants to give up the Subaru. They asked me if I wanted to drive the car to my home and have my wife look at it and drive it. I called her, got her OK, and I said OK. She did like the car. Then we came back and again the pressure was really high to buy it right then. I told them that I didn't research this at all. Normally prior to buying a car I would look at reviews, find the dealer's invoice price, find trade-in values for the Subaru, and when my research was all done, I would come in in the last day of the month, which is when dealerships bargain the most. Despite all that, the next thing I know I was in the room with the person to do the sale. Perhaps I could describe her as a very effective salesperson. Or, someone who was took advantage of a 73-year-old whose judgment and executive function may not be as good as it used to be. I never knew what the dealer's invoice price was. I didn't know until later what the Subaru trade-in would be on Edmunds or Kelly Blue Book. When I walked out, I couldn't have told you what the cost of the car was that I just purchased. Normally there are some negotiations back and forth, and the salesperson has to go back to the manager in the rear. The only such thing was her asking if there was anything she could do that would sweeten the deal. I said how about extending the warranty on my 2023. She said she'd never heard of extending the warranty on a different car then the one being purchased, but the manager approved it. We never talked about invoice prices or military discount. All in all, I'm happy with the car but just not happy with the sales experience On another issue, the bZ has a lot of display options. I think that Toyota should have an expert in operating the car sit down with you for 20 minutes and go through important operating issues. Of course, it's all in the manual. But it's a big manual. One of the things that they should have warned you about, but didn't, is that a Li-ion battery should not be charged to 100% routinely. Just like in cell phones, which tells you that you should charge only to 80% most of the time to maximize battery life, the charge on the traction battery should be kept between 20% and 80%, except for the occasional long trip where you need to charge it to 100%. This is not noted prominently anywhere. I research it online. I called the Toyota service department and they had no idea if limiting the charging to 80% was recommended, nor how to limit the charging. I found it in the manual and you can set the charge limit to 80% or whatever you want. They need to have somebody sit down and take you through the car everything from charging issues like this, to adjusting the height of the tailgate, to customizing the seat and mirror positions to the two drivers using both facial recognition or keys.

    My experience with Toyota of Tampa Bay was absolutely unacceptable. The entire car- buying process…read morefelt deceptive and extremely shady. My 80-year-old stepfather, Tom. a Vietnam combat veteran, handled all of the negotiations. I only signed the paperwork because I trusted that everything had been honestly disclosed to him. Afterward, I discovered that an almost $3,000 Premium Protection Plus (PPP) package had been bundled into the vehicle price.This was an optional product yet it was never clearly disclosed during negotiations. Had we known, we would have negotiated completely differently and may never have purchased the vehicle. The vehicle also had multiple areas of damage. When I filed my BBB complaint, Carly McCall, Executive Assistant, told me the dealership knew about damage before selling me the vehicle, that it had not been certified, and that the damage was supposed to be repaired before the sale. I have filed complaints with the BBB and FLHSMV and am looking into additional complaints regarding the treatment of an 80-year-old Vietnam combat veteran. This is not how an honest dealership should conduct business. Customers deserve transparency- not hidden optional products and vehicles sold before known issues are properly addressed. I strongly caution anyone considering Toyota of Tampa Bay.

    Maus Acura of North Tampa

    Maus Acura of North Tampa

    (68 reviews)

    I just want to say that I had an amazing experience at Maus Acura. Everyone was extremely friendly,…read morewelcoming, and professional from start to finish. I had the liberty of negotiating my deal with Gage through email, which made the entire process so much easier. He was able to get me an amazing offer for my trade-in, and when he wasn't sure if they would have the exact color I wanted for my ADX, he went out of his way to find it for me. Working with finance, and Meredith whom helped setup my Acura link was also a breeze. In total, I was there for about 2 hours, which is by far the fastest I've ever been in and out of a dealership! And of course, I got my bow , a nice welcome package from Maus to help keep my new car clean, and an overall amazing purchasing experience. Thank you to everyone at Maus Acura for making what can normally be a stressful process so easy and enjoyable. I absolutely love my ADX and couldn't be happier with my experience!

    Despite not having great communication previously while trying to obtain information for an…read moreextended warranty for my Acura. I ended up having 9 lights come on and took it in. I did not have an appointment and walked in around 8am on a Wednesday. My car was taken back pretty quickly. My Service Advisor, I believe that was his title, was Tony and he was fantastic. Kept me informed throughout the process and made me feel comfortable. My car ended up needing a new turbocharger, which was thankfully covered under the powertrain warranty, which I didn't know I had. From drop off to pickup on Wednesday was about 2 hours. I was able to come back the next day for an appointment at 730am. Once again, they took my car back quickly. I was done around noon. Lights are still off and everything seems fine. Comfortable seating area available.

    Alarms Etc - autopartssupplies - Updated September 2026

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