With my son on hand, I stopped by the dealership hoping to find a RAV4, but inventory was limited to two older models, a 2019 and a 2015. If you're in the market for a truck, there is plenty to choose from with their selection of Tundras and Tacomas (definitely the guy-truck crowd!). Autonation has/had a nice selection of gold certified, 2025 4Runners and there was one TRD Premium with only 1,500 miles on it. It was an absolute dream to test drive (everything is nowadays compared to 15yr old "Brady"). Of course, the sticker shock set in once the taxes and fees were added, so I'm still debating any commitment. #ServiceStarShoutOut to Cornell, who was by far the best sales associate to approach us. He took the time to talk with us about the vehicle's features and warranty options without ever making us feel pressured. I totally appreciated his honesty when discussing add-ons, advising us that things like appearance protection (a sticker spotted on many vehicles) aren't always necessary. If you're shopping for a Toyota, I would absolutely recommend asking for Cornell. read more

AutoNation Toyota Arapahoe - Car Dealers Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

I worked with Kelsey and have had an absolutely outstanding experience with her. She's courteous, thoughtful, took the time to explain what would benefit MY needs, and answered my many, many questions. Everything was easy and transparent, she gave me timeframes of what to expect, and exceeded them every time. The finance office was great too, straight to the point and thorough. Thank you AutoNation and thank you so much Kelsey! read more

The Absolute WORST! I bought a new RAV4 PHEV in August from Cornell and Vlad for cash and trade-in, and it failed catastrophically within 20 miles! At which point the dealership told me it was out of their hands and now my problem. It took 5 WEEKS to get it repaired under warranty, and virtually no acknowledgement or accommodation was made for my misfortune. Next time, I'll avoid the giant national corporation and go with a small family dealership. read more

I brought my Toyota to AutoNation Toyota Arapahoe for an oil change, a new set of tires, and a pre-trip inspection. I explicitly told the service advisor that I was taking this vehicle on a road trip to another state and needed it to be completely safe. Instead, this service department handed me back a vehicle that was an absolute hazard to drive. The technicians committed multiple severe, amateur mechanical failures: Unbolted Skid Plate: They completely failed to bolt the heavy metal skid plate back onto the underside of the vehicle. A hanging skid plate can easily rip off at highway speeds, causing catastrophic damage to my truck or drivers behind me. Loose Oil Cap: The engine oil cap was barely hand-tight. Had it vibrated off on my road trip, it would have sprayed hot engine oil everywhere, potentially causing an engine fire or destroying the motor. Improper Tire Inflation: After spending over $1,500.00 here, including brand-new tires, they couldn't even fill them correctly. There was a dangerous 10 PSI variance between the tires. When I called the dealership to report these severe safety hazards, the response was incredibly ignorant and dismissive. I was told "sorry this happened, when you come back again tell your service manager." There is zero accountability for putting my life at risk on an interstate trip. This is extreme negligence. read more

I hate writing bad reviews but we saved THOUSANDS going to another toyota dealership for a second opinion. We also got way more for our trade in elsewhere. Beware of added tinting fees, paint protection film, and appearance protection. We did not experience that at another Toyota. Otherwise, our sales representative was kind and not pushy. read more

I bought my Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid back in 2023. I put down a deposit since I had to wait for it to arrive from the manufacturer after the computer chip shortage. This dealership adds "default" coverages such as interior coverage and windshield replacement. I managed to get the windshield replacement removed as I wasn't going to use it but had no choice on the interior coverage as they treat ALL vehicles that come to their dealership. Ok, it is what it is. With my vehicle purchase, I had a 25k mile package that included tire rotations and 2 oil changes, which I used. However, I did return last Saturday due to the 25k mile minder and I wasn't sure about the oil change. The original quote was $99 for the oil change, which is a tad pricey. When I told the tech I was going to wait, he asked which number to call. My cell phone number is listed under "mobile" and "home" on the paperwork. The number listed under "work" is my husband's cell. I told the tech to call my cell and pointed out that it was listed twice on the paperwork. He told me he understood and I went to the waiting room. About 1.5 hrs later, the tech found me and said that I have a slow leak in my driverside tire and gave me a quote to replace the single tire. I inquired about the certificate they offered and he said theirs only comes with 2 yrs. I told him I would get it taken care of at Discount Tire because they have a 3 yr warranty. He said that he would let the mechanics know and that my car should be ready in a few minutes. One huge issue I have was when I asked the tech to repeat which tire it was, he stated that it was the driverside front tire, but after the tire rotation, it is now the driverside rear tire. I then asked if it is now the passenger rear due to the criss cross rotation and he informs me that they don't do X rotations, but front and back. My car is AWD so therefore, my tires SHOULD have been on the X rotation, NOT the front-back rotation as you would for a FWD car. It was another 25 min of me waiting until the tech came to find me. The tech told me that he texted me to tell me my car was ready, but I never received a text. Turns out, he texted my husband that my car was ready, but the hubs was in an appt and not looking at his phone. I had explicitly told the tech when he asked which phone to text and of course, he didn't note it. Even without asking, once could deduce that the tech should have called the MOBILE number vs the WORK number when a customer states that she is waiting. One good thing is that they do match other Toyota dealership's pricing for oil changes so I was able to get my oil change down to $59. I'm not super impressed with this dealership and it's 12 miles away vs the one down the street. I doubt I will return for any future service needs. read more

AVOID the service department at this location. On 8/17 my car stopped accelerating on the highway. My husband drove to me and used his diagnostic tool to get codes and sat with me while it was towed to the dealership for their own diagnostic. Note: my car had an open recall related to the MAF (a spacer). My assigned Service Advisor was Steven Anderson. Steven reported: "My tech found the Check engine light wasn't on when starting the vehicle. The codes my tech found pertained to open mass airflow codes, on further inspection found that the air box wasn't properly closed and hence why getting open mass air flow codes." I gave Steven the codes my husband found and what the vehicle experienced, telling him: "I understand that the airbox was found improperly secured and that this could potentially contribute to an airflow/lean condition. However, because the original failure caused a complete loss of propulsion while driving, and because the vehicle has an open MAF-related campaign, I'd definitely like to make sure we're confident about the root cause rather than just clearing the codes and being unable to reproduce it." I also asked several questions confirming what the techs had checked. He never answered them, just repeated "The codes are likely being caused by the airbox being open...." then gave the cost and said they were wrapping up. I felt dismissed. I replied (in summary) that I didn't feel confident in the diagnosis without my questions answered about current/pending/historic code data and that his explanation only covered a lean/airflow code, not the idle control fault, and it seemed inconsistent with what my husband found: if the MAF sensor were reading correctly and the air box were the only problem, disconnecting the MAF should not have fixed the stalling, it would just remove airflow data from the ECU. The fact the car ran fine with the MAF unplugged and stalled repeatedly with it plugged in pointed to the MAF sensor itself giving a bad reading, not just unmetered air from a loose box. Steven responded, fabricating blame on my husband (who wasn't even there until AFTER I broke down and has never touched the air box): "Recall has been completed yes. However reason for it lean codes and for the vehicle stalling was due to parts for your air box being open and not being sealed properly. Reading your text i understand how the air box was not installed properly was due to the fact your husband was working on the vehicle. Yes, the vehicle may run fine for a period of time without the mass air flow sensor being connected due to other sensor regulating the air flow into the system however the ECU will detect errors and go into a limp mode if the mass air flow sensor isn't connected. The recall for the this mass air flow sensor at the radiator is not correlated with the vehicle stalling and having a check engine light on. That is due to the air box not properly being installed by your significant other when he disconnected and reconnected the mass air flow sensor allowing more air into the system, overloading it causing to shut down. My tech resecured the air box and made sure the everything and tested for normal operation. By securing the air box properly the system has the right amount of air flowing into the vehicle in order for the vehicle to function properly." 10 DAYS LATER my car broke down while driving AGAIN, the same way. I had it towed to the dealership, only to be told it was the MAF sensor and be charged $750 for repair. It doesn't take 1.5 hours to replace an MAF sensor... that's ~15-20 minutes. They also charged well above the part's cost, plus an extra $65 for "tools used," as if it needs more than a hand and a screwdriver. But the main reason for this review: zero accountability for not fixing my car the first time, and for not doing a stress test on the actual MAF sensor like I'd asked. I've missed work, gone without a vehicle for days twice now, dealt with breaking down twice, two tow trucks, and getting transportation back to the dealership again, on top of Steven never answering my questions the first time, falsely blaming my husband, and then, when I asked to speak to the Service Manager to dispute the final cost, being ignored the Service Manager never returned my calls. So I looked up recent reviews to check for a pattern... there is one. I called the GM number, which is just the main line; asking for the GM routes you to the Sales Manager (who is genuinely nice and helpful, but doesn't handle service issues). It's very telling that Sales has to step in for Service's failures, but the Sales Manager (David, I think) did at least offer a $300 credit from my previous failed repair toward the current bill. I appreciate that, but $300 still leaves me out of pocket, inconvenienced, and honestly nervous my car will break down again for lack of proper inspection. This is why people don't trust dealerships. Do better. read more

Buying experience: High pressure pushing warranties that change in price from the start to the finish. They forced a 3 year paint warranty on my brand new car and told me it was mandatory and not negotiable. Over $700 down the toilet. Service and maintenance: Pushy tire sales guy who was hard to make go away saying my new car tires were shot at ~18k miles. 26k miles now and no where near the wear marks. Service and maintenance: Terrible transmission fluid replacement service. Toyota SPECIFICALLY states no alternatives to Toyota ATF WS fluid in the manual or possible engine damage. AutoNation Toyota put in aftermarket fluid that was NOT approved by Toyota. Contacted Toyota Brand engagement and they clearly told me that unless the dealer has a letter from Toyota for this fluid it is NOT APPROVED. They initiated an investigation. The service tech made the mistake of sending a video showing the aftermarket product going in and I screen shotted it. After getting nasty with me stating "If we replace your fluid with Toyota ATF (required) we will never see your truck again. Service manager tried to tell me that AutoNation has a nation wide contract with the aftermarket brand and the warranty on it exceeds the manufacturer's warranty. Such a LIE. I made them print out the warranty and ONLY IF you replace transmission fluid every 30k miles will they provide up to $2,000 towards the replacement of the transmission. That doesn't even cover labor. BS. Service and maintenance: After they replaced the aftermarket ATF with required Toyota ATF WS, they damaged my wiring harness and gave it to me that way. See the pictures. It was likely the hose clamps from the machine that tore off the insulating material. After your included maintenance from Arapahoe AutoNation Toyota, I recommend you find a good independent shop and STAY AWAy from this place. read more

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We did not buy the used vehicle we went to see, but we were treated very well and professionally by the sales person we met with, Sergio. The vehicle was clean and ready for us, they brought it around front promptly, and we were allowed to test drive on our own. We were very impressed. read more

I don't see Masada so I'll leave it here. I made an appointment with Dillon. When I got to his office at Toyota he was not in so I think it was Randy that shares an office & he graciously took pictures & my phone number to give to Dillon. He gave me an estimate quote over the phone of 800-900 dollars. I made appointment to drop off at 8 Mon morning & he gave me no idea how long they would have it & I would be without a car. My daughter told me to check with Caliber Collision. Wow what a difference. The part was $280+&They got the part the next day and put it on in an hour. $338.61. read more

I do not recommend getting service here under any circumstance. The service department left my 2025 Tundra in the hail causing significant damage. They apparently knew of this damage but did not reveal it to me. When I saw what happened, although they acknowledged that the damage happened while they had the vehicle, they refused to pay for its repair, instead telling me to file a claim with my own insurance. The service manager I dealt with was not helpful, nor was he friendly. This service department in my opinion is incompetent. I had to ask 3 times for the "service vehicle" light to be turned off. And there were other problems with the service. read more

My husband had a disagreement over charges at the service center. The situation escalated to the point where Toyota asked him to sign what was essentially a non-disclosure agreement. He declined and instead repeatedly requested that we simply be sent the bill so we could pay it and move on. Despite providing both our email address and phone number multiple times, we never received the invoice. The day after requesting the bill day, not after weeks of nonpayment or avoidance, we instead received a text message threatening to place a lien on us. This was 3 days after the initial service.  At that point, I stepped in because it was clear emotions had become elevated. I work in the corporate world and spend much of my career resolving operational issues and navigating conflict professionally. My sole objective was to pay the bill and bring the matter to a close. Unfortunately, it became apparent almost immediately that my intent was not shared. Rather than helping me resolve the matter, the employee I spoke with began raising his voice and attacking me personally. I had to ask him multiple times to stop yelling and remind him that I was simply trying to pay the bill so everyone could move on. He repeatedly attempted to rehash every detail of his disagreement with my husband. Since I was not present for those interactions, I explained that revisiting them would not be productive. I even said, "I'm sure there is your perception, my husband's perception, and the truth somewhere in between," in an effort to redirect the conversation toward resolving the issue. Instead, that comment seemed to inflame the situation further. He began yelling that I was not holding my husband accountable, forcing me to explain that I am not my husband's keeper. My husband's recollection of the events differs significantly from what was described to me, and since I was not there, I had no intention of debating competing versions of the story. I also do not believe the rep that I spoke with was involved in person and was reciting this all second hand as fact. I knew some of the details he was asserting were patently incorrect as I had read my husband's latest correspondence with Toyota. Throughout the call, I repeatedly had to interrupt the discussion to ask a simple question: "How do I pay this bill?" My goal never changed. I was trying to resolve the issue, not participate in an argument or be subjected to someone yelling at me. I had never spoken with anyone at your service center before that day. I genuinely expected that my desire to calmly resolve the matter would be met with the same professionalism. Instead, I found the interaction deeply unsettling. Being yelled at by a man while I was making every effort to de-escalate the situation and simply pay an outstanding invoice was both uncomfortable and unacceptable. The lack of professionalism displayed during that conversation was extremely disappointing. To make matters worse, when I was finally able to pay, I discovered that the amount charged higher than the invoice we had originally been provided.  That only reinforced the impression that this entire situation was handled poorly. I hope AutoNation's leadership team takes the time to review how this matter was managed. Regardless of any disagreement that may have existed beforehand, there is no justification for treating a customer who is simply trying to pay a bill in this manner. read more

I'm really disappointed with my experience at AutoNation Ford. My sales rep, Isaiah, promised I would receive the second key from the previous owner. I even have text messages from him confirming he would get it for me. Another sales rep, Joseph, was also involved during the process. However, when I called to ask about it, the manager told me that because it wasn't listed in the "we owe" contract, they weren't responsible for providing it. When I asked if that meant I was basically out of luck, the response I got was, "Yup, pretty much." That level of customer service is extremely unprofessional. If a salesperson makes a promise -- especially one that's documented -- the dealership should stand behind it. Instead, I was left feeling misled and ignored after the sale was completed. I wouldn't recommend this dealership based on my experience. read more

AutoNation Toyota Arapahoe - Car Dealers Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

Samantha here worked with me from the moment I inquired online I believe. At first I was interested in a specific vehicle but then decided it may be beneficial long term for a newer one. Sadly, that one sold but she quickly found me an upgraded, newer replacement for just $40-50 more monthly. She made everything super simple and I was able to almost get everything done before I even got there. I really look forward to coming back here for another car as everyone here is VERY chill. Not blowing you up, pressuring you or anything like that. It's interesting to see other reviews here as a lot of people have bad things to say. I guess I would recommend seeing Samantha or Brian if you want the best and easiest service. read more

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I can't believe how much I was lied to at this store! I am trying to sell my Tacoma and one of their sales reps reached out to me to try to get me to come in and sell the truck. He badgered me for days about it, eventually claiming he talked to the trade appraisers and that yes, we're good to make the deal on the truck. I reiterated that I was not trading anything and just was looking to sell. I drove to the other side of town to get here in rush hour traffic thinking I had a deal for my truck. When I sat down and talked to the appraiser he told me that we were very far off on this deal and hit me with a price that was over $2500 from what they told me via FB messenger they would do. He even guessed which salesman had told me that and was right. Autonation Arapahoe Toyota lied to get me here. I didn't seek out business with them. They contacted me and lied to me to get me in the door. I will never recommend a company that blatantly lies to their customers. What are you guys thinking would happen here? Please see my pictures that prove I didn't really want to go to this dealership but that they in turn lied to get me there. Their offer for my truck was $33,500, pretty far off from the $36-37k that they committed to. They also never even looked at my truck to verify condition or anything else (it's a very mint, extremely low mileage truck),so again, I'm disappointed. read more

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I called to make a service appointment and to ask about my past appointment. Apparently, Kiana was not in the mood to answer questions was extremely rude. I hope he's called recorded because that was not a normal interaction read more

I bought a $10,000 lemon, don't buy a used car from them! 6/7 wks in adding oil dash lights coming on, transmission slipping! Tried to sell me an extended warranty for $5000 half the price of the car! read more

Seriously, worst customer service ever for a dealership. My husband took his car there to get his oil changed and they FORGOT TO RECAP HIS OIL. While driving it went ALL over his engine and was near empty before the low oil light went off. We had to spend another $50 to pick some up to refill it. It took 4 days of phone calls to even be able to talk to anyone at Toyota Nation about it, and they were so unhelpful. They wouldn't even reimburse us for the extra oil we had to buy after they messed up. My husband's engine could have been ruined by their mistake and they couldn't care less. Will NEVER be going back there again. read more

Do not bring your car here unless you enjoy wasting your own time. I scheduled my appointment on Tuesday and was told the part I needed was in stock. I showed up with my car on Wednesday morning at 9am, only to be told they didn't actually have the part, and that they needed me to come back Thursday and that they would call me when the part arrived. That call never came. I took Thursday off work, waited around all day, and received absolutely zero communication. I ended up having to drive back to the dealership myself Thursday afternoon just to find out they hadn't even checked whether they had the part yet. I was told I would have to come back AGAIN the next day. A repair that should have taken one visit turned into three trips to the dealership and two extra days off work. When I brought up how ridiculous this was with the manager, Nicolas, he couldn't have cared less. Instead of apologizing or taking any responsibility, he told me it wasn't their problem that I took time off work because of their mistake and that I "could've still gone to work." Zero accountability. Zero apology. Then I spoke with the service director hoping someone would actually try to fix the situation, but that conversation was somehow even worse. He became hostile, told me to leave, and threatened to have my car towed if I didn't. All because I was upset about them wasting my time. This is easily one of the worst customer service experiences I've had, not just at a dealership. If you're thinking about bringing your car here, save yourself the headache and go somewhere else. read more

Just another car dealership that wants your money. I traded in a vehicle for another which resulted in me getting some cash back. At closing, I was told by the accountant that I would receive my check in a couple weeks. I'm certain that's what they said. After a couple weeks go by I follow up with my sales person. They tell me to call the front desk. I do so and then I was forwarded onto accounting to leave a voicemail. No response. Then I email the accounting team. No response. Then my salesperson tells me to call the main line again because this is accounting's responsibility. After another couple weeks in th dark, my sales guy says they're cutting the check soon and the process takes a month. When I ask what's taking so long, I'm told that's how long things take. I complain to him about not getting any responses and I'm told that's just how it is. Before the transaction is complete, you're their most precious customer and they'll call you night and day to get you in the door. crawl up your butt everyday. But as soon as they get what they want they couldn't care less about you. I wish they would care enough to do better, but it's only about the money and everything else is just talk. read more

Why call it an express maintenance when it takes 3 hours to change OIL ?! So wild. These Toyota dealerships all suck in denver.

I purchased my RAV4 from this location and had a wonderful experience. We've continued to take the car for service and always have a great experience. read more

3 hours for an oil change. Take your business elsewhere. Was standing in line to talk to my associate when another Toyota employee came within inches of hitting me and another customer as she was pulling a car through the check-in line. Same employee gets in another car to pull it forward and slams on the breaks so hard it slides a couple feet. Requested that my car was washed when dropping it off. wait another 10 minutes for them to go wash it after getting the keys. read more

I will preface this with I had a 7:00 AM appointment for what I thought was an oil change as my Highlander popped up service required. I made the appointment assuming it was an oil change, last was in January 2025. Per the service rep, who seemed like he didn't want to be there and couldn't care any less, but it was 7:00 AM so benefit of a doubt I guess, said I am out of free oil changes and not due for that anyway. But I am in line for a free tire rotation. OK, whatever, I wouldn't have wasted my time this morning for that as it takes an hour, but good to have done. Upon leaving my Low Tire Pressure indicator is now lit up and the Service Required indicator is still showing. I contacted the dealership and literally got brushed off to the point I was transferred so many times they disconnected me. I tried to do a text chat online and they said they only "deal with general service requests". So unhelpful and disappointing I guess I am glad I am done with oil changes there and will use a more convenient, cheaper option who actually provides at least a modicum of caring and customer service read more

On 01/24/2025 at approximately 1309 hours, I had visited AutoNation Toyota, located at Arapahoe 10531 East Arapahoe Road, Centennial, CO 80112 and a sales associate Zachary Schneider had helped me right away and I advised him of my appointment time at 1330 hours for an oil change. Zachary advised me that my truck was not due for another oil change till the 20,000 mile mark, five thousand miles out from it. However my truck was in need of an oil change and Zachary advised me that a tire rotation was offered at the 15,000 miles mark and the oil change was next at the 20,000 miles mark. I asked if perhaps I could use the oil change today and the flip the rotation to the 20,000 miles mark and he said no. I then asked Zachary if there was someone or a manager I could speak with to explore the possible options. Zachary went to his manager while I was thinking he would grab his manager to speak with me as I had asked. Zachary comes back alone and said his manager said no. I asked Zachary if I could speak with his assistant manager Anthony Ray( how I originally asked) to perhaps find a solution. He took me over to Anthony and I spoke with Anthony and I advised Anthony of the situation but perhaps speaking to him to explore the options. Anthony said it wasn't possible at all and instead explained to me how cars work with getting tire rotations and oil changes( which I already know because I work on my car myself, which I did not appreciate because it felt as he was mansplaining to me how vehicles work as a girl couldn't possibly know)! Anthony advised if I didn't use my tire rotation it would be completely voided out and unable to used for the future and there was nothing he could do about it! Did not enjoy this trip or visit with this specific dealership. Some dealerships like this one have situations like this where they don't tell you these underlining issues after you buy your vehicle with them, or not very honest and upfront with you about it until an issue comes up! I did not have a great visit with the staff and would not recommend! I have great reviews for other dealerships that actually care about their customer service and I did not see that here! read more

My son is trying to buy a truck what a disaster! walked in with a pre-approval from our credit union. He was told we both had to be at the dealership to sign the paperwork. I didn't want to be on the title, but was told I had to per their policy. Our credit union will NOT work with them to many problems. We were told we would have to apply with their finance company, completed the app twice they said they didn't receive it. This is the app sent by them!! finance person to busy to call or talk. I guess they are selling a lot of cars and don't need our busy. I work go someplace else, life is to short for all of these problems. read more

So, let me lay it out straight: I bought my car at Toyota back in 2018, thinking I was making a solid choice. Fast forward a few years, and I've been going back there for service, hoping for a decent experience. But man, was I wrong. Every time I walk into that place, it's like I'm invisible. No one bothers to greet me or offer any help. I have to practically beg for assistance at the front desk, and even then, it feels like I'm bothering them. And don't even get me started on the service itself. I've been overcharged more times than I can count, and they've even put the wrong tires on my car at times. Like, seriously? How hard is it to get that right? To top it all off, when I bought the car, they slapped on the wrong bumper. How does that even happen? It's like they don't care about the details or about keeping their customers happy. I've had it with Toyota. I'd rather drive 15 miles out of my way than set foot in that dealership again. It's a shame because I really regret my purchase now that I know what kind of service they offer. So, if you're thinking about buying a car from Toyota, think again. Save yourself the headache and find a dealership that actually values its customers. Trust me, you'll thank me later. The manager reach out to me by email is responded. That was 3 weeks ago. read more

My salesman, David Hantman was a good salesman. Always smiling, personable, good sense of humor and knowledgeable. He even helped me return my rental vehicle down the street and offered me something to drink at every opportunity. We test drove the vehicle before I bought it and he spent time helping me with my phone in connection to operating the screen inside the car. A very helpful person ! read more

If you want a quick and easy car buying experience, I recommend AutoNation Toyota Arapahoe. Specifically, Kelsey B!

3 years ago, a service writer talked me into prepaying for 3 oil changes at a discount. My 2017 Tacoma requires an oil change every 10K miles. On an interim 5K mile visit, they mistakenly changed the oil again. I spoke to the service manager (did not get his name), and he assured me that he would correct the record so that I would still get 2 more oil changes at no charge. I got one more oil change and now that I am ready for the 3rd one, they are denying that I have another one coming, even though I have the service invoices to show these facts. read more

I highly recommend AutoNation Toyota. I worked with an amazing Salesman named Lev Zombek. I had not considered a Toyota when I met with Lev. He did not apply any pressure. I had read reviews on the 2025 RAV4. I took a test drive in a 2024. We agreed to meet the next day if I was interested in buying We met the next day. I ordered a 2025 Hybrid RAV4 that day. I was very lucky that it arrived 2 days later. When it was time to sign papers, I met with Taylor He was very relaxed, respectful and explained everything clearly I love this car. It's a quiet ride and gets amazing gas mileage. If you are looking for a car,please ask for Lev. read more

I was told I could cancel my winshield protection policy within the 1st month. The acknowledge they told me that but won't help to cancel. I am 84 years old and was rushed through the entire leasing and finance . It has put a great deal of stress on me . this has been on-going since 2/19. I advise you lease or buy from any other dealer read more

Had the pleasure of meeting Lev when I was looking for a new RAV4 hybrid. I was looking among a couple different dealerships but Lev was super kind and thorough and always available anytime I messaged him. He got me set up with an awesome RAV4 and I love it! He's a super solid dude. Would recommend talking with him if you are interest in any Toyotas. read more

Wow, I just started looking and was asking for quotes. Groove, Colorado Springs and Stevinson got back to me with numbers and how can I help. Auto Nation got back to me with We have limited supply and deposits on many of the Land Cruisers in the lot. In so many words, .... We do not need your business. I know cars are in demand But really! Thanx Gabe I have bought 3 cars there in the past. Will never deal with them again. I love their service department, (as I still own a 2006 FJ cruiser) I bought from them. They have definitely lost a customer! read more

Dear other customers - I am going to attempt to summarize the many issues and put them in bullet points for you. 1. First day stopping by and test driving was a 5-star experience. Every day following we were treated as a bother, as if our questions were invalid and we should have bought it on the spot without expressing our concerns. Day #1 we said that if the bad noise we heard was fixed, and assuming the regular maintenance was up to date we would buy it. They concluded the water pump was bad and needed replaced. Day #2, "ok we are ready to buy it, we will be there with a cash check in 1 hour." -us. "sorry we have 5 tours scheduled to look at it between today and tomorrow, my manager said we won't replace the water pump anymore because one of these tours will definitely buy it without us having to spend in house money" -our dealer. "Fine, but take off the dealership fee" -us. **Raised voice rude "we absolutely cannot do that, it is factored into the online price and you didn't say this was an issue before" -our dealer **my mother purchased a vehicle last year and I have the document to prove the dealership fee was removed**. I was ready to write the review and move on, my husband suggested we go talk to them. So we went in person and I did state, again, as long as the maintenance is up to date we will move forward, only then were we presented with the Carfax, I told them the timing belt was 20k miles overdue and it had to be fixed. The dealer's friend, who was helping us, looked at me straight in the eye and said "it does not have a belt, it has a chain" I told him he needed to confirm, he looked at his computer and confirmed. The next 5 minutes consisted of us asking some minor questions about the purchase itself and whether we were going to move forward. The dealer ONLY looked at my husband to speak and answer questions, even ones I asked. He did not glance at me again until my husband looked at me and said "your car, you are writing the check, what are you going to do". I asked the dealer to confirm again that the car had a chain not a belt, he confirmed and showed me whatever screen he was looking at. We purchased the vehicle. We took it to my mechanic, who confirmed it had a timing belt, proved it to me, and I spent $2,400 in repair/upkeep alone right after buying the car. The point is, they lied to my face numerous times, and the cherry on top with the timing chain. AND straight up saying they have no problem selling a car with a faulty water pump to the next guy. The water pump in my car proved to still be in good condition and didn't even need replaced. The sound was the timing belt. 2. AFTER purchasing my vehicle I received an incredibly unprofessional text from someone on the financial team (I learned after showing up in person), please see the attached photos. I thought it was a scam, until my dealer texted me that there was a DIFFERENT document I also didn't sign. These guys let me leave with two documents unsigned. Both texts said I could just draw my signature on my phone and send it back to them. Like I want my personal signature on their personal phones?? So I went in person, after asking for either of the gentlemen that texted me I was told they were in office. Then not in office, then told they were in office. Turns out they were not. So when I was helped I presented the fact I needed two documents signed. The guy helping me (dealer #2, who I had met before) couldn't find either document, after calling dealer #1, dealer #2 handed me a BLANK document to sign. I signed it, and I regret that. It is always wrong to sign a document that has yet to be filled out, or worse, has false information. While still in earshot dealer #2 was on the phone with the financial guy that texted me. He said "yeah she got the text, yeah I don't know why she didn't just text it to you, I'll tell her that's the only option since you aren't here she has to text it." What kind of bull crap is that. You are all a scam. I signed the document and texted it back, and knowing I did that still makes my skin crawl. As an added bonus, the reason I didn't receive the email is because the email I provided was not put on any of these documents, you were sending those docs to an email that does not exist. I also have never worked in IT and don't work for the State, so don't make up personal information about me. 3. The document that I shouldn't have been sent home, and I honestly have no freaking clue how I got it, stated that the morning after the vehicle purchase I received a thank you call and email, both completed at 9am. Rest assured you I never received contact from AutoNation Toyota Arapahoe again until the sweet girl called me ~1 month later. To AutoNation Toyota - To the sweet lady who called me to check in, I'm sorry if I ruined your day at 8am, it is not your fault that the men you work with are liars and I apologize I took it out on you. This review is written on my account not featuring my legal name, and... read more

AutoNation Toyota Arapahoe - Car Dealers Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

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I have owned my Toyota for nearly 8 years and being new to the area this was a great location to get my vehicle serviced. The people there were very nice, however, slow to provide direction when I arrived for an early appointment. After getting with the tech everything went very smoothly. I got an estimated time to finish (which they met) and was kept updated via text messages on the progress of my service. The people and techs were great! However, the manager behind the window wall seemed to be very rude and aggressive with his employees. I felt very uncomfortable when he was yelling, cussing and making terrible remarks to everyone working outside. I will come back for the service but knowing that's how their management treats their employees I have my reservations. read more

Giovanni was the consummate professional salesman, truly going to bat for his customers to make sure they walked away with the best deal possible. He takes care of his customers. read more

Always have a great experience here and customer service is excellent. Kids area is convenient for my son while waiting.

My first visit to this service facility having visited other Auto Nation dealerships for other vehicles we own. I received a text one day saying I had an appointment coming up on a Friday. Confused as I didn't recall making an appointment. I texted the number back as I had saved it to my contacts from a previous communication and was told my sales advisor made my first service appointment 6 months out from my vehicle purchase. That may have been good to know upfront. Either way, good that they give you a reminder text so you don't end up being a no show. Upon arrival, Keisler checked me in, grabbed my mileage and asked why I was in. Told him I had received a text for my first service to which he replied, customers don't typically bring their vehicles in this soon, I can wait until 10,000 miles if I'd like. So two things.... Why text me about an appointment that was made (why make the appointment in the first place)? And why, when I purchased my car, put a sticker on the window that says oil change due at 5000 miles? Odd..... Service and sales may want to get on the same page. Overall the appointment once in, was efficient. Keisler texted me along the way, keeping me informed of the progress. His customer service was top notch as well. I only give 3 stars because of the rough start and crossed lines of communication and information. Will I be back? Maybe. I typically like to maintain the relationship with the dealer I bought my vehicle from but may go somewhere closer if the service is comparable or if it's definitely better. We will see. read more

LET THE BUYER BEWARE!! The scumbags are at it again! We noticed a rough idle on my GF's 2019 Toyota ...could be a dirty injector or a bad plug or some other minor issue...I didn't have time to diagnose, so she brought it in to the dealership. She was quoted an $850.00 diagnosis fee!!! How do these people sleep at night? Karma will get them at some point. In the meantime Auto Nation gets a reputation for scumbag service!! I love Toyota's , but I will NEVER shop there. EVER! This is the second time they tried taking a sweet soft-spoken girl to the cleaners, and I won't stand for it...Letter to Toyota forthcoming!! read more