the parts department sucks and this is why : I have a 2021 tundra all lights came on the dash and…read morefrom what I saw on the forum and when I hooked up to it said right wheel speed sensor. I called 802 and they had one so I went and picked it up and installed it.for the tune of 400.00 + ! that didn't fix the problem so I went to to local garage and they hooked it up and went for a ride it was the same place as the speed sensor but the axle baring so I call them to order it and they had one on hand so the next day I got. when I was there my wife was with me I had concerns of it being the right one and also said passenger side rear he said yes . I came home got it all together put it in the rear end housing to find it wasn't the right one. I called him back he told me it was unfortunate that that happened but he would sell me another for 368. he said that's employee discount i said no I already paid 518. For the wrong one I want my money back. He said it's my fault. So I sad when you call and it says you will be recorded for quality insurance let's listen to to call when Initiall called to order and see what I said . WHAT A JOKE THEY ONLY USE IT TO THERE BENEFIT!!!!!! Stay away for here it's my personal opinion you will take it in the shorts!!! Tim H.

WOW I just love my RAV4 which is 100% safe and undamaged according to Service Director Steven…read moreReese. I'm not sure how he came to the conclusion that my suspension was not intermittently shaking "violently" between 65-75 MPH when I had a large sign in my car forbidding him from driving it due to metal fatigue, which is why it was just flatbedded 40 miles to 802, or without him driving on a road that comes close to 65 according to my GPS. But I know you professionals have your secrets! I'll still have to disagree that road tests are required, since no other Toyota agrees. I'm a bit confused how Steve ruled out suspension resonance as a potential cause when he asked me to explain what it was AFTER my inspection, even though I had told him I was there due to suspension resonance damage, and then he told me that it was "way over his head" when I explained it (road bumps are making the car bounce at 10x speed). But I'm not a service manager, so who knows? STEVE REESE DOES, and he says this car is in EXCELLENT shape for a 2015 Toyota. Although every other Toyota dealership disagrees with 802 again, and says that the car I bought 10 months prior that Toyota is still selling for $15k is only worth $1-4k, and therefore legally totaled by my state laws. It's incredibly honorable of Toyota to give Steve a chance working on suspensions even though he has no knowledge about why suspensions are designed the way they are, and therefore doesn't understand how they work. I'm sure nothing bad could come from that! Unfortunately if he would have watched that video of my vehicle oscillating wildly in front of a large oncoming truck (the video he understandably refused to watch- Tinyurl. com/VehicleSafetyVideo), he would have seen the definition of suspension resonance at the end. I do wish that Steve could've found a reason that all 12 tires I had on the car within 51 days were wobbling and getting worn down. But at least he was able to diagnose my car as having wobbly tires, and also generously offered to help me increase those numbers to 16 wobbly tires in 85 days. I don't necessarily agree that the issue was my $1,100 "economy" Wrangler Steadfast tires with 379 miles on them, since Goodyear, as well as Toyota employees from multiple dealerships, including 802's General Sales Manager, says that they're premium tires! So I'll have to disagree with 802 that replacing them with the same exact premium tires would help align drivability with my premium ride expectations. I didn't know that not wanting your suspension to oscillate 10 times per second was a premium feature. Hopefully this comes standard in the next model! Thanks Steve for putting my mind at ease by certifying that my vehicle was safe and in great condition for its age on multiple occasions. I was convinced resonance was intermittently violently shaking my car, making it hard to stay on the road, destroying 12 tires and my suspension, and filling me with existential dread and nausea every time I drive. But it turns out it was just my 3rd set of premium-economy tires since April 30th wibbly wobbling down the road, as they do, and hysterics! As I mentioned, I'm not a mechanic, so this has all been very hard for me to comprehend. Luckily VT is a one-party consent state, so I was able to secretly record our conversation about how my car is completely undamaged and definitely not shaking so I could go over it later with a MAN to help explain it to me. I'd also like to formally apologize that this whole situation was so stressful for your employee. I know that being around someone you just endangered can be scary! I appreciate you keeping sales discussions open "at your discretion", however I just bought a 2025 Forester.

I was so grateful to be close to this dealership when I was on a road trip recently. My Honda CRV…read moredrove over a bolt in on the interstate and I was headed for the Cape for a special trip. Michael Douglas was the advisor that helped me with a flat tire. They were honest and plugged the tire. He was incredible and I would not hesitate to trust this dealership. Total bill $30. Thank you Michael.

Five Stars thank you for fitting me in and fixing my tire quickly!! I had a flat tire on 89 N…read moredriving to Canada. Great staff!! thank you

High pressure sales, wouldn't let us leave when we were ready. Salesman said, "Studies have shown…read morethat people who walk out, never come back." Rude, condescending and insulting sales manager who told us, "Buying a Mitsubishi (something we were considering) will be like the car you have now, worth nothing." My current car is only four years old. I'm still making payments on it. Less than an hour after we left dealer we received a call from salesman saying, "I never should have showed you that really nice car." What?!? How presumptuous and insulting! If I had wanted to buy that "really nice car", I would have. Please don't assume I couldn't afford it! I just didn't want to deal with Courtesy Toyota. There are many other dealerships out there.

McGee Hyundai makes a great first impression. The salesperson I spoke with initially seemed…read morelow-pressure and transparent. The problems begin when you actually try to do business with them. I spent a week and countless hours corresponding with them about a used car, responding to their quote with an offer in writing fifteen minutes later. After waiting 24 hours, I tried following up repeatedly with him, copying the sales manager each time and received no response. Two days later, I called and the salesperson picked up the phone, clearly unprepared. I pointed out that by this point, their price on the vehicle had dropped but he never revised his quote to reflect the difference. He told me he would get back to me that afternoon with a revised quote. Instead, when I did not hear back and called again, he told me the car had been sold to someone else. (Surprise!) One salesperson does not necessarily reflect an entire dealership except here, it turned out, he apparently did. I brought this experience to the sales manager and GM, offering to share my correspondence with their salesperson. They declined, instead making the generous offer to sell me a new car. No thanks. Maya Angelou's standard warning never fails: "When someone shows you who they are, believe it." Businesses like McGee Hyundai are the reason that car dealers are among the least trusted occupations by the American public, competing mainly for the title with "Used car dealers."

I bought a car and I left a review of and forget it. I stand by that. I can't even get a from the…read moremanager. I bought an extended warranty and the undercoat dealership really just wants to milk you. I'm guessing I have to find a new dealership because this one won't call me back terrible terrible

My wife and I just purchased a 97 Miata from Walker just over two weeks ago. I took it in to be…read morelooked over by another shop a couple days later to just examine the state of the vehicle and perform any normal maintenance that might need to be done. Upon closer inspection we found that not only did 2 rear brake calipers and 4 brake pads need to be swapped(the rear brakes barely had any pad left), but there were 2 large bends in the frame below. See photos below. Trying to come to terms with this problem, I decided to just pay close attention to the car on the road and to move on. Just 10 days later the car stalls on me and starts making loud knocking noises. I pull over, check the oil (fine) and go home in frustration to deal with getting it towed the next day. Fast forward two days, the car is on a lift, sub-frame removed to inspect the crankshaft and lower parts of the engine and I'm now being told I'm better off buying a new engine. Two weeks in, I'm going to have spent thousands on a car that I've put less than 300 miles on. I understand used cars are used cars, but I figured I'd reach out to see if Walker could offer any assistance given the unfortunate circumstance I'm now placed in. After finally managing to get someone to speak with me, I've been told they'll do nothing because it worked when they had it. I was even told initially that the undercarriage is in good condition. Did they not see the massive problems with the frame? I thought buying a Mazda from a Mazda dealership would imply the vehicle would leave the lot with brakes and last. Very dissatisfied, would not recommend!

I've lived all over the U.S. with Volkswagens and this is consistently the best place I have ever…read morehad my car(s) serviced. I have the Turbo Diesel Golf which is an unusual car up here due to its lack of availability in Vermont. When looking for a good place to service my car I inquired with other Volkswagen diesel owners in VT and they all said that Walker is the best. I was surprised that a dealer was everyone's top choice but now I know why. Initially I was shocked at the way in which the service people communicated with me. Totally down to earth demeanor with a clear desire to understand what is going with your vehicle. No questions are stupid questions here. These guys are patient like VW Saints. Seriously. You're never made to feel like you're wasting their time. (They're all great guys but Terry is especially fabulous). The other tremendous thing about Walker's service department is the practicality with which they treat the repairs. The outrageous estimates I used to get at other places are consistently countered with more cost-effective solutions at Walker. I love "Erma" (yes I named my Golf) and Walker keeps her driving and thriving.

POS service after getting your money. Lousy sales manager never returns calls; had purchased my…read moreMazda CX-5 here in 2016: great group of folks and service. Fast forward to 2024 and the new ownership, and the place is now your standard fare, piece of shite car sales joint. Need a new car? Do not get it from this garbage hole.

I took my car for service and everyone was so nice! It was affordable and they were done within…read morehours. I will definitely be back when my car needs any work!

I brought my 2002 Toyota 4Runner to Courtesy Toyota (802 Toyota now) because the check engine light…read morewas on and I wanted them to check my breaks also. They gave a quote of $600+ to replace the vapor canister and $1,100 to replace the breaks. This was much higher than I expected so we paid the $85 and left. We brought it to another mechanic who said that we don't need a vapor canister but just the valve which was $250. And he said that there is nothing wrong with the breaks! So to be sure we went to yet another mechanic who also said that the breaks are only 10% worn and are in great shape. I can only assume that the mechanics at Courtesy Toyota are either incompetent or are looking to cheat the customer. Either way BEWARE of this dealership. They can't be trusted.

I needed to bring my 2021 Jeep Cherokee in for a maintenance check and both the Service Department…read moreand the Sales Department provided me with excellent service from start to finish. The ease in making an appointment at a time that worked for me (thank you, Daniel P.) to the extreme courtesy I received via Craig in Sales when I inquired about a new car, it makes it easy for me to want to do future business here. I look forward to working with Logan.

What a disappointing experience at McGee Dodge! I brought my mother in law in to sell her 2020…read moreCherokee after speaking several times with the online sales team. They assured me that they were going to meet the price we were looking for. (several thousand dollars less that she owed, but she had a stroke and can not drive anymore) Craig the person we spoke with was rude and very unprofessional including throwing the online team under the bus saying he didn't even know who we were talking with. I asked to speak with a manager and they haven't even returned my call. I would never buy or sell a car through this dealership!!