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Google - Nov 3, 2026
I had been bringing my Toyota here for regular maintenance and had been satisfied with the service up until this experience.
My 2023 Toyota had only around 33,000 miles and was just two months past its three-year warranty when the blind-spot indicator came loose behind the driver-side mirror glass.
I scheduled an appointment and provided a detailed explanation of the issue in advance. After waiting an hour, I was quoted hundreds of dollars, with the possibility of additional costs, for a potential mirror replacement. What disappointed me most was that nobody had even removed the mirror glass to inspect the problem or determine whether a simpler repair was possible.
I was perfectly willing to pay a reasonable amount for the repair. Instead, the dealership proposed an expensive replacement without first making an effort to investigate the issue.
I also asked about Toyota goodwill assistance, but they declined and said they were unfamiliar with the process.
In the end, I resolved the issue myself by removing the mirror glass and reattaching the indicator, at a fraction of the quoted cost.
I wasn't expecting a free repair. I was expecting an honest assessment, a reasonable explanation of the available options, and an effort to help solve the problem rather than immediately recommending an expensive replacement.
Unfortunately, this experience changed my perception of the dealership. It left me feeling that once the factory warranty expires, customer service takes a back seat to selling expensive repairs.
As a returning customer, I don't want to dismiss the good service I've received here in the past. However, this experience was disappointing enough to change my overall opinion of the dealership. I sincerely hope my next experience will be more positive.