Martha
El Sobrante,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, October 13, 2004
The Auto Loan Manager at my Credit Union, 1st United Service Credit Union, has 30 years in the auto loan business. She has worked for years and years with Hanlees Hilltop Toyota, and recommended Hanlees Hilltop Toyota to me over other Toyota dealers in the area. She said they would treat me fairly and were honest in all regards.
Martha
El Sobrante,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, October 13, 2004
The Auto Loan Manager at my Credit Union, 1st United Service Credit Union, has 30 years in the auto loan business. She has worked for years and years with Hanlees Hilltop Toyota, and recommended Hanlees Hilltop Toyota to me over other Toyota dealers in the area. She said they would treat me fairly and were honest in all regards.
Martha
El Sobrante,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, October 13, 2004
The Auto Loan Manager at my Credit Union, 1st United Service Credit Union, has 30 years in the auto loan business. She has worked for years and years with Hanlees Hilltop Toyota, and recommended Hanlees Hilltop Toyota to me over other Toyota dealers in the area. She said they would treat me fairly and were honest in all regards.
Rob
Richmond,#5UPDATE Employee
Mon, January 27, 2003
This is completely unsubstantiated. First, the employees are not mostly new. Many have worked for dealerships before. Some are new; some have been here for over a year. Second, many of our customers are Hispanic because the store is in a Hispanic neighborhood. Many of our salespeople are also Latinos. Why is this a problem? Third, I'm not sure what you meant by "drink at work." I have never seen anyone drink at work, and if it happened, whoever did so would be fired immediately. But it is not a problem. I have never seen this happen. Fourth, what is your problem with Don Lee. The employees have been instructed to be honest with all our customers. Dishonesty is reason for dismissal. As to the only real complaint you have, it is so poorly written as to make it unintelligible. You have something to say about leases and raising the MSRP. Did you lease a car? What exactly was the problem? When you signed the lease, did you read it? This is purely scatalogical, and unfair.