Wilson Toyota of Ames

Brad Baker has been a joy to do business with during these past 8 years, He not only made buying decisions pleasant he has helped us with auto tech questions and even service advice. Thanks!

My experience at Wilson Toyota was good. My salesman Alec did a great job at finding me a truck that was in my price range.

Wilson Toyota is a very good place to go to look for a new vehicle or used. They really came through with what they were saying when I first walked in I really mean what they say and they do what they say. They have a customer for life, even if there was a hiccup, they found a to make it work. They have a customer for life.

I recently purchased a car from Wilson Toyota. I received all the information that I needed, was treated in a professional and courteous manner, and feel I got a good deal.

Friendly and courteous , for starters ! Also , fair prices and professional service ! No pressure to buy , just presenting the facts and answering any and all questions !

Honesty and integrity are the hallmark of Wilson Toyota. I have been able to trust the service department to tell me what need to be fixed and what doesn't. My experience with the body shop has been incredible also.

I had a great experience purchasing a car here. I had a bit of a complicated situation with a 6 month old car I needed to trade in because it was wildly unreliable. Everyone here made the whole process so easy even with the complicated situation. They didn’t buy a great job taking care of it and quickly!

Friendly, helpful staff. Non pushy salesman. Thorough from beginning to end. Didn't try to talk us into something we didn't want.

They seen me gave me about 15mins to look around and offered help which that’s what I love about it the help was great in which helped me make my decision

Overinflated pricing on used vehicles - particularly Toyota trucks. Why should you pay near new prices for a 6 year old truck with 60,000 miles? That’s absurd. Toyotas may last longer mechanically but when their frames are known to rot and you’re selling a truck with 6 years of salt exposure in Iowa, you need to factor the corrosion factor into the price. I’ll buy a new vehicle rather than taking your $8,000 off new price for a 6 year old truck. Not getting my business!