Daytona Toyota

We have purchased from Daytona Toyota in the past and on 9/11/15 brought our now aging Tacoma in for our routine oil change. We decided to look at the new vehicles and met Kenny Nieves, our sales rep. He was very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. He helped guide us to a vehicle that would suite our needs better than the Tacoma. We test drove the 4Runner and knew this was the vehicle for us. We met Sean Peveler, the Sales Manager who was also very friendly and knowledgeable. The trade-in and sale went smoothly. They called our insurance company for us and got everything changed over as well. The whole team worked like a fine-oiled machine!! It was a great pleasure once again purchasing from Daytona Toyota.

They were more interested in getting someone that was buying that day. We said we wanted to look at the new cars. They didn't even offer to take us for a test drive and they showed us a car that I hated. Guess they needed to move that car off the lot.

Don't by a certified used car from Daytona Toyota. 3 or 4 weeks after buying the car battery went dead and had to purchase a new one from them, they would not cover it. Then my radio went out, but because only of the extended warranty I paid an extra thousand dollars for did they replace it, now the paint is peeling off the rear side of the car really badly and I was just told I would have to pay their cost of the repair to get it fixed. I tried twice to trade it for another car but both times was told I was upside down $3000.00 in my deal, so I could not afford to trade for one with no problems. So I paid $3000.00 more than the car was actually worth to get this so called certified used car. There was no advantage whatsoever to me to buy certified, only to Daytona Toyota who could get more than the car was worth by making me think buying a certified used car from them would benefit me, it only benefited them by getting too much money for it, and giving me no benefit whatsoever. Beware of buying certified at this dealership, they have lost my business , this is poor representation of an expected benefit of paying for a certified used car.