Cavender Toyota

The staff here are rude, dishonest, and clearly don't respect their customers. They lie constantly and couldn't care less about wasting your time. I sat in their showroom for two and a half hours "negotiating" on a car — meanwhile, the exact same car was already being negotiated with someone else on the other side of the room. Instead of having the basic decency to tell me it was already spoken for, they let me sit there and waste nearly three hours of my life for nothing. This isn't an oversight — it's how they operate. If they can string you along for hours without an ounce of honesty, imagine how they'll treat you after you've signed something. Do yourself a favor and take your business anywhere else.

Customer service at Cavender Toyota on 7/13/2026 was EXTREMELY poor. It started with EXTREMELY poor service from the service bay attendant. We continued to receive EXTREMELY poor service from Kobe Cardenas. And then we received more EXTREMELY poor service from Ernesto Valdez. The issue was multiple dashboard warning lights caused by electric water pump.

Customer services on 7/13/2026 was EXTREMELY poor. The EXTREMELY poor service started with the service bay attendent. The EXTREMELY poor service continued with Kobe Cardenas. And we received more EXTREMELY poor service from Ernesto Valdez. The issue was multiple warning lights on dashboard that were in response to electric water pump.

10/10 for the salesman Paya. He did absolutely wonderful and needs to be give some type of incentive. He's awesome!!! Very friendly and attentive. He gets the job done. He's going to do great in this field.

Mr .Jhet the sales person was very helpful and his team leader Mr.Yareem was way beyond exceptional, they stood by me until the end but the finance person was a bit rude.

After owning 9 Toyota/Lexus vehicles since 2017, I can honestly say the brand has completely lost the reliability and customer service it was once known for. My 2026 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition with barely 6,000 miles has already needed major brake work, rotors, pads, and a window repair. Then I was told the brake issue was “a Toyota problem” — yet the dealership sells and services Toyotas. Not one manager from Cavender Toyota ever even called me. I even contacted Toyota corporate and opened a case, but still nothing. That tells me everything I need to know about how little they care once they have your money. What makes it worse is I was originally told my brakes were squeaking, leading to the repair, but later told Toyota already knew the brakes squeak in reverse. I never personally heard squeaking at all. Makes you wonder how much unnecessary service customers are being sold. Shame on me for staying loyal to the brand this long. Do yourself a favor before buying a Tundra — research the growing problems and customer complaints first. I’ll never buy another Toyota or Lexus again. Buyer beware.

Thank you Paya Vila for being my salesman today. You were awesome. Love my RAV4. I pulled in there this morning in the middle of a thunderstorm determined to get a car today. You didn’t hesitate to jump right in to assist me. I appreciated your professionalism, knowledge in the car I was wanting to buy, and your overall calmness about you. Thank you so very much. I wish you the best.

I'd give negative stars if I could. In SEPT 2025 my engine light came on. Had a diagnostic ran and it came back an emissions error. OCT 2025, I received a notice mail about the fuel pumps being bad. That same month I scheduled to bring my car in and have the fuel pump replaced. After the replacement my car continued to stall while driving and my engine light remained on. I went back to Cavender 2 days later & requested they look at the fuel pump again as I was still having issues. They refused and stated they wouldn't look at my car unless I paid their almost $300.00 diagnostic fee. Not only was the tech condescending but a complete xxx and clearly wasn’t interested in helping me. I refused to pay a fee to have them look over the work they JUST did two days ago. I then spent 5 months trying to figure out why my vehicle was consistently losing power and shutting down ON THE FREEWAY, which is exceptionally dangerous. 5 months of working w/my mechanic only to learn in FEB 2026 it was the xxxxing fuel pump the entire time. I ended up taking my car to North Park Toyota and they happily fixed Cavinders shotty work. After reporting this to Cavender I was brushed off by several of their staff and dismissed. They even went as far as to dismiss my mechanic and the work he put in because he is not a corporation, but a small business owner and they didn’t like the way his documents looked. Their constant rebuttals were: - “You refused your second diagnostic” - “How do we know your mechanic didn’t replace the fuel pump himself?” - “How do we know he didn’t displace the fuel pump during his diagnostics?” - “Since this was a warranty repair you weren’t charged for the repairs – it must’ve been a faulty part.” They offered me a single diagnostic reimbursement. Which is absolutely disgusting considering their xxxxty work could have cost me and my family our xxxxing lives with how often my car would stall out while driving & North Park Toyota confirmed they warranty repair work they did was in fact due to improper installation on their part. In hindsight- I'm grateful I didn't have Cavander run that diagnostic. They more than likely would have fixed their xxxxty work, kept my money, & lied it was another defective part like the scam artists they are so they could then charge me for additional services. I will never purchase or step foot into Cavander and advise others to do the same.

My husband and I had a great experience purchasing our 2026 Tundra iForce Max TRD Pro from Cavender Toyota! We initially spoke with Rebekah Gonzales who kept us informed on the weekly pricing of the vehicle and answered all of the questions I had as I thought of them, because we couldn't look at the vehicle for almost a month after first speaking with Rebekah. Discussions with Rebekah and all of her help sent us to Cavender's where we worked with Aaron Obregon. Aaron went above and beyond to show us the vehicle we were interested in, take it for a test drive, assess our trade-in for a very reasonable trade-in value, speak clearly and to the point, ultimately selling us on the truck. We ran into a little issue that Aaron took the time to work through with us. Aaron even went to the service department to discuss the tonneau cover we wanted and determine pricing and install. Huge thank you to Rebekah Gonzales and Aaron Obregon. We really appreciated your assistance and professionalism.

I am extremely frustrated with my experience. I took my car in for an oil change and full service on Tuesday. I bought this car less than six months ago, and during the service their own advisor told me that all four tires are dry-rotted and need to be replaced. Tristan initially told me my concern would be escalated. On Wednesday I spoke with John Chandler from the internet department, who told me he would send my information to David Dickinson and that Mr. Dickinson would reach out to me. After waiting several days, Mr. Dickinson finally contacted me on Friday morning. During that conversation he stated that two of the tires had supposedly been replaced before the vehicle was sold to me. However, when I checked my tires, all four have the same 2022 manufacture date, which raises serious questions. What are the odds that the tires were replaced yet all have the same date? And how would they already be dry-rotted less than six months after I purchased the vehicle, especially if two were supposedly replaced? Later that same day, about 20 minutes before the end of the office day, Mr. Dickinson reached out again saying he had “figured out who my service providers were.” This was extremely frustrating because I could have told him that information immediately. He also said he needed to review the advisor videos and would get back to me, which just adds another delay to a situation that has already taken far too much time. I am a very busy person juggling two jobs while also being a student, and I feel like my time is being wasted trying to get someone to simply listen and address this issue. I specifically chose to purchase from a dealership because I believed a certified pre-owned vehicle would go through a proper inspection so I wouldn’t have to deal with problems like this. Instead, I’ve been passed from person to person, with several people telling me the issue isn’t their responsibility. I’ve remained polite and tried to follow the proper chain of communication, but it feels like I’m being dismissed and not taken seriously. At this point, the lack of accountability and communication is beyond frustrating and completely unprofessional.