Newbold Toyota

I have no complaint about the oil change but the radio and seat settings were changed after oil service was completed.

Newbold Toyota has been great to both myself and my husband, as we both drive Toyotas purchased from Newbold over many years.

Very helpful and personable. Took care of all of our needs. Appreciated the facility as well.

From the test drive, trade-in value and throughout the remainder of the process-sales and financing I would recommend buying a reliable, quality vehicle from Newbold Toyota! Deb

Newbold is upfront with pricing and willing to negotiate without playing games and wasting your time.

I have purchased more than thirty cars from Newbold over the years, and credit them with great service, fair pricing and thoughtful follow-up. Their staff is very well trained and know their products well. The family ownership is now in their third generation. I’ve bought Volvos from the original Bill Newbold, BMW’s from son, Kent, and three Toyota. Siennas from the grand kids. It’s a fine family running a first class operation..

We had a wonderful experience. It took 5 minutes to get the price we wanted. It took an hour less than other dealers to complete paperwork and drive off in our new car. Recommend Newbold.

We have consistently received quick and excellent service for our vehicles. We’ve used their service for over 12 years. Never had a problem. I highly recommend Newbold Toyota.

Phil and Damon made this car purchase the easiest we have ever had! In and out and didn’t have to spend all day! I will be returning to this dealership!

Beware women buyers. My wife purchased a vehicle from this business yesterday. She didn’t have a great experience. Ultimately, she did obtain a good car at a fair price, but she did have to endure a negative buying experience. The salesman, his manager and (especially) the finance guy were all very disrespectful. My wife is tough and I’m not going to try to “protect” her because she’s more than capable of taking care of herself, but I will just provide one anecdote from the finance process. The finance guy tried to sell her VERY HARD on gap insurance. She didn’t want it. He became upset and refused to make eye contact with her for the remainder of the transaction. “What happens if you wreck on the way home?!”. They finish up. He doesn’t shake her hand. In fact, no one shook her hand at any point. However, this is the part that kills me. On her way out the door, the finance guy says, very ominously, “Have a safe drive home.” My wife said his tone was sarcastic. Newbold do better.