Squamish Toyota

I would not recommend this dealership. I paid 2.5 times the price for an inspection thinking a Toyota dealership would be more useful, than the mechanics down the street. The moment I walked up to the vehicle the first thing I noticed was the rust. It is clearly evident on a black Toyota. The frame and underneath of the Toyota is covered in rust. Yet, the inspection report provided by the dealership indicates there was no issue. How is that possible? If I cannot trust their mechanics to inspect something visually, how can I trust them to inspect anything mechanically? I expected a Toyota dealership to be held to a higher standard. I was making a $29K decision based on their negligent inspection. I would not be surprised if someone just checked off the sheet, and never looked at the car. Do not waste your time and money here. Update: The Service Manager had the audacity to tell me in the comment below when booking a vehicle inspection, to request the mechanic to inspect the car for rust. The Toyota Inspection I received has two clear boxes dedicated for their mechanics to note rust, but despite paying 2.5 times the price of a standard inspection I need to tell a Toyota mechanic to fill our their Inspection Report thoroughly?

Fast and easy drop off and pick up for vehicle maintenance. Staffs are super friendly. Would be great if they offer a charging station for prius prime and future RAV4 prime owners.

Dishonest and/or Incompetent Business. I was sold a vehicle in disrepair. When I questioned Squamish Toyota on the matter, I was not compensated, instead I was met with dismissive, cavalier, and rude responses. Here is an account of what occured. Images attached are of email correspondence and mechanics reports. I purchased a 2017 Honda Fit from Squamish Toyota a few weeks ago. I was assured multiple times the vehicle had been inspected and was in good working order. From my initial test drive, everything seemed great. Any existing vehicle noise I chalked up to being unfamiliar with the new vehicle. I purchased the vehicle. Soon after I noticed a light vibration/ knocking from the front passenger side wheel, informing the sales rep within 24 hours of purchase when he called to check in on me. I had it inspected by two mechanics in Victoria, the first being Parkside Motors and the second being Campus Honda. Both immediately noticed the bearing noise, and stated any competent or honest mechanic would rectify the situation prior to selling the car. Had the vehicle not been under warranty still, I would have had to cover the cost. Wheel bearings issues are almost never seen in a car this new, and can lead to serious damage/complications if left unchecked. Mistakes happen, but evidence suggests this was deliberately overlooked or the business lacks due care. I would take your business elsewhere if I were you.

Squamish Toyota was very welcoming during my visit! Rob was very helpful when I came in to inquire about a vehicle and showed me the best options to go about. Rob and Ricky made the process purchasing a car very very smooth. Overall awesome experience!

I loved shopping here at Squamish Toyota. There is a warm welcoming feeling when you go in. The staff bends over backwards to help you. Plus if your going to by a Toyota what better place that rugged, outdoorsy Squamish !