Dago was extremely helpful, without seeming like the typical "car salesman" and explained how I could have Toyota buy out my Lexus lease and give me credit for the enhanced value of my Lexus on the used car market. My lexus dealer did not have any ES models available. I liked the camry hybrid and was surprised to see one available. Back at the dealership, Dago listened while ai explained that I had a Lexus hybrid lease due to end soon and was checking the market. Dago was along for the test drive and didn't push the car, he just helped us test the car. My wife and I visited the Lincolnwood dealership for a test drive of a 2022 camry I saw on their website.
July 2022: Had my XSE for just over three years now. I am going to keep her a little bit longer or until Toyota comes up with something updated. Just over 20,000 miles mark, no complains whatsoever. 2021 - more than 1.5 yer later and still love my RAV4 XSE. This is not to say all the other similar vehicles on the market are not as good. If you like a good overall vehicle you wont go wrong with a new RAV4 hybrid. I am not an expert on car mechanics and technology, but I do like cars and know about them and stay up to date with what's new, and I appreciate them from a regular consumer view point. There are a few things with the electronic display that are annoying, like street signs will display only in a certain viewing mode, or once you connect your iPhone it automatically does the car play connection (I wish there was a screen to opt in or out of that). And also I don't like the noises the car makes while on electric mode only (especially backing up). The engine seems to be a bit louder when I accelerate than my older RAV hybrid. I like a good versatility in my car and this one definitely has it: from a daily commute to work vehicle, to loading my both Golden Retrievers and taking them to the beach, good gas economy, modern technology, safety and reliability, comfort, etc. Of course I don't think is perfect, but it is a well designed and built vehicle. I am more than pleased with its performance. I am about 1,600 miles on this new RAV and I have … been averaging 44-45 MPG mostly highway and city mix (no freeway constant speeds in the 75-80 MPH range). I loved all my hybrid cars and definitely love the Toyota brand and reliability (and of course the hybrid technology). This would be my 4th Toyota Hybrid (after two Prius and a 2017 RAV 4 Hybrid Limited). I am still checking out all the features and options of this new car. I bought a 2019 RAV4 XSE Hybrid in May 2019. LOCAL TRADE, AWD, BACK UP CAMERA, BLUETOOTH, HAS SERVICE RECORDS, HEATED AND VENTILATED SEATS, LEATHER, NAVIGATION, PARKING SENSORS, SAF. AutoCheck Vehicle History SummaryĬlean CARFAX. Please stop taking advantage of a loyal fanbase. I am a diehard Lexus fan, but that was the fastest conversation I've had since COVID started. Maybe that's why the Korean automakers are eating their lunch in sales and marketshare. It holds no value to me and is a sunk cost on an item that already runs in the tens of thousands of dollars. Don't sell me things that the automakers don't think are necessary. I can buy better TuxMats for less and a $29 AirTag versus a $795 LoJack that is redundant with Lexus' safety and anti-theft systems. They were up when I asked what it consisted of.I don't need overpriced weather mats or LoJack. So everyone is aware, this is not common practice. It doesn't matter if you special order or not. Here's the thing.in an attempt to either tug at my heartstrings or be truly honest, they said their sales are down and in order to keep the employees at the dealership employed, a non-negotiable, mandatory, "northwest package" of $3000 is marked up on every vehicle. Hence, my logic behind giving them 3 out of 5 stars versus something less reasonable.
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In fairness, this team was very professional and very transparent. Located in Bellevue, WA / 146 miles away from Portland, OR
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