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    Apple Car Leasing

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    9 years ago

    Recently leased new car through Apple Car leasing. Great experience! Michael got me the best deal on the market...

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    Family owned business. It would have been a 5, but I gave it a 4 because of the price. I can…read moreconfirm what most people say: they will add these charges that didn't make sense. I negotiated to the best of my ability because I was very specific with the car I was looking for. At the end, I was pleased with the experience. Pro: - No hassle - went above and beyond. - Amir made sure I ordered the missing part he promised even after the sale. - Travis made sure I got all the paperwork I needed to do registration outside of NY. I was in and out of NJ DMV in less than 30 min because I had all the paperwork and they even coached me on what to do. - car was in good mechanical condition. Con: - price negotiations. Even after agreeing with the price, they kept tacking on small price increases. You need to know this before walking in and making a deal so can make sure they don't do it. - they need to hire a better detailer. They honestly suck. I would have done a better job. Also, this is a used car dealer. You need to know what you're buying and set reasonable expectations. If it doesn't meet your needs, just walk away.

    My experience was awful. My appointment was for 7:pm. I traveled 3 hours from upstate and arrived…read moreon time only to be told that I could not test drive the car. I was told that they never do test drives that late. I was also told that the people answering the calls and arranging the appointments are not directly affiliated with the company and don't know what they're talking about. There was also a $6K increase between what was advertised on CARFAX and the actual price. Someone over the phone also tried to pressure me to begin the finance process before I even saw the car. I called the next day to file a complaint, but I'm sure if the person I spoke with was actually a manager based on what I was told about who is answering the phone.

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    I know some can be skeptical about dealers but when I tell you this was the most efficient and…read moreenjoyable experience I've had purchasing a car, best believe it was worth every second. The staff were super friendly and responsive, really attentive to the customer's needs. Everything down to the atmosphere was inviting and on point. A very special thanks to Yacine B, the most helpful sales rep I've ever had the pleasure of interacting with. Hillside Toyota is the standard of what a great car shopping experience should be.

    BEWARE -- PLEASE READ BEFORE DOING BUSINESS WITH HILLSIDE TOYOTA…read more I went to Hillside Toyota about four days ago because I was interested in leasing an electric vehicle. We had already discussed the vehicle, and after the dealership closed I was told to go home and that they would contact me the following day. They did call me back and told me to come into the dealership. They would not discuss the monthly payment with me over the phone. I came in excited and prepared to lease the vehicle. Once I arrived, I sat down with Hasim, the finance advisor, and was told my lease payment would be approximately $1,070 per month. Because that payment seemed extremely high, I specifically asked to see the money factor and an itemized breakdown of the lease so I could understand exactly why the monthly payment was so high. They refused to show me the money factor and refused to provide me with the itemized bill I requested. That was a major red flag for me. Instead, Yasin, the sales associate, switched seats with Hasim and began explaining the numbers to me himself. That made me even more cautious because I was asking for the actual lease figures and documentation, not simply a verbal explanation. I was also told that certain numbers were based on what the bank approved. Consumers should understand that while the lender can determine credit approval and financing terms, the dealership still controls important parts of the transaction, including the negotiated selling price and dealership-added products or fees. The following day, Hasim contacted me about another vehicle, a Toyota Corolla. I was discussing a three-year lease with 15,000 miles per year, and the figures presented to me would have resulted in approximately $20,000 in lease payments. Considering the Corolla I was looking at was priced around the mid-$20,000 range, that seemed extremely expensive to me for a vehicle I would still have to return at the end of the lease unless I paid the additional buyout amount. The three employees I personally dealt with were Hasim, the finance advisor; Yasin, the sales associate; and Mike, the finance manager. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend that consumers be extremely cautious when dealing with them. My biggest concern was simple: I was being asked to consider a $1,070 monthly lease payment, but when I asked to see the money factor and an itemized bill showing how they arrived at that payment, they refused to show me that information. Before signing any lease, ask for everything in writing: the selling price, money factor, residual value, acquisition fee, taxes, dealer fees, amount due at signing, mileage allowance, and total of all payments. BEWARE. BE CAUTIOUS. DO YOUR OWN MATH. GET EVERYTHING IN WRITING. DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING UNTIL YOU UNDERSTAND EXACTLY WHERE EVERY DOLLAR IS GOING. This review is based on my personal experience and the figures and information that were presented to me at Hillside Toyota

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