My husband and I live in NV, but when it's time to replace our vehicle we head to Fremont Toyota in Lander, WY. The guys in Lander are very knowledgeable and man their integrity exceeds any other dealership we have ever dealt with. We just purchased a preowned Tundra from them in early July. There are three guys who guided us through the process this time and made it as seamless as possible. Dylan Puroll greeted us as we walked in, remembering us from last year when we popped in to look at their inventory Of preowned trucks. This man knows his way around vehicles of all types and was invaluable to us as we relied on his expertise on which vehicle would be a good fit for us. He is patient and reliably updated us through a unique set of communication circumstances. Garrott Smith is Service Manager and a straight shooter. Garrott bent over backwards the eve before a holiday weekend to make sure we left the dealership with a good vehicle and a good experience obtaining it. I trust this man! Sean Hughes in finance, made sure we had a seamless experience finalizing the deal and getting all the i's dotted and t's crossed accurately and efficiently at the 11th hour. Sean also made himself available for any issues we might encounter before we left the area and has followed through brilliantly! As a team, these 3 individuals are superb at what they do. I cannot place a higher recommendation on their job knowledge, courtesy and consideration. This dealership, on the whole is top notch! This review is coming from a woman who is very skeptical of most dealerships. Fremont Toyota in Lander has totally earned my trust and I will go nowhere else to buy another vehicle. Thanks guys read more

We recently purchased a new RAV 4 from this dealership. I felt that we were treated very fairly and actually enjoyed dealing with Chad in the sales department. I would highly recommend Fremont Toyota if you are looking for a vehicle. By the way we love the new RAV. read more

Went in to get my oil changed on my car after I bought it from them and the detail of work that they put into the car was astounding. I was wondering why it took almost 2 hours to do an oil change but when I got the car back it was worth it. The car was spotless and the car ran beautifully. To the other guy that posted here if the MSRP was added only 15% that was nice. I worked at an auto shop and the manager there added a lot more. That's why is the suggested retail price. BTW these guys in the dealership are awesome. The car we bought is great and we got it at a very good price. If you need a car there talk to Corky, he was the best at helping us. read more

I took my car in to have my A/C serviced and found out a week later they had over charged me. They took the parts MSRP and added 15%. The only way I had found out was cross referencing the part numbers at another Toyota dealer near by. I feel wronged and insulted by this dealerships service/parts departments. What should of been a $1600 repair cost me $1900 because they felt greedy and tried to take advantage of me. STAY AWAY FROM HERE. they have lost my trust and business. read more

Chad, Corky and Cheyne were very kind and helpful! Chad spent lots of time answering questions and explaining how everything in my pickup worked. I feel very confident that he will continue to help me with any issue I may have. Super excited about my Tacoma!! read more

These guys are awesome, I'm a busy mom with no time for the typical car dealer games. I just bought a vehicle from Fremont Toyota Lander today, I got a hell of a deal and I drove off keys in hand in under an hour. I drove 2.5 hours to get to the dealer, and I'd do it again in a minute. Excellent service, and an awesome deal on a used vehicle. read more

These folks really do deserve a 5-star rating. To me, so does the entire Toyota company in the U.S. I am driving my 6th Camry, over a 30+ year period. The last one I traded in after 16 years and 235,000 miles. (Or maybe it was 233,000.) I commuted weekends for 18 years. The first 3 to Cheyenne, which is 280 miles one-way. The last 15 to Green River, which is 137 miles one-way. Going to Cheyenne involves nearly 150 miles on I-80 which is notoriously treacherous in the winter. The route to Green River goes over South Pass, which in winter is no picnic either. Obviously, the reliability of my vehicle was primary. In all that time the ONLY problem I ever had was when the water pump died of old age. The car had over 150,000 miles on it at that time. The situation was pretty crumby, night-time on I-80 35 miles east of Rawlins, but that's Murphy's Law not Toyota's fault. 4 months after I bought my current Camry I lost the keys. Really and truly lost them. They never have surfaced. I was in a Denver Airport parking lot; it was 43 degrees and raining; I had just returned from 10 days of post-op caring for my sister. Not in a good emotional state. I called Fremont Toyota. They gave me the number for the national HQ. When I called there, they sent a tow-truck to pull my car to the nearest Toyota Service location which was 11 miles away. NO CHARGE. Apparently that's the policy if the car is still that new, but good grief! Even if it's the result of the owner being scatter brained? The manager of the Service Department where I and my car were taken, Julie, was off the charts in effectiveness and efficiency. She should be promoted to some position on Toyota's international management staff. Or maybe appointed to the POTUS' cabinet. She asked me if I had the master key for the car. I remembered that Chad, the salesman who sold me the car, had been quite firm about my not losing the master key. Well, I didn't have it with me. Julie told me that UPS made deliveries to them twice a day. So I called Chad and asked him to go to my house to get it. He should call me when he got there for explicit instructions. He called and I verbally walked him through the house to the jewelry box on the dresser in my bedroom. Not a comfortable assignment for Chad, but he was accommodating and reassuring. He had learned that if he got the key to UPS by 3:45 it would reach me the next morning. He made that happen. Then Julie assigned a staff person to drive me to a motel. He dropped me off and left. But the motel had no vacancies. I had to call Julie back. She sent another shuttle to pick me up. I heard her give the driver explicit instructions not to leave me until he was sure I had a room. I was picked up the next morning and returned to Julie's "custody." No charge for all this shuttling. When my car was ready, Julie drove a "pilot car" to lead me to a place where I knew I could navigate successfully on my own. To my mind that was "above and beyond." On December 22, on my way out of town to spend Christmas with a friend in western Montana, I hit a deer. The car could be driven, but as the investigating officer said, "NOT to Montana." I drove to Fremont Toyota. There the General Manager authorized giving me a "loaner," a Highlander, told me to go to Montana, helped me transfer my luggage, Christmas gifts, and dog into it, and wished me Merry Christmas and safe travels. Before I returned the Highlander the windshield cracked. The General Manager said, "So? That often happens when it's this cold." (as in minus 16 degrees) Not one word of criticism or charges for damage. OK, this "essay" has gone on long enough. But if you need any more praises sung for Toyota, and Fremont Toyota, Lander in particular, just let me know. Helen H read more

So helpful and worked with me on a unique situation. Kevin and Corky were so helpful and patient with me. Thank you!! Always a pleasure working with the Fremont Toyota team. read more

I bought a 2016 Highlander from Mike VanVleet and the service was great. He had to find me one and had it brought down to Fremont Toyota Lander, where he works. I would recommend him any time. This is the 3rd Toyota I have bought from them. Bruce & Karla H read more