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    Genesis

    1.0 (5 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Routine automotive maintenance

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    Fred Anderson Toyota of Greer

    Fred Anderson Toyota of Greer

    (82 reviews)

    this people is a scam they over price the labor and sometimes the parts too. if they see you don't…read moreknow about the mechanic then they will try to get all the money they can from you. example: they tried to charge me 1.100$ for replacing calipers... something that never goes over 600$ well... it that's with them. I paid over 3k for work they did to my truck and I thought it was for parts but when I saw the price for labor and time they " spend " it was crazy. for calipper 3 hours of labor ?????? who in this would take 3 hours changing Calipers

    I recently visited Fred Anderson Toyota of Greer while shopping for a used Prius and had a mixed…read moreexperience. The staff were polite and respectful, but there were several issues with transparency and communication that made the process frustrating. Initially, I was sent photos of a different (new) vehicle than the used one listed online, and I noticed the VINs didn't match. I pointed this out, but it wasn't corrected until I was already in talks about pricing. After negotiating what seemed to be a fair price, I began my more than 2-hour drive to the dealership. About 20 minutes into the drive, I was informed that the vehicle in question was not the Limited trim but an LE--explaining a $6,000 price difference. At that point, they offered to discount a new Limited model by a few thousand dollars, saying the price difference between it and the used one would be around $3,000. That sounded reasonable--until I arrived and saw that the discount hadn't really been applied in a meaningful way. I also inquired about the college graduate incentive, and again, the total financed amount remained unchanged. It felt like discounts were being mentioned but not truly reflected in the numbers. My final MSRP ended up being about $37,000 before trade-in and down payment--higher than expected based on our conversations. To add some irony, the dealership advertises a 3-day, 150-mile return policy, which barely covers my round trip to the dealership. It's a nice gesture, but not very practical for out-of-town buyers like me. I did end up getting the car I wanted--although it wasn't fully loaded--and I'm happy with it overall. Still, I wish the process had been more upfront and accurate from the start. If you're shopping here, I'd recommend double-checking all the details before making the drive

    Genesis - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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