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Toyota Northwest Edmonton

1.6 (41 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Don't go here. Toyota steals your stuff! left stuff in the car and they claim it was never there

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Review Highlights - Toyota Northwest Edmonton

“I will be back for service (I've been helped by Hanan three times, and she is great), and will always come to Northwest Toyota first for me and my family's car needs.”

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Crosstown Chrysler Jeep Dodge

Crosstown Chrysler Jeep Dodge

(56 reviews)

My experience was great, and I'm still feeling a sense of relief from dealing with them…read more Backstory: I bought a used 2009 Dodge Journey from somewhere else. It runs great, but the only keyfob is useless. It still works in the ignition, but doesn't lock or unlock my doors. So I need to use the actual key, and it makes the alarm go off Every. Damned. Time. Even with a brand new battery. So I bought a new fob off the internet. I spoke to a mechanic I trust, and he told me it might be expensive to get it programmed. He recommended a nearby dealership, but they never answered my email. I don't remember how I found Crosstown--I think I googled 'West Edmonton Dodge keyfobs' or something like that. I hadn't even considered Crosstown before then. Aidan answered my e-mail the next morning, answered all my questions, gave me a flat fee (plus taxes) so I made an appointment. I'd been given the impression from other people that a replacement keyfob was REALLY expensive. Maybe 'expensive' is a relative term. I have no previous experience with keyfobs. Having never been there before. I found a parking spot and walked around. A nice woman on her break asked me if I needed help. She told me exactly where I needed to go and what to do. The fellow I worked with was lovely and professional, answered all my questions and advised me that if my internet ordered fob doesn't work, I'll still have to pay the fee. Oops...but yes, they can't be held responsible for any faulty crap ordered off the internet, right? I accepted. I suppose I expected a song and dance. I expected him to 'find' things that needed to be done, and maybe some high pressure sales. I had my hackles up a bit. He asked me if there was anything else I needed done, but that was all. He promised it would be over in an hour. Their waiting area has comfortable chairs and even a little cafe. I could have grabbed a pop or a pastry if I wanted, but as promised, my mechanic was back in precisely an hour. It worked! My keyfob from the internet worked just fine. And did I need any other work done since I'm already there? No pressure, just my bill is fine. I'm already thinking I'd like a spare, since the first fob is so useless. Now I know where I can get one in an hour. I'll probably be back.

Dont buy a used vehicle from here!! they are very dishonest. I tested a mini van and my kids opened…read morethe very back windows. I bought the car. They took a day to 'get it ready' and after a few months of owning it, priced the back windows didn't open. I mentioned it to a mechanic (not at Crosstown) and they said the parts were gone - not broken, GONE. they stripped it for parts before giving it to me after I bought it. now I wonder what else was taken or swapped. DONT GO hERE!!!

Go Nissan North

Go Nissan North

(46 reviews)

I took my Rogue in for a timely synthetic oil change and dropped off the night before my service…read moredate. Checked in with service coordinator and waited for my planned pick-up. While waiting, I enjoyed a delicious mocha and chatted with one of the sales persons. We both love mochas. Caught the complimentary shuttle for pick up the next day . My vehicle was washed and ready. Had some questions answered from super helpful service manager John regarding the connectivity of vehicle communications system among other things. Overall, very personable staff and good experience.

Extremely Disappointing Experience - Be Careful With the Advertised Deals…read more I normally don't write negative reviews, but my experience with Go Nissan North was extremely disappointing and frustrating. On August 8 around 9:30 PM, I submitted an inquiry for a red Nissan Rogue demo listed at $30,900 with 0% financing for 60 months. Around 9:45 PM, a salesperson named Christine called me. Yes, it was late, but I answered and specifically confirmed the $30,900 price and 0% financing for 60 months before agreeing to come in. An appointment was booked for 2 PM on August 9. My wife and I drove approximately 30 minutes to the dealership based on the information that had been confirmed with me over the phone. Once we arrived, suddenly I was told that the vehicle was considered used and could not qualify for 0% financing. Seriously? This was the exact financing offer I had specifically confirmed before making the trip. If the salesperson didn't know whether the vehicle qualified, that should have been checked before calling me, confirming the offer, and booking an appointment. I told him directly that I felt we had been lured into the dealership. Had I been told the truth beforehand, we would not have wasted our time driving there. Then the story changed again. After speaking with the manager, I was offered a new 2026 Nissan Rogue at approximately $32,500, 0% financing for 60 months and $0 down. We negotiated the deal and agreed to 5 years of free oil changes and one detailing per year for 5 years. We agreed to move forward. Then came the next problem -- the color. We wanted GRAY. I was told they didn't have the gray vehicle available at the dealership. This was surprising because their own website showed the gray color as available. I still agreed to proceed and told them to bring one from another dealership. The salesperson went back to the manager and came back with another surprise: $250 to bring the vehicle from another dealership + $250 because we wanted a color other than black = $500 additional. I agreed to pay the $500 because we specifically wanted gray. The salesperson then told us he had contacted nearby dealerships and would have an answer the next day because it was already around 4 PM on Sunday. He specifically told me: "I will call you first thing tomorrow." Before we left, he again tried to convince us to take the black vehicle because it was "a good deal." No. We had already made it clear that we wanted gray. On August 10, I called around 12 PM because I had not heard anything. I was told he had just started work and was talking to the manager and would call me within an hour. Four hours passed. No call. I called again. I was told he was still talking to the manager and would call me back. At this point, this is beyond frustrating. We went to this dealership because of a red Rogue advertised at $30,900 with 0% financing for 60 months. Instead, we experienced: Financing terms that changed after we arrived A 30-minute drive based on information that apparently wasn't verified Multiple changes to the proposed deal An unexpected $500 charge for the color/vehicle transfer A vehicle supposedly unavailable despite the website showing availability Pressure to accept a color we specifically said we didn't want Promised callbacks that never happened Hours of waiting for basic answers Extremely poor communication From a customer's perspective, this felt very much like a bait-and-switch experience: advertise an attractive deal, get the customer into the dealership, and then change the terms once they're there. What makes it worse is that I confirmed the original price and financing over the phone before coming in. A dealership should respect customers' time and provide accurate information upfront. If a vehicle doesn't qualify for advertised financing, check that before inviting customers to drive 30 minutes to the dealership. If the gray vehicle isn't available, say so before negotiating and making a deal. And if you promise to call a customer back, actually call them back. I am extremely disappointed with how this entire situation has been handled. This isn't how I expected to be treated when purchasing a new vehicle. Go Nissan North -- I hope management takes this seriously and reviews exactly how this customer was handled.

West Edmonton Mall Toyota

West Edmonton Mall Toyota

(77 reviews)

It was an Outstanding business with Mr. Vandan, He was truly, Genuine Gentleman to do business…read morewith anybody in this planet. Very Professional and calm, Listen to customers needs and match the greatest product according to customer's happiness. I could say, if i am going to buy a another vehicle, i will defiantly go to Toyota because of his professionalism.

We bought a Toyota RAV4 from Toyota WEM with Chris in September last year with a written promise of…read morelifetime oil changes. The contract clearly states "whichever comes first", meaning mileage or time.By May, our car reached 6,000 km, and we were already past the 6‑month mark. Well within Toyota's normal maintenance schedule. When we went in, Toyota WEM refused to do the oil change and told us to "come back at 12,000 km." My husband went back June, July, and August, and every single time he came home disappointed because they still refused to perform the oil change we were promised. Their explanation was always the same: "Your car is under warranty, don't worry if it breaks down." Now it's September, our RAV4 is at 14,200 km, and Toyota WEM still refuses to honour the lifetime oil change agreement. We even showed them the paper that says "whichever comes first," and they dismissed it.We considered getting the oil changed elsewhere, but Toyota WEM kept implying our warranty might be affected , which left us feeling stuck and misled. At this point, we regret buying from Toyota WEM. The service has been dismissive, unhelpful, and has caused months of frustration. A dealership should honor its commitments.

Toyota Northwest Edmonton - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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