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Toyota of Berkeley
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citysearch c.
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We do NOT recommended buying a car from this dealership WITHOUT confirming the condition of the car at a third party mechanic shop.\r
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We recently purchased a used car after being reassured that there is nothing major wrong with the car, and specifically told the car has been checked for leaks. Next day we took the car to our (trusted) mechanic to find a major leak from the transmission, and an obligatory for safety service charge of 500$...\r
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Our mechanic also said that there is no way that any mechanic had previously checked on the car since the pool of oil underneath the car was impossible to be missed.\r
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We went back to the young sales person who sold us the car. He admitted to previously telling us about the car having no leaks, but said there is nothing they can do now... mumbling something about their own mechanics failing to notice the leak. \r
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I wouldn't trust these guys again nor recommended others to do so.
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