Carver Toyota Scion of Columbus

Carver Toyota of Columbus was truly exceptional ! Jason Teague was great and so was the whole staff! Very friendly and courteous !

Terrible time getting recall parts. Shouldn’t have to struggle like this. Finally resorted to calling Toyota NA.

I have to say that this place has some nice and friendly associates! I work nearby and they are on my way home so I try to get in without a appointment for oil changes/​tire rotations etc.
I work crazy hours and all the associates never give me a problem when I stop in. They just say «Sure, we can squeeze you in!» One person in particular, Wes. He has helped me the times I’ve been there and never gives me a problem, as I said before.
The waiting room is comfy and they have free snacks and vending machines, makes the wait not as bad! Who doesn’t like free snacks!!! They have a little play room for the kids as well with a tv and toys!
I recommend trying this place out if you ever need an oil change or any service done on your vehicle.

Any car dealer that slaps their terrible logo/​name all over your car when you purchases should be ashamed. My car isn’t a Nascar for your advertisement. Carver has to be one of the worst I have ever seen… Carver plate on the front, Carver plate on the back, Carver sticker on the back, o and a Carver hitch cover. Yes, folks, that is right 4 Carver advertisements on my car. Demanded they all be taken off and I will never buy a car from them for that very reason… they do not respect their customer’s vehicles enough to not slap their hideous advertisements all over it. What a joke this place is…

Don’t invest any time driving or researching a used car here. I spoke with their salesperson over the phone and via email for a few weeks planning a trip to buy a specific used SUV here. Got friends to give me a ride (had sold my car, was looking for a replacement) and gave them 4 days notice that I was visiting to look at a specific car on their lot. Upon arrival they told me they forgot to clean the car before I came. It had severely stained carpet, maybe from a accident with a dog. Somebody had taken some greasy protectant and covered the interior but never bothered to wipe it off, so the car was bathed in grease and dust that settled in it. Not some cheap car either, they were asking 34 thousand for the SUV. Test drive went well, but did discover that one of the mirrors was broken (adjustment and fold down didn’t work). The interior and broken mirror led me to ask for a lower price (the car is worth $ 26 at wholesale, $ 29 in average condition, and $ 34 if near perfect). I asked for $ 31 (and thought we could probably settle at $ 32), but the salesperson got really unfriendly as if I was lowballing him. He printed off KBB’s highest retail price, and tried to pass it off as the wholesale value. Flat out lied to me that KBB was wholesale, and that he could sell it to a dealer for that (Manheim data confirmed the car was $ 26 at wholesale). Then he started trying to UP the price of the car, saying they needed $ 36 for it. Not sure if they assumed I was a sucker or desperate because I drove more than an hour away for this car. Maybe I just got a bad individual. My advice would be to negotiate prior to visiting here, and be weary of any pricing data they use to support their ask.

Now Carver Toyota. this is a great place to buy a car and get it maintained and serviced/.