Anonymous wrote:Flipside909 wrote:Hahahha Southeast Toyota LOL! They're a distributor just like Gulf States Toyota. What a joke.
What does that mean? SET moves more cars and has more dealer and customer staisfaction than any branch of Toyota, not to mention it is more productive and profitable. It's not like Toyota motor Corp invites ppl who detail cars for SET to these meetings to see future cars, my dad works in the field making upwards of $450,000 a year helping dealers solve problems with selling cars. He also approves new products- rims, leather, sound systems, spoilers, body kits, aero add-ons, tires, ect for their cars. Again, what's to laugh at?
-Michael-
SET has more dealer and customer satisfaction than any branch of Toyota? Hahhaa...right...you tell that to TMS and Penske (Longo Toyota), worlds largest Toyota dealer and number 1 in volume sales for Toyota Motor Sales USA.

SET and GST are known to add stupid new products your dad approves for Toyotas i.e. ugly pinstriping, ugly wheels, and etc for dealer profit. Why do you think it costs more to buy a Toyota in those specific regions than ANY other region in TMS' service area? Because SET and GST are really the middle man in buying a Toyota in those regions. I'd rather buy my Toyota untouched, straight from Toyota Motor Sales USA themselves without any of that added bull$hit markup or options that Gulf States and South East Toyota does. That's great your father works for them. I would never buy a Toyota in his region...even if I lived in those areas.
It's not like Toyota motor Corp invites ppl who detail cars for SET to these meetings to see future cars
Toyota Motor Sales has days for all dealers and whoever the dealers want to bring in product testing and evaluation for future vehciles. SET is nothing special. It's just a middleman for Toyota Motor Sales USA and the buying consumer. Perhaps you need to take a few marketing classes and such to understand these basic concepts.
my dad works in the field making upwards of $450,000 a year helping dealers solve problems with selling cars.
Okay if this is so, why are you resorting to buying a used Solara? I mean heck, if my parents were to buy me a car, i'd buy something brand new...not used. I'm sure your father doesn't make $450k a year, but perhaps the people who he's working with are. I don't really care what income he makes...if he does that's great. Do you have to brag about your dad to get your point across? So far it doesn't add up.
Anyways...back to the 2004 Solara discussion. Thanks!