customer service fee $799

Asked by Jeff Nov 14, 2020 at 02:22 PM about the 2020 Toyota Corolla LE FWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

customer service fee $799  then later stated it is a doc fee, that every
dealership has,  I have 3 other price summaries done of them exceeds $233  

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Anything other than destination charges (on a brand new vehicle), title, and registration fees is a money grab!! Yes, most, if not all, Dealers charge doc fees. This is to cover the expense of paying someone in their office to sit at a desk and prepare your paperwork. But $799 is excessive and way out of line!! It might take an hour or so, and that's pushing it, to prepare your paperwork. So how much is an hour of office time worth? Twenty dollars? Hope that helps! Jim

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