Common Questions
Vehicles
What vehicles have available remote start?
What is the difference between used and Toyota Certified Used Vehicles?
Service
Does my vehicle need a tune-up?
What should I do if my vehicle is included in a recall?
What do these Camry warning lights mean?
What do these Tundra warning lights mean?
What is Toyota Express Maintenance?
What is covered in ToyotaCare’s no cost maintenance program?
Finance
What costs can come up when I buy or lease a vehicle?
What’s the difference between a guarantee and a warranty?
What’s the difference between a guarantee and a warranty?
A guarantee is generally a promise of customer satisfaction while a warranty is a list of specific items that will be replaced or repaired should they break or need to be serviced within a predetermined time frame.
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Will Wilsonville Toyota hold a used car for a day or two until I can make it in to buy?
All advertised cars are available until they’re sold. We don’t hold cars, with or without a deposit, for later purchase. We do provide the ability to completely purchase a vehicle online through our website. We also have a 5-day money-back guarantee so our guests can confidently purchase a used car, have it inspected, and just make sure it fits their lifestyles perfectly.
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Where’s my jack?
Jacks can typically be found under the floor of your trunk, behind or under the seats, or within the trunk’s side compartment.
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Which Prius is best for me?
The basic Prius—also known as the Prius Liftback—is a general-purpose hybrid that’s perfect for the average driver. The Prius Prime is a more technologically advanced version of the base Prius. The Prius c is compact and great for city driving as well as parallel parking. And the Prius v is more spacious and intended for adventurous and/or family-oriented driving.
What does ECO mode do?
ECO mode increases your vehicle’s fuel efficiency by reducing its accelerator sensitivity as well as the power used by its air conditioning system.
What does EV mode do?
EV mode is an all-electric driving mode specific to hybrids that only utilizes power from the vehicle’s battery. This mode is typically only useful for short distances at low speeds.
What vehicles have available remote start?
Toyota’s remote start system allows you to start and stop your engine via your vehicle’s Smart Key fob. This feature can be added to many Toyota vehicles. Check our full list to see if your vehicle is eligible for Toyota’s remote start system.
What is the difference between used and Toyota Certified Used Vehicles?
Toyota Certified Used Vehicles (TCUV) come with many perks that non-certified vehicles simply don’t offer. Each TCUV goes through an extensive 160-point inspection to ensure that everything is in excellent shape and ready to hit the road. TCUV’s also come with a standard 12 month/12,000 mile comprehensive warranty, a 7 year/100,000 limited powertrain warranty and 1 year of complimentary roadside assistance.
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Does my vehicle need a tune-up?
Most likely, no. Unless your vehicle is particularly old, it shouldn’t contain the mechanical parts that used to require tune-ups.
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What should I do if my vehicle is included in a recall?
First, find your VIN (the 17-character number typically printed on the inside of your driver’s door jam and/or near the bottom of your windshield). Once you have your VIN, you can enter it into sites such as recalls.gov, safercar.gov, and toyota.com/recall to get specific recall information about your vehicle. You can also call Toyota’s Customer Experience Center at 1-800-331-4331 or contact your preferred dealership for recall information and updates.
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What do these Camry warning lights mean?
Curious what that light means that keeps appearing on your Camry’s dashboard? Some indicators, like the eco-driving indicator light, simply provide you with information. Other indicators, such as the charging system indicator, are telling you that your car needs immediate attention. To help you understand warning lights a little better, we put together a quick summary of what each warning light means, and what you can do to correct each issue. Click any of the icons below for a brief summary of what that indicator light means.
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What do these Tundra warning lights mean?
While many warning lights are universal among Toyota vehicles, some are specific for each vehicle’s technology. For example, the Tundra will have some 4-wheel-drive related warning lights that will not appear on many other Toyota vehicles. This guide is intended to help you identify specific Tundra warning lights, so you can be aware of what actions need to be taken to correct them.
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What is Toyota Express Maintenance?
Wilsonville Toyota knows that you barely have enough time in the day to squeeze in a phone call to the Service Center, let alone spend hours waiting on auto repair. That’s why we have adopted Toyota’s fast and competitively priced pit-crew approach to vehicle service, Toyota Express Maintenance, (TXM) at our Toyota Service Center. Our Toyota Certified technicians have deployed TXM to make sure your service is just as high quality as it is quick.
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How do I schedule service for my Toyota?
Is your car ready for service? Luckily, we’ve made the process of scheduling an appointment pretty easy. To make a service appointment, either call us at (503)-582-9040 or click here to schedule an appointment online.
What is covered in ToyotaCare’s no cost maintenance program?
Auto maintenance doesn’t have to break the bank – especially when you have ToyotaCare. This no-cost maintenance program comes standard on all new Toyota vehicles and covers the replacement of engine oil and filters, tire rotations, multi-point inspections, fluid inspections and the topping-off of fluids. ToyotaCare’s no cost maintenance plan covers your Toyota for 2 years or 25,000 miles (whichever comes first) and also includes 2 years of 24-hour roadside assistance.
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What costs can come up when I buy or lease a vehicle?
The simplest costs associated with purchasing or leasing a vehicle are vehicle price and interest. You can also expect to pay DMV costs linked to titling, licensing, and registration. If you want your dealership of choice to handle the document processing, you’ll likely need to pay a document fee and an electronic filing fee. You may also need to pay DEQ costs if your vehicle requires an inspection as well as a county charge depending on your present county. Finally, if you’re leasing a vehicle, expect to pay an acquisition fee and a disposition fee at the start and end of your lease respectively.
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How are you handling sanitization due to Covid-19?
Our Janitorial staff will be deep cleaning the dealership daily to fully disinfect our store. Our team has been instructed to routinely sanitize high touch surface areas throughout the day which includes common areas and other high traffic parts of the dealership. Additionally, in the service department, we will use gloves along with seat covers & floor mats to minimize contact with your vehicle. These will be removed before the vehicle is returned. Every vehicle will be wiped down with disinfectant products after each customer or employee interaction.
My lease is up, what do I do?
We can still set up appointment in-store in a clean environment to review your lease end options, or if you prefer, we can make all the arrangements to help you get into a new vehicle without even stepping foot in the store through our Virtual Visits.