Godrich Toyota

We bought a toyota legend last year with a rolling shutter. Yesterday we took our bakkie for its 50 000 km service. And asked for wheel balancing ect. We live on a farm with a 20 km dirt road. They did the balacing ect with the dirty wheels. Now it still bounce well driving. The bakkie itself was still dirty inside and outside with pieces of mud still on the wheels. Our rolling shutter also keep on breaking. 3rd time now. Now they say we put something heavy on the rolling shutter. That is not true. So they refuse to fix the rolling shutter.Update: thank you for fixing our balancing problem. They were also willing to help with the rolling shutter as soon as we are back from holiday.

It's always a risk purchasing a high mileage 10 year old vehicle...Besides being immensely happy with the vehicle, I have to commend the Team for making me feel, and treating me, like the most important customer they've ever sold a car to!Thank you Given Maila (salesman), Jeanette van Niekerk (finance) and Joe Adendorff (sales manager). You've got a customer for life!

Amazing dealership. Very friendly and professional service. I would fully recommend Godrich to anyone looking for excellent customer service and the best Toyota cars.

Ordered a part and it was available less than 24 hours later.. Thank you

Friendly eficient servise. They go the eksta mile

Total unprofessional drivers , road hog driving LB11BH GP this is totally unacceptable and unprofessional fro. A toyata dealers employing people that pulls their name through the dirt , unfortunately I can give a zero rating and I will not leave this hear this is u called for

What a disappointment. Car was in bad condition after I was assured it was “something to see”.

Very satisfied with workshop assistance and parts sales.Best ever received from a Toyota Dealer

I bought a 2012 Land Cruiser 78 Game Viewing Vehicle with 212604km from Godrich Toyota last month for my business that conducts research on endangered wildlife. After receiving the vehicle, I realized that the engine number in my vehicle did not match the invoice, service history, and job cards they had sent me. In fact, the engine inside my vehicle came from a 1998 Land Cruiser 79 that had been written off in an accident. The last recorded service on that engine was over 6 years ago, and that was at a whopping 359007km!I also discovered that the chassis had previously been registered to a salvage yard in JHB. When I contacted the salvage yard, they sent me pictures of the vehicle when it was in their possession and it had clearly rolled over in an accident. Not something I had previously been made aware of.The body and the chassis came from two different vehicles. The chassis came from a 2012 Land Cruiser 78 Troopie and the body, a Land Cruiser 79 Bakkie. The VIN numbers had been removed from the body (not the chassis), so I had no idea of the body’s true origin. I’m not sure on the legalities of tampering/removing VIN numbers, but there were no VIN numbers to be found anywhere on the Land Cruiser 79 body.The vehicle was visibly leaning (possible suspension), the hooter and rev counters were not working, and there were no windscreen wipers, yet the vehicle had passed a roadworthy test and Toyota’s famous “106-point” check!There was an airbag sticker and light on the vehicle, yet the airbag sign had clearly been scratched off the dashboard.I have no issue buying a game viewing vehicle that is modified body wise, and I understand that this is common practice with game viewers. However, I would never have purchased the vehicle had I known that the engine was 21-years old and had so much mileage, that the chassis came from a vehicle that had rolled-over, or that the VIN numbers were removed from the body.They claimed that I knew what I was buying, even though they had invoiced me for an engine number and given me the service history for an engine which was not even in my vehicle. It cost me R8349 in legal fees to get a refund for the vehicle.I will not be supporting Toyota again!