Toyota Automark
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Toyota Automark
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2 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
NPS Score
-100Unlikely
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|2 Reviews
Oct '25 - Sep '26
Recent reviews (2)
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Bernard J
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2014
26 Jul 2026, 02:36
Please dont get fooled by “Automark Certified” tag..
I regret ever opting to buy a vehicle through their Modimole branch. Their level of incompetence regardimg documents processing is such a nightmare. I thought I had experienced the waist after buying car at their gezina dealership. Please do not get fooled by their “Automark Certified”, thats just a marketing tagline but they are bad.
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Bernard J
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2014
26 Jul 2026, 02:36
Please dont get fooled by “Automark Certified” tag..
I regret ever opting to buy a vehicle through their Modimole branch. Their level of incompetence regardimg documents processing is such a nightmare. I thought I had experienced the waist after buying car at their gezina dealership. Please do not get fooled by their “Automark Certified”, thats just a marketing tagline but they are bad.
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Raymond R
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2024
18 Sept 2025, 08:26
Misrepresentation of Vehicle Condition by Automark Certified Dealership
Misrepresentation of Vehicle Condition by Certified Dealership Dear Sir/Madam, My wife and I purchased a Ford EcoSport on 26 May 2023 for the amount of R229,995.00 from Automark Market Toyota Culemborg (now located at the V&A Waterfront) in Cape Town. This dealership presents itself as a “Certified” dealership, publicly advertising that all vehicles undergo thorough inspection and are approved as certified vehicles. In February 2025, we tried to trade in our vehicle with another car dealers and after an inspection by Dekra, we were informed that the vehicle had previously been involved in an accident, and due to this,the dealership declined to proceed with the trade-in. The manager at the dealership, pointed out visible signs of the accident damage. Furthermore, we were able to contact the previous owner, who confirmed that the vehicle had indeed been in an accident. We raised this matter with Automark, Mr. Paul Browne (salesman) and Mr. Fabian Walker (branch manager), who both claimed they had no prior knowledge of the accident and reiterated that all vehicles are inspected and certified at the time of sale. They offered to replace our current vehicle with another to the value of R190,000.00, the estimated current trade-in value. However, after 6 months of searching for a suitable vehicle, the dealership was unable to find one. We then escalate this issue to the principle of the dealership, André Breytenbach , who agreed on replacing the to the same “value” of our car of R190 000.00 After 7 months , Automark have still not found a suitable replacement.Although we agreed on on R190 000.00 we are losing more money as the longer they take to find a vehicle, the more the value drops. * We purchased the vehicle for R229,995.00, and the replacement value is significantly less. * Due to the undisclosed accident history, we are unable to trade the vehicle at any dealership, significantly diminishing its value and usability. We believe we were misled in the purchase and are now left with a vehicle that does not meet the certified quality and integrity we were promised. Our request is simple and fair: we seek a full refund of R229,995.00 to enable us to replace the vehicle and purchase a safe, reliable car for my wife. We kindly request your feedback and assistance in resolving this matter. Yours sincerely, Raymond and Bev Robertson ***
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Raymond R
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2024
18 Sept 2025, 08:26
Misrepresentation of Vehicle Condition by Automark Certified Dealership
Misrepresentation of Vehicle Condition by Certified Dealership Dear Sir/Madam, My wife and I purchased a Ford EcoSport on 26 May 2023 for the amount of R229,995.00 from Automark Market Toyota Culemborg (now located at the V&A Waterfront) in Cape Town. This dealership presents itself as a “Certified” dealership, publicly advertising that all vehicles undergo thorough inspection and are approved as certified vehicles. In February 2025, we tried to trade in our vehicle with another car dealers and after an inspection by Dekra, we were informed that the vehicle had previously been involved in an accident, and due to this,the dealership declined to proceed with the trade-in. The manager at the dealership, pointed out visible signs of the accident damage. Furthermore, we were able to contact the previous owner, who confirmed that the vehicle had indeed been in an accident. We raised this matter with Automark, Mr. Paul Browne (salesman) and Mr. Fabian Walker (branch manager), who both claimed they had no prior knowledge of the accident and reiterated that all vehicles are inspected and certified at the time of sale. They offered to replace our current vehicle with another to the value of R190,000.00, the estimated current trade-in value. However, after 6 months of searching for a suitable vehicle, the dealership was unable to find one. We then escalate this issue to the principle of the dealership, André Breytenbach , who agreed on replacing the to the same “value” of our car of R190 000.00 After 7 months , Automark have still not found a suitable replacement.Although we agreed on on R190 000.00 we are losing more money as the longer they take to find a vehicle, the more the value drops. * We purchased the vehicle for R229,995.00, and the replacement value is significantly less. * Due to the undisclosed accident history, we are unable to trade the vehicle at any dealership, significantly diminishing its value and usability. We believe we were misled in the purchase and are now left with a vehicle that does not meet the certified quality and integrity we were promised. Our request is simple and fair: we seek a full refund of R229,995.00 to enable us to replace the vehicle and purchase a safe, reliable car for my wife. We kindly request your feedback and assistance in resolving this matter. Yours sincerely, Raymond and Bev Robertson ***
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