Our brand promise at Beaverton Toyota is CLEAR. We are committed to a long-term partnership with our guests and community. We want to be your trusted guide for all things automotive: from purchase to instruction on your vehicle to maintenance and repair.

• COMPLETE TRANSPARENCY - You, the Customer, have access to everything you need to make the best decision using our fully transparent iPad technology. You are in control.
• LOWEST PRICE POSTED - You've done your research, that's why we post our best price both online and in store.
• EXPERIENCE - A tailored buying approach designed to meet your specific wants and needs. The best part - you work with one person the whole time.
• AFTER SALE CARE - With our 100,000 Mile Warranty and Oregon's #1 Service Center, we are here for you throughout your entire ownership.
• RESPECT - It's your time, your money and your decision and we respect that.

You might think that these principals would be commonplace, but if you've gone through the process of purchasing a new or used vehicle, you know things often end up differently than you would hope. We believe more car dealerships need to embrace a true Customer-First approach and that's why we lead by example.

The bottom line is that we know that purchasing a car is about YOU, our Guest.

That's why our Sales Associates are not paid on the profit of a vehicle (the typical "commission") and instead are paid the same whether you purchase a $50,000 car or a $5,000 car. If a vehicle purchase is about YOU, then why would a salesperson deserve to get paid more just because you paid more?

After their first experience at Beaverton Toyota, our customers know that CLEAR isn't a buzzword or marketing ploy. So please, don't take our word for it, and read what our customers are saying about their experiences on DealerRater, Google and more.

The next time you're shopping for a new or used vehicle, here are some helpful questions to ask:

• Does the dealer clearly post the lowest price on their website and their on lot? If not, why not?
• Will someone else get a better deal than you on the same car? If so, why?
• Do you work with just one non-commissioned person from start to finish, or do you need to talk with Closers, Finance Managers, etc.? If you do, why? How do they get paid?
• Once you decide on the vehicle you'd like to purchase, can you be driving home in an hour? If not, why not?
• Will the dealer pay you the same amount for your trade-in as he/she will show you for it if you decide to purchase from him/her? If not, why not?