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    Austin Auto Parts

    4.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    First Texas Honda - Brought in for interior detailing. After month-long "Odyssey" re: interior detailing tear, the car was returned with a dirty mat.

    First Texas Honda

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    Came in stressed, looking for a vehicle quick at a good rate. David helped me find the right car…read morequick, got me an amazing deal on my trade in, & an amazing price on the car I wanted. Carlos was amazing as well, got me an amazing rate and payment, exactly what I needed. 10/10 service. If you're looking to buy a car, go to David Villanueva! Came in stressed and anxious, left feeling relieved and super happy. Thank you guys!

    I used to have a lot of trust in First Texas Honda, but my most recent service experience was very…read moredisappointing. My 2018 Honda Accord was diagnosed with a failed turbocharger, and service advisor Aidan Carlson told me that even with my warranty coverage, I would still owe nearly $800 out of pocket. What concerned me was that he began discussing potential out-of-pocket costs before the warranty company had fully reviewed the claim and repeatedly stated that the warranty would only cover the turbo repair. When I contacted the warranty company directly, I learned that additional charges had not been properly itemized and that labor costs exceeded what the warranty company was willing to pay. After I asked Aidan to provide more detailed information to the warranty company, the claim was re-evaluated and approved. Miraculously, my estimated out-of-pocket cost dropped from nearly $800 to $0. The most frustrating part was feeling like I had to do my own research and advocate for myself to get an accurate answer. Had I simply accepted what I was originally told, I likely would have paid hundreds of dollars unnecessarily. Whether this was poor communication, lack of attention to detail, or something else, it left me questioning the transparency of the process. I appreciate that the repair was ultimately covered, but this experience significantly damaged my trust in First Texas Honda's service department.

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    Austin Body Works

    (145 reviews)

    East Austin

    I didn't even use this place and yet it was a phenomenal experience. I was in a car crash over the…read moreweekend and came in for an estimate. Stan was immediately welcoming and patient as I was obviously stressed and asked a million questions. The most amazing thing is that he helped me figure out next steps with my insurance, etc. that I had 0 clue about!! I had NO idea to do any of those things and he walked me through everything that needed to get done. I made those phone calls outside the shop and he even asked for an update to make sure I was okay. He was so kind and could have absolutely given me a crazy high estimate like other places I visited, but instead just wanted to help me. He told me that we are overcomers and overcome this I shall :') He went out of his way to help a stranger, and in his words, do the right thing, rather than make a profit and that speaks strongly to his character. So even though I didn't even use the place, I highly recommend!! And if I ever god forbid am in another accident, this is where I will go :)

    After a fender bender the rear bumper was detached. I got half of it reconnected but couldn't…read moremanage the other half. I brought it in for a repair estimate, but the tech instead spent a few minutes (in the blazing sun) and was able to get it all reconnected. I tried to pay, he told me not to worry about it. He did say that the clips are now weak and if it keeps detaching and I need a replacement, I'd be looking at about $1800. I thought that was a little high, but looking it up, it seems like there's extra labor for things like recalibrating the parking/collision sensors.

    Austin Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated September 2026

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