Best GMC Buick Dealership in the South Texas area, Great Prices no Dealer Addons and they don't…read moreplay games, Great Ownership and Management. They have a 4.9 customer reviewers rating.

Had this vehicle little over 2 months had a problem three day after I got it and it was taken care…read moreof, as well as looks it still whole water in area they replaced but I'll get over it. My problem is it's making a noise coming from engine ,ac,or alternator not sure and neither do they. I recorded the noise and took it up to them no idea they say. Now I'm ask to come by every day until they can hear it. Lol I shouldn't have to do that for 2025 GMC Canyon, I'm disappointed I really like the style, color of the truck but now I'm scared to drive it and I go to Kyle every day for appointment. I'm not happy..js

Emi Silguero was the salesman I had first contact with. He was knowledgeable and helpful in my…read moreused car purchase. I would highly recommend Emi. Ask for him!

Avoid all interactions.... I had Caroline as my service representative…read more.. Overall This was by far the worst service experience I've ever had. Communication was nonexistent -- it was almost impossible to get a status on my vehicle. I was told my truck would be ready by 12 PM on December 9th after leaving it the week prior, only to be told when I called that they still needed to "reassemble" it, and I didn't hear back until the next morning. I also never received the promised call about a trade-in quote. The service itself was misleading and unprofessional. I was told my EGR cooler needed replacement due to coolant loss caused by the HVAC actuator -- two completely unrelated systems. Any competent mechanic would know this. I received a picture that showed nothing, was told it "would not do justice," and never got actual evidence of the claimed corrosion when I asked. It felt like a blatant attempt to upsell, taking advantage of me as a pregnant woman and veteran. On top of that, the prices were grossly inflated, and my AC isn't working properly after their work. The "evidence" I was given was useless, and I left feeling cheated and frustrated. I would never recommend this place.

I've been with Auto Group Seguin since March, and the experience has stayed consistently solid…read more Their team continues to treat me with the same level of attention and professionalism I felt on day one. Months later, I'm still genuinely enjoying being their client and trusting them with my vehicle needs.

A great place to find your next vehicle its for everyone I…read morewould recommend this for any family and friends that needs a nice vehicle to drive. Love the car we are in now

Gracie in service went above and beyond with my vehicle and communication!She updated me every step…read moreand shared progress and updated pictures,I cant thank her enough and amber as well,for being very understanding.Keep it up

DO NOT BUY A CORVETTE AT SEGUIN CHEVROLET…read more I've bought over a dozen high-end cars from Ferrari and Porsche and multiple Corvettes from Seguin Chevrolet. Samantha was always great to work with -- professional and honest. Unfortunately, things went downhill when General Manager Jeremy Sims took over my recent Corvette ZR1 order. After a year of working on my ZR1 build, Jeremy placed my order in the GM system, and it was officially accepted (Status 3000). Then, after the fact, he tried to add a massive ADM markup, knowing I was financially capable and committed to the build. That's textbook bait-and-switch and violates GM policy. Worse, he changed my Museum Delivery option (RBC) back to Seguin Chevrolet without my consent so he could resell my ordered ZR1 to another buyer at a higher price. Completely unethical. There's a reason GM gives few allocations to small dealers like Seguin -- they don't know how to handle high-end transactions with integrity. Jeremy Sims was deceptive and dishonest, and Seguin Chevrolet has lost my business and referrals for good. GM corporate is aware, and I hope they take action to protect the Corvette brand.

It can be frustrating trying to find a trustworthy dealership to work on your vehicle. By now they…read moreshould all know people are just looking for honesty and reliabilty, Good Rapport=Business. This dealership is truly a diamond in the ruff. Professional, clean, & courteous. The service manager Wes was super helpful and took time to answer any questions I had about my car & they got it in and out in a timely manner, even though I told them I was in no hurry. If your looking for a dealership you can trust & treats you like family this place is it!

I am extremely disappointed with our experience at Griffith Ford Seguin. On Wednesday, my boyfriend…read morecalled to confirm the availability of a 2023 Honda Accord and went in alone to negotiate. After leaving, they called him back and agreed on an out-of-the-door price of $28,000. Our sales rep, Jacob, was pleasant at first. We agreed to return on Friday with cash in hand for a 20% down payment to finalize the deal and take the car home. On Friday, we were allowed to take the Accord to our trusted independent auto shop for an inspection before signing. We already knew the steering wheel was off-center, and although they attempted to fix it before we drove off the lot, it was still noticeably off-center during our drive. We were still under the impression--based on the vehicle report provided by the dealership--that the car had a clean history with no prior accidents. However, after paying $134.93 out of pocket for our mechanic's pre-purchase inspection, we discovered a completely different story: The driver's front had been in an accident (left front repainted, writing on driver's side suspension, strut, and axle indicating potential used salvage parts). Steering wheel was still off-center. Mismatched front driver's tire brand. Aftermarket windshield. Body damage including a dent on the front passenger door and a paint chip on the trunk. When we brought these findings back to Jacob, our concerns were downplayed, and he claimed the price couldn't change because they had already worked with us. When we asked him to check with management, he was gone for a while before returning with a manager. That is when the interaction completely turned unprofessional. The manager openly dismissed our independent inspection simply because it wasn't done by "their guys," despite acknowledging they had only owned the car for 1-2 months. He arrogantly claimed it was the "best-priced car in America" and repeatedly told us that Griffith Ford is a "client-based dealership" and that he "wouldn't be mad if we didn't become clients." He went so far as to say he didn't care that we had cash in hand for the down payment and that he'd rather us walk away if we weren't comfortable. Instead of taking accountability for selling a car with hidden damage and prior collision repairs--which cost us $134.93 out of pocket just to uncover--management made it clear they didn't value our business. Save yourself the time, money, and headache: get any car inspected independently before buying from here, because their reports don't match reality and management does not care about customer satisfaction.

Red Carpet Auto Sales is the best place to buy a used car. Everyone was professional and friendly…read more The car buying process was easy and seamless. I am happy with my car and I would recommend everyone buy their car from Red Carpet Auto Sales.

I drive by this place everyday for work and it never ceases to amaze me how over priced and shitty…read morethe cars on display are

Don't buy car here, if u can just save ur time and money go somewhere else! They sold us a broken…read morecar promised that they were fix it and ended up breaking every week! I wish they have 0 star to rank this dealership and people, bless yall for ripping off people!

This company sold me a blue honda civic in September of 2015 before I even. Got the plates and tags…read moreI was already having issues. The first of brake lights that would not go off, I then lost power steering, after that the AC went out, everytime I rolled down the windows I stripped the tint off them, the anti theft on the radio would drain my battery. The straw that broke the camels back was my transmission that blew out not even a year after I financed it. I'm in a poor credit situation so finding a lender that would approve me and also not have to put down an exuberant amount of money down was near impossible and I need a car yesterday. My only option was to go back to the same dealer even with the broken down civic and roll over the amount that I owed on the civic into a new financed car. So I spend all day looking around the lot and find one that looks and feels like it is in perfect condition. I choose a 2006 hyundai santa fe. Everything is perfect and running as planned until 4 weeks in and my air bag light comes on and will not turn off 3 days later my starter is busted. I understand that I financed both of these cars with the understanding that it is sold as is. But it seems very unlikely that I would have 2 cars that break down with in a month of getting them. I have paperwork on repairs that were done to this car previously that were in the manual and it states that repairs were needed soon for the starter but we're refused. The dealership obviously inspected this car and that was going to happen soon but did not mention anything. I believe this is considered fraud. I feel swindled and most certainly taken advantage of by this used car dealership that deals with people in poor credit situations and in dire need of a vehicle. I wish there was something I can do about this but there are no laws protecting people like me against predators like this. It's all he said she said at this point when it comes to me claiming fraud so now I'm stuck paying 8 grand for a car that's hardly worth 4 grand.

I bought an 11yr old Ford F250 from Vara in mid 2026. Considering that I was driving an hour to go…read morelook at the truck, I asked a lot of questions upfront about the condition, if anything was not working or a problematic. Their feedback was that everything was good, no problems. Upon test driving the truck I highlighted that the brakes had a bad vibration in them and the owner said he would take care of them. Since his mechanic was out, we agreed that he would fix them later and closed the deal. Withing a day of having the truck I informed the owner that the emergency brake didn't work and it's release would stick and keep the brake light on and making the dinging noise, additionally the drivers side automatic door locks didn't work nor did the white taillight reverse lights. He agreed to have these fixed when the brakes were worked on. Over the course of 2 months I could not get the owner to respond in a timely manner nor work with me to figure out how to get the truck back to him to keep for a few days. The truck was unusable for 2 months because the brakes were so bad that when the owner stopped replying completely, I had to just take them to get fixed myself. He had told me at the time of the sale that all pads were replace and there were 3 new rotors, so the vibration was likely just air in the lines from not being bled completely. When I got the wheels off, the rear calipers were seized (causing the vibration), the pads were non-existent and rotors scored. The front brakes had new pads but both rotors were really bad and ruined the pads. I would not trust buying from Vara, they will do or say anything to get a sale and don't try to sell a quality vehicle.

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