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    Yaklin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Angleton

    Yaklin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Angleton

    (12 reviews)

    Zero stars would be too good for these people. THIS IS LONG, BUT PLEASE READ TO THE END! I ordered…read morea new truck from them late last year. I went over the order with their "finance manager," Bernie, and agreed to a price. Several months later, Bernie called and said the truck was delivered to the store and ready to go. We arranged to meet the next Saturday to take delivery. I took it out for a test drive, during which time, he told me he had been with Yaklin for several years and what a great guy Yaklin was. Back at the dealership, we sit down to do the paperwork. As soon as we sit down, Bernie tells me the price went up $500 from the originally agreed on price. I should have walked out right then, seeing they weren't dealing in good faith. But, I had waited months for this one to get delivered, and it might be even longer to get another one built. So I sucked it up and agreed to the price increase. They then seriously lowballed the trade on my old truck, but once again, they sort of had me over a barrel. We went through all the paperwork, and I wrote them a check for the agreed on amount and took delivery of the truck. Five days later, after the check had cleared, Bernie calls and demands that I come back and give them another $5000+. They had made a mistake and wanted me to pay for it. I told him I had paid exactly what they asked for, without even attempting to haggle, and I had no intention of paying another cent. Shortly thereafter, the General Manager, Brandon, called and made the same demand. I explained again that I had paid the full contract price, and they had cashed the check. Contract complete. He stated that they would not register or title the vehicle until I paid. I explained that they could not do that under Texas law and that I would file a complaint with the Attorney General if they failed to do so. He said he would get with his management. I never heard from him again. After 90 days, I filed a complaint. The AG's office pursued the complaint and forced them to provide title and registration about 30 days later. When I went to get the plates, Bernie confronted me and stated that he had had to pay the $5000 out of his own pocket. I told him that some times you make mistakes and have to pay for them. In the following months, I received lawyer letters threatening to sue me if I didn't pay the $5000. Eventually, they did, in fact, sue me. I tried to offer a settlement, just to make it go away and to keep me from paying more than it was worth in lawyers' fees. They rejected a 50/50 split. Their lawyers told me that Mr. Yaklin had told them that he had lots of money and he would spend all he needed to to make me pay this. He told them that they felt like I "took advantage of a new sales associate." Pretty ironic coming from a car dealer who literally does it to their customers every day. I spoke to several lawyers who all said I had a very strong case, but you always stand a chance of losing, and if I did, this would cost much more than $5000 to litigate. I eventually settled for the $5000. I am aware of at least one other case where they sued a buyer because they screwed up the paperwork, and the buyer was forced to settle. They had months to prepare the paperwork and complete all due diligence, but they think that I somehow "took advantage of them." You never expect much integrity from a car dealer, but these scumbags bring it to a whole new level. STAY AWAY! AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS!

    Real bummer of an experience. Went to look at a truck they've had 52 days after they told me it was…read moresold, THEN called me a few hours later saying "it's available if you'll pay XXX otherwise we have a deposit and it's not available". I've included some of the texts about it. Sounds really sketch. IF someone else has a deposit on this truck (I feel like that was just some push tactic) I would be infuriated being played with like that. After we get there there is clearly coolant on the oil cap. We found out it's under powertrain still so I can sort that out independently of Yaklin but I found it bothersome they didn't seem to care. As shown the back up camera intermittently doesn't work. That photo is from the sales associate who helped us as he verified it wasn't working. And the left headlight is cracked in two spots. I'm not certified for state inspections but pretty sure it can't go out like that and that would have been nice to know. What really miffed me is this addendum garbage. $700 for "nitro". Nitrogen in the tires requires a $1300 machine and it's literally atmospheric air that is free. Most places charge $50 for this. Wheel locks that are $24 for the exact ones on Amazon, and window tint that is clearly the window tint that was already on the truck as it was worn. I'm all about profit but come on. Also the center console has a bunch of goo that could easily have been removed had someone cared. Makes me wonder what other surprises this thing has for the next owner which won't be me. I feel kinda bad leaving a review like this, but hopefully someone sees it and can shop smart. Sad that there is so much opportunity to do business the right way, then there is this. I'm sure the guys in service and the owner appreciate the lack of capitalization of the factory powertrain still in effect on a potentially decent job awaiting for whatever cause of the coolant covering the entirety of the oil cap as shown in the photos, again, verified by dealer employees, to which their manager replied "I'm not fixing anything". Then again they were proud of "new owners". Maybe this is how they run the show. A reply from the seller could potentially be very entertaining here.

    Honda Of Lake Jackson

    Honda Of Lake Jackson

    (29 reviews)

    *Dishonest Service Department - Get a Second Opinion Before You Pay**…read more I rarely leave reviews, but I feel obligated to share my experience to warn others. I took my 2019 Honda to this dealership after it suddenly stalled on the toll road. I dropped it off on a Tuesday, and despite calling multiple times, I didn't hear anything back until Friday evening. That's already unacceptable for something potentially serious. When I finally got a response, I was told my transmission had completely failed and the repair would cost me $12,500 out of pocket. This was shocking to hear, especially since my car hasn't even reached 100,000 miles and I've only had it for a year. Trying to understand my options, I asked to speak with someone in the sales department about possibly trading in the car. I explained my situation to a sales rep, who seemed sympathetic and said he would talk to his manager and call me back. That call never came. Thankfully, a family member who owns a mechanic shop in San Antonio offered to take a look. I had my car towed there and -- to my complete disbelief -- he discovered the only issue was a bad catalytic converter, which he replaced for $500. The car runs perfectly now. This dealership either **grossly misdiagnosed** the problem or was attempting to take advantage of me. Either way, it's unacceptable. These are hard financial times, and being told I needed to shell out over $12,000 for something that cost $500 to fix is both infuriating and disheartening. **My advice: if you ever bring your vehicle here, ALWAYS get a second opinion before agreeing to any repairs.** It might save you thousands.

    My wife and I had a great experience here! Our sales guy (Armando) actually listened to our wants…read moreand concerns. He found us an AMAZING deal on a vehicle we love! Expectations here were far exceeded and we will definitely look here first whenever future vehicles are needed.

    Corky's Cars - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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