I bought a car from Crosby Volkswagen in 2023. It was a seemingly nice Jeep Cherokee 2016, and they had assured me this would be a great vehicle choice for us and that it would be a safe choice as well after my fiancé got into a car wreck that had her in the ICU overnight a week prior.
In this dazed and terrified state they took advantage of us and sold us a lemon (whether they knew this or not), and not only that but delayed work on the vehicle and misdiagnosed it over and over until they ran out the warranty (again whether or not it was intentional). This is not fact, only speculation based on the available evidence. Warranty repairs fun fact pay less to dealerships than regular work so often the technicians are not motivated to do well with the repairs. Also, the service technician that sent the car for repair was the man (Nathan) that initially sold us the car. During the sale they offered little to no wiggle room on a used vehicle and ended up charging a massive $22,000 dollars only for huge repairs to crop up conveniently after the warranty expiration. They also conveniently didn't get a part I needed that was covered under warranty, and again did not fix my issue, for 6 full months because it was on "back order". I have asked around and no one has ever heard of an item being on back order for that long. Don't worry though when something like this happens to you at Crosby, and a multi thousand dollar problem is consistently misdiagnosed, they will offer absolutely nothing to make the situation better and figure out what they had initially missed and then still charge full price for the repair! That was what they told me, they told me all of these issues were my fault because they "scanned it and it didn't show a code" but any technician worth anything would have seen there was a bigger issue at play and further examined the car.
You can't trust the sales team, the service advisors, the service manager, or any of the other staff members to sell you a good car or to fix it once you realize the car you bought was a lemon. This was my experience with Crosby Volkswagen and it could theoretically be yours if you decide to buy a car from their lot. My advice is to not touch any car this dealership or company has to offer with a 100 foot pole. In my opinion, you'll just get burnt.
Disclaimer: Everything in this review is my opinion based on personal experience over years of dealing with this company. read more