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    Autos Of Dallas

    Autos Of Dallas

    2.2
    (402 reviews)

    Had the pleasure of working with Kameron at autos of Dallas. Kameron made everything smooth and…read moretruly listened to the concerns we had. Kameron made this my best dealership experience I've ever had by FAR! If you want the best price AND experience possible come down to autos of Dallas and ask do Kameron!

    Chassity was the most frustrating salesperson I have ever dealt with. Throughout the process, she…read morerepeatedly ignored texts and failed to communicate for days at a time. Also, her grammar was god awful and couldn't spell certain words right. This was just a warning of the terrible experience I was about to go through. The only time I could get a response was after requesting multiple times to be transferred to a different salesperson. After weeks of poor communication, I finally decided to stop wasting time and drive from Austin to Dallas in person. I arrived fully prepared to purchase the vehicle that day. I wasn't negotiating the advertised price, wasn't asking for discounts, and was ready to drive the car off the lot. In other words, this should have been one of the easiest sales imaginable. Unfortunately, the experience only got worse when I arrived. The dealership felt chaotic and disorganized from the moment I walked in. The showroom was crowded, messy, and far from what you would expect from a dealership selling luxury vehicles. There were visible scratches and damage throughout the facility, and even basic details seemed neglected. To make matters worse, despite my repeated requests to work with someone else, Chassity immediately approached me and brought me back to her desk. When it came time to discuss numbers, the real issue surfaced. The advertised price on the third-party website was not the actual price they intended to sell the vehicle for. They had added roughly $3,000 in "optional" products and services, including a theft protection package. I told them plainly: remove the optional package, and I would buy the car immediately. That's when I received one of the most absurd explanations I've ever heard in a car-buying experience. I was told the package was "optional," but not in the sense that it could be removed. Instead, it was "optional" because I could choose to pay even more money to upgrade it. In other words, the package was mandatory, despite being presented as optional. At that point, it became clear that the advertised price was little more than bait to get customers in the door before adding thousands of dollars in mandatory extras. Between the lack of communication, the disregard for my requests, the chaotic dealership environment, and the misleading pricing tactics, this was easily the worst car-buying experience I have ever had.

    eCarOne

    eCarOne

    3.4
    (205 reviews)

    Jared is AMAZING!! The moment you walk in the doors the are immediately greeted by a very friendly…read morestaff. I felt like I was part of a family!! Zero pressure!! I wouldn't go anywhere else, Ecarone is the BEST!!

    Was thinking about becoming an out of state customer because this place seems to stock quite a few…read moreused Rivians. I'm glad I read reviews. It seems this dealership USED to force charge extra $2k-3k worth of add-ons such as warranty and tint and coatings and other things that could not be refused. I then read a comment by the dealership that they are turning a new leaf and including those things in the up front price. Man, talk about not getting it. It isn't the up front or after price that matters, it is the forced upgrades to begin with. Most people don't want that. Provide a way to opt out of these things and not pay them at all and I may consider buying with you from out of state. Otherwise that's a hard no to a dealership who seems to be clueless at best, and bordering on dishonest at worst. Even with the price disclosed up front, these things should not be force included even if disclosed, that is what makes it borderline dishonest. If they confirm this policy has changed, will be happy to change the review score. But honestly, their huge disclaimer on the online listings kind of indicates you are being set up to be screwed and then pretend like "hey, we warned you" and that is what made me check the yelp reviews in the first place. Just get a clue and realize the price doesn't matter it is the fact you are forcing them to buy things they don't want to buy.

    Toyota of Plano

    Toyota of Plano

    2.4
    (557 reviews)

    I found this used Toyota Tundra for sell here and showed up at the dealership. I was immediately…read moregreeted by Robert Frauens. He showed me the car and went into great detail about all the features the car offered. With it being used he also disclosed small cosmetic defects from the get go. After test driving, Robert fought hard to get the finance department to get the monthly payments down to where I wanted it. If you are looking at a Toyota at this dealership make sure to talk to Robert Frauens!

    Toyota Financial Services SUCKS! I've bought or leased Toyotas exclusively since 1980, when I…read morebought my first pickup truck while in the NAVY. I switched to leasing around 2010. I now lease a Prius Prime, and while I love this car, dealing with TFS has recently become a nightmare. The problem started a few months ago when I began receiving letters, emails and calls from TFS about missed payments even though I pay my bill monthly with autopay. I called and discovered TFS was erroneously applying my current payments to my previously leased RAV4 that I returned to the Toyota dealership when I leased my new Prius Prime. I thought the matter was resolved--but TFS' letters, emails and calls continued. Then on April 27th, I got another "collections" call. Annoyed, I stopped the conversation and asked the agent to verify my payment history, and to check if my payments were correctly being applied to my current car vs my old car. She heard me out and took the time to verify my payments were still being applied to the RAV4. She had me hold, and took the initiative to escalate to management to fix TFS' internal problem, and then suggested checking with my bank to verify the correct account # is referenced in my auto-payment. While I'm waiting to hear from my bank, I want to be clear, this agent was terrific, and I'm quite confident she correctly communicated to management my payments must be applied to my Prius Prime. Apparently management dropped the ball a second time, because since Monday (four days ago!) I've received four TFS calls regarding missed payments. Why am I still getting these calls? Has TFS' Accounts Receivable dept. told collections to stop bothering me? Or do they not know how to stop auto-letters, emails and calls once they know they've made a mistake? Is this a back office internal collaboration problem? Do I need to worry about hits to my credit rating? What is going on with TFS? This is no way to treat any customer, much less one who has done business with Toyota for 46 years.

    Sewell BMW of Plano

    Sewell BMW of Plano

    4.1
    (286 reviews)

    I had not so great experience in 2024 but the Carlos the manager reached out to me get the issues…read moreresolved quickly. Since then it has been a delight everytime I visit there. My last 2 visits were with Cody and Griffin and both were absolute rockstars and took great care of my needs and were very prompt with the updates. I also want to give them a shoutout to their car wash, absolutely fantastic. I get a super shiny car every single time. 5 Stars to the dealership and service center.

    Review posted by Jeff on Melissa's account:…read more On Friday February 13th, my wife and I visited Sewell BWM of Plano to test drive a BWM X3 and X5 to see which would fit us better. She is recovering from stage 3 breast cancer and we wanted to get her a vehicle she's been dreaming of as a gift for going through chemo and radiation over the past year. It was around 1830 so it was starting to get dusky out, but still had about 1.5 hours until closing. Several cars outside were unlocked but inside the showroom all the SUV's were locked, Go figure! On top of that, we completely walked around inside for 45 minutes (whilst stopping to look at the interior wood trim/carpet/leather samples) and outside but couldn't get anyone to acknowledge our existence. My wife was wearing a slouchy beanie cancer cap since her hair was recovering from being bald....so I don't know if no one thought a sick person should be buying or leasing a BMW. Not a Manager, not a salesperson, not even the lady at the courtesy desk. But yet we saw 4 salespeople talking to a customer & helping transfer items from a trade to new BMW. FOUR! She was hoping to get a female salesperson but not even the two ladies we saw greeted or acknowledged her. It gives me pause to think no one wanted to acknowledge my lady who's gone through Hades the past year who is treating herself for beating and surviving stage 3 cancer. Sickening and appalling, actually! We haven't bought or leased another vehicle yet since she's deciding whether to lease or buy, but it completely turned her off of BWM and all Sewell dealerships period. Which means no Lexus, no Cadillac, no Audi, and no BWM. Thankfully, the Park Place and Crest and other dealerships exist; even if I have to drive to Dallas or Fort Worth or Grapevine. Their slogan should be "I Drive a Stool" because that's the service you'll get if the Ladies look less than healthy and wealthy. I see why a recent review calls the dealership personnel "cocky and arrogant" after a muti-million dollar expansion....because I can imagine how follow-ups and maintenance would be, even on a lease. Jeff

    Texas Cars Direct

    Texas Cars Direct

    4.1
    (95 reviews)

    I like honest car sales people…read more And from our latest car buying excursion, we continue to find them rare. For example, one of the other car dealerships prevented us from taking the car to an independent mechanic! You know they were hiding something with the car. Anyway, not only did Texas Cars Direct let us take the car to an independent mechanic, they were professional, not pushy like some of the other guys we dealt with, and easy to do business with. Mike, it was a pleasure doing business with you. Thank you for selling us the newest car in our company fleet! P.S. If you come across a clean, unmolested 1990 to 1993 Mustang convertible, give me a call!

    I purchased a Ford F250 from TexasCarsDirect back in September. I flew in from Chicago to pick up…read morethe truck. Upon arriving and meeting with David Urby, I took the truck for a test drive. There was some minor issues but the most glaring was the check engine light. David said the issues would be taken care of, go to lunch and come back in a couple of hours. He called me and said they needed a part that would not be there until Monday. David paid for my flight home and said the truck would be shipped to me. I received the truck late the next week. When driving from where I received the truck, the check engine light came on. I notified him of this issue and he said to have it fixed locally and he would reimburse me. It has been several months and many texts and calls and still no reimbursement. Up until this point, David lived up to his word but I am extremely disappointed to have to write a partial negative review due to not receiving this promised reimbursement. In addition, the check engine issue took two times to resolve, the second requiring an additional cost which I decided to absorb thinking I would get the promised reimbursement. In closing, David did live up to his word on everything until this reimbursement issue so I can't give a 5 star review due to this

    Huffines Hyundai Plano

    Huffines Hyundai Plano

    2.8
    (267 reviews)

    I bought my first car there in 2014 and purchased my 3rd last week after my car was claimed a total…read moreloss by my insurance. If ever in a fender bender, and you own a Hyundai, go see Juan, at the body shop at Huffines Hyundai plano! He takes care of everything, including that any parts that need to be replaced are replaced with manufactured parts. Other places will put refurbished parts because they are cheaper - for your insurance. The entire team is stellar! I highly recommend them for body work. Want or need a new car? Go see Andy. He is amazing!!! Walk you through the process - from the paperwork to familiarizing you with all the features in your vehicle before you drive off in your new vehicle.

    On Friday my 2024 Tucson had an issue. I'd rev the engine up and the car would barely move. I…read moreguessed the transmission was slipping. Transmissions can be expensive problems so I'm so glad this will be handled while it's well under warranty. I limped home with it and scheduled their next available appointment, 7:30 am Monday. Monday morning, the car drives ok on the way there. The service guy said he wouldn't be able to look at it until *at least* Wednesday. (Umm, ok, why isnt Wednesday your next available service date then?) I asked for a loaner. None were available, but he said get a rental and Hyundai will reimburse you. Days later the service guy called and said they couldn't replicate the problem. Driving in Dallas traffic waiting for my car to have no power again wasn't a great solution, but it was their only one. I understand they can't fix what they can't find, but the answer is look more, not stop looking. I call Hyundai to get my reimbursement and they won't because the work wasn't done. I call the service guy to see how people have handled this in the past and he had no advice. I said if I knew this was a possibility, I definitely wouldn't have left it for the first 2 days while no one was doing anything with it, or I would have re-scheduled it when they had a free loaner available. Service guy said he couldn't schedule a loaner. How I would have handled it: 1. Advised me there was a possibility the rental wouldn't be reimbursed when I dropped it off. 2. Show empathy for my side of this. My car isn't fixed. I'm out some money and a lot of hassle. 3. Escalate the issue. 4. Offer a creative solution. "This is an unusual situation, so I really went to bat for you. We tried, but we can't do anything about the corporate reimbursement policy, however, we want to do something for you at the dealership. I asked my boss if I could offer you 4 free oil changes. Thats about what you spent on the rental. We value your business and I hope this shows that." Or something, anything... just convince me you care. I've bought 2 Hyundais in the last 6 months and owned 5 total. A "so-what" attitude and $411.75 for a car rental is what it took to stop that streak.

    Tesla - car_dealers - Updated June 2026

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