Bought a pre owned vehicle from Hill Country Honda. Within a day I had an issue with it. I went…read moreback to the dealership and was handed over to Adam Miller the used vehicle service manager (?) in charge of getting trade ins ready for resell. Adam listened to my concerns and said "no problem, we got you" . The next day he put me in a brand new 2026 CRV to drive until they figured out what was going on with my vehicle, they had to send my vehicle to the VW dealership to get everything resolved. They did find other minor issues in the process but took care of everything and returned my vehicle to me in perfect working order.

I had a very disappointing experience with the Parts Department at Hill Country Honda on June 12,…read more2026. At approximately 6:00 PM, I called to inquire about compressor mounting bolts and confirmed the department's closing time. The representative, Kyle Stinnett, answered the phone with minimal communication and provided little acknowledgment throughout the conversation. There were several extended periods of silence, causing me to repeatedly ask whether he was still on the line. The call was eventually disconnected, and when I called back to inquire about additional parts, the same communication issues persisted. I later visited the dealership in person around 6:30 PM. Unaware of who I had spoken with on the phone, I approached a parts representative and greeted him politely. His responses were dismissive and unprofessional, and I soon realized he was the same employee from my earlier phone calls. Only after I asked whether Hill Country Honda offered customer satisfaction surveys did his demeanor noticeably improve. Before completing my purchase, I inquired about a military discount. I was told that applying the discount would require redoing the entire order because it had already been printed. To avoid further inconvenience, I chose to pay the full retail price. What should have been a simple parts inquiry and purchase became unnecessarily difficult due to poor customer service and unprofessional communication. Based on this experience, I believe Hill Country Honda should provide additional customer service training or consider assigning employees with limited customer interaction skills to different roles. Unfortunately, this experience has negatively impacted my perception of the dealership, and I would not recommend the Parts Department or consider purchasing a vehicle there in the future.

great staff very attentive with great vehicles for sale at good prices! i would recommend them to…read moreanyone looking for an affordable vehicle!

Several years ago I had a bad experience with Cavender's service department, and I let people know…read moreabout it, on-line and off. However, buying a car from them was the opposite - honest, no BS service. No pressure to buy extra stuff at signing ( I declined the extended warranty, etc., and they didn't argue). I think I got a great deal. Thanks to Chris C., Jeremy D., Bobby C., and Jaime S. Also, the receptionist who's name I didn't get, but who treated us most kindly during our visit. If you're in the market for a Toyota, I strongly recommend Cavender (I'll give their service department another chance).

Great experience buying a car at Cavendar. Our sales rep, Fernanda, was an absolute professional!…read more Buying a car can be a stressful experience but she made the process incredibly smooth. She was patient and helpful from the second we met her, to when we drove off the lot. Needless to say, we highly recommend Fernanda if you're in the market for a used or new car. She will work hard to find you what you need. You will immediately see that she loves what she does and thrives on helping others!

Needed some key part's & got everything that I needed plus a friendly counter helper Brandon…read more Not only did he help me with ordering part's but he even assisted me in putting it on correctly too. Topnotch customer service plus genuine care towards customers. Glad to do business with them and I will certainly come back whenever I need some part's. Great Job Team Chevy

I bought my traverse here new in Dec 2020. I had a battery issue July 2023. Brrought it to them and…read moredropped it off. Worked with David Baker and had extremely poor communication and expectations during the whole process. They entered my phone wrong AND failed to update it. My suv was there for multiple days even with me calling to check in and wound up being a simple battery replacement Now for today I called Friday to see if my battery was under warranty. Shame on me for not taking down the gentleman's name, but her advised the battery was still under warranty for another month. Kindly made me an appointment for today-Monday. I show up, and upon intake I get quoted $100 for battery diagnostic. Apparently since the battery was replaced under warranty it only had a limited warranty of 1yr and a certain amount of miles. I drove all the way across town just to turn right back around. Really should be careful of what y'all say over the phone so you set proper expectations Service department let me down yet again. Only thing I appreciated is that Jorge De Los Santos was transparent before the took my traverse back. Unlike David Baker three years ago.

I've dealt with lots of used car dealerships and my experience here was much better compared to…read moreother dealers (but still far from perfect). I note lots of negative reviews, so your mileage may vary. PROS: * Car was priced fairly. I did extensive market research and some extra math (algebra + linear regression) and they didn't overcharge what the car was worth. * They held the car for us. We negotiated remotely from Austin and it was a couple days before we could get to San Antonio to sign the papers and pick up, but they held the car for us (removed it from inventory and took it off the websites). Other dealers told us straight up that they'd sell to anyone who walked in the door. So this is a pretty significant difference. * They curiously didn't detail the car before taking pictures or prior to inspection, but *after* we decided to buy it, *then* they detailed it. There was nothing in it for them at that point since we were gonna buy anyway, but they ate the cost in order to give us a nicer vehicle. * Staffer came through the waiting area offering customers free Valentine's Day candy. A nice touch. * Not lots of B.S. fees tacked on at the end, at least on our vehicle (but that could be because I negotiated on the out-the-door price, not the sales price). * Dealer never lied to me. Many dealers I've dealt with do. The dealer I was at before this one, both the salesperson and two managers told me they were losing money at the price I negotiated with them. Come on. * I declined the extended warranty, closer asked what price would make it worth it to me, I calculated a fair price and then told him it wasn't worth saying because there's no way he'd accept a price that low, he insisted I say, so I gave him, and he made it work. (I'm intentionally not saying what it was; that wouldn't be fair to the dealer.) CONS: * I think our salesperson didn't know what an Origination Fee is on a loan. I asked him what it was and he said $225, which is the Dealer Doc Fee. Had to go to a manager to get the answer (which was; no Origination Fee). * Since we were driving in from Austin, I wanted to get the No Origination Fee in writing before we made the trip to San Antonio, so I asked for a copy of the loan agreement, but the manager said he couldn't send it until it's signed. So I asked for a copy of a blank agreement, but he wouldn't send that either. After some wrangling he finally agreed to just email me the words "No origination fee on the dealer-financed loan." Close enough, but took some effort to get this confirmation. * The Buyer's Order on the closing screen had a line item for "Sales Tax" which was higher than the actual sales tax. I quickly figured that they had added the $50 Vehicle Inventory Tax to the Sales Tax amount, but they didn't identify it that way. That is straight up illegal. The Vehicle Inventory Tax is owed by the dealer, and not by the customer. If the dealer wants to pass their own expense along to the customer that's one thing, but they can't hide that charge inside Sales Tax and call it Sales Tax when it's not. NOTE: Another reviewer was mad b/c McCombs ran his credit through several banks, each of which resulted in a hard pull on his credit report. It's not widely known, but multiple pulls for an auto loan within a 14-day period count as just one pull. All the individual pulls are *listed*, but they're all *scored together* as just one pull.

10/10 experience, our salesman's Heron & Ershad were great ! Never liked going to a dealership but…read morewe will both be going back for our next purchase ! (Finance literally took 5min) super fast, super friendly & overall they have a super team!

As always, TEAM GUNN HONDA came through with flying colors. I came in on a busy Saturday morning…read morefor routine service on my vehicle, and the team got me checked in quickly and into the queue right away. While Ms. Chanti was assisting me, she noticed there was a recall on my vehicle related to an issue I had already experienced before the recall was officially posted. She took the time to explain how I could contact Honda and possibly be reimbursed for the repair -- which was a significant amount and greatly appreciated. She also informed me about an updated part that needed to be installed, and the team completed that while finishing my routine maintenance. In a short amount of time, everything was completed and my vehicle was fully updated. I was extremely impressed with everyone's professionalism, customer service, and attention to detail. The free coffee, comfortable waiting area, and outdoor seating were also a nice touch. The team at Gunn Honda is outstanding, and I always look forward to having a positive experience there. Special thanks to Ms. Chanti for truly going above and beyond for the customers.

I recently purchased a used Honda from Gunn Honda after my previous vehicle was totaled in an…read moreaccident. Since buying another car wasn't planned, I was working within a very specific budget and appreciated that the initial representative who contacted me by phone and text was friendly and responsive. However, once I shared my budget, I felt like the level of communication changed. When I was ready to visit the dealership, I was handed off to another salesperson who was kind, but seemed unprepared and unfamiliar with my situation. I was also surprised that their system still contained personal information from more than 10 years ago that had not been verified or updated before my visit. One thing I did appreciate was their large selection of used Hondas. I've owned Hondas my entire life, so I felt comfortable shopping there. I also liked their "one-price" sales model, although it does mean there's little to no room for negotiation. My biggest concern involved the financing process. We arrived with a pre-approval from our credit union and made it very clear what our maximum budget was, including taxes and fees. We were encouraged to let the dealership submit our application to multiple lenders to see if they could beat our financing. Later, we learned from our credit union that Gunn Honda had submitted the application for approximately $10,000 more than the amount we were originally approved for. Naturally, those applications were denied, and we were then encouraged to finance through a different lender at a much higher loan amount and monthly payment. That experience left us feeling like our stated budget wasn't being respected. Thankfully, we stayed with our credit union and were still able to purchase a vehicle that was only slightly above our original target. As a woman shopping for a vehicle, I also felt discouraged from asking questions. Since this was a used car, I wanted to understand the inspection process, ask about the tires, and discuss the minor damage that appeared on the vehicle history report. Instead of feeling like my questions were welcomed, I felt as though I had to justify why I wanted that information. Purchasing a vehicle is a major investment, and every buyer deserves to feel comfortable asking questions without feeling dismissed. Once we decided to purchase the vehicle, the paperwork moved surprisingly fast, which I appreciated. I also liked that I received permanent license plates the same day instead of temporary paper tags. That said, the overall delivery experience felt a little underwhelming. It seemed like once the paperwork was signed, the excitement ended. I've purchased vehicles from other dealerships where they took a little extra time to make the experience feel special like making sure the vehicle was spotless, celebrating the purchase, or simply showing more appreciation for earning a customer's business. While the detail department did end up filling the gas tank, it initially sounded like that wasn't even guaranteed, which left a poor impression. Overall, my experience was okay. There were definitely positives, including the inventory selection and efficient closing process. However, I believe Gunn Honda could improve communication, better respect customers' financial boundaries, make buyers feel more comfortable asking questions, and put a little more care into the overall customer experience. As someone who has been a loyal Honda owner for many years, I was hoping to leave feeling excited about my purchase instead of simply relieved that the process was over.

Intelligent, a gentleman, a family man, tells great stories, inspiring, respectful -- these are all…read morewords that come to mind when buying a used car, right? Just go to Hani and this is what you'll find! He LOVES cars, loves to find you the right one and is a prince. My 22 year old son found him on Craigslist, did his research and got the best car (in his price range) and is thrilled. As a mom, I wanted to go check everything out and was not disappointed. After speaking with Hani I had no reservations about buying one of his cars!

I purchased my used BMW Z4 - 3.0L inline 6 with high mileage. I'm not afraid of high mileage cars…read moreif they appear to have been routinely taken care of and properly maintained. The body was in excellent condition in spite of its 18 year age. Even the Michelin tires 225 ZR-17 were either new or almost new with low miles on them. They were in excellent condition and with the highest speed rating available. This is a huge selling point for me. Go price these tires today and you will see they are very expensive and of great quality and safety. The leather interior was in exceptional condition as well. The engine had good power and the automatic transmission shifted smoothly as well. The automatic power top was not working at the time and this was not a critical item for me. I will fix it in due time. The ride was not as smooth as it could be and so I will replace the shocks and/or struts when time and money permits. This is my 3 used car purchase from Hani in over 20 years. He is an avid car enthusiast as I am. He always buys special and or unique cars e.g. some with immaculate leather interiors, all the repairs records and/or with OEM books, new or almost new matching tires, very fast cars with Turbos or superchargers, sporty, luxury, or both. Any used car we buy will always need additional work, maintenance, parts, etc. But, in my experience with Hani's cars, he has been very successful in acquiring cars with a lot of potential. And, his prices have always been extremely competitive and more than fair and reasonable. When buying used cars, it is always "caveat emptor" (Let the Buyer beware). That is Latin and legal terminology used when purchasing used homes and/or cars, etc. It is our job as Buyers to examine the products and to decide whether or not we are willing to accept the flaws and or issues along with its great selling points as well of any used property we purchase without any warranties whatsoever.

If you're looking for a quality used vehicle and want a sales agent who truly listens to your…read moreneeds, I highly recommend Yordan Diaz at Red McCombs Toyota on W. Interstate 10 Frontage Road in San Antonio. When I purchased my vehicle 7 July 2026, my priorities were reliability, safety, modern technology, and practicality for my twins as they continue their college years. Yordan took the time to understand exactly what I was looking for and matched me with a vehicle that checked every box. His knowledge, honesty, and no-pressure approach made the entire buying process easy and enjoyable. I also want to thank Sam in Finance, who made the financing process smooth, stress-free, and tailored to my situation. Together, they provided exceptional customer service from start to finish. Yordan is a true professional and an outstanding representative of Red McCombs Toyota. I wouldn't be surprised to see him promoted in the future because of his dedication to his customers. If you're shopping for your next used vehicle, ask for Yordan--you'll be glad you did! ~Carmen Ramsey

I took my car to be serviced (unknown maintenance light). When I checked in (12:20p), they said it…read morewould take 1:15. I told them I hadn't eaten yet, but I could wait until then (1:35p). Five minutes later, they explained what they recommended to be done. I selected the items I wanted done and went back to the waiting area. No indication that anything selected was going to take extra time. About 10 minutes later (12:35p), I had some questions, so I went back to ask the tech. That's when I discovered he had left for his lunch break. A coworker helped me get the answers, so I sat back in the waiting area until 1:35p. At 1:50p, thinking the tech would be back from lunch, I went back to see how things were going. The problem was the tech was still not back. I asked his coworkers how much longer my car was gonna be. They told me it would be another 20 minutes. When no one came to get me by 2 PM (I was really getting hungry), I went looking for my tech again. He was still out to lunch and the coworkers said my vehicle was still being worked on, with no specific time given. I checked again at 2:30p. My service tech was still gone (it was now a 2-hour lunch break) and all anyone could tell me is my "vehicle was still being worked on." When no one had called for me by 3 PM and the tech had not returned, I went to the cashier station and asked to speak with the service or general managers. After about 10 minutes, the service manager appeared and asked me to come back to their office. I told them everything that had been going on. They looked on their system and saw my vehicle was still being worked on. They called back to the service bay to see how much longer it was going to be. They told me "35 minutes!" They then tried to admonish "me" for not knowing that the items that I had chosen would take "a couple of extra hours." I explained that they shouldn't expect customers to know their business and realize the items would add 2 more hours to the time quote given. When I asked them if it was normal for their service techs to take 2-hour lunches, they said that the tech "probably saw how long it was going to take my car to be done and he went to lunch as long as he could until my car was done." I asked them, "If he knew it was going to take that long, why didn't he tell 'me' so I could've at least gone home and gotten some lunch? Is that the way everyone there does business?" I told them their customer service was terrible and I was not happy! I was disappointed with the manager, because they tried to make the whole thing "my" fault, despite their tech giving me a time estimate, never updating it, and disappearing for over 2 hours! It sounds to me like the management there needs some remedial training on how to "treat customers right!" I find it ironic that all their marketing says how well they treat their customers, yet when they don't, they don't even recognize it! By the time my car was finished, I had waited 3 hours. When I checked out with the cashier (the cashiers were very friendly, understanding, and treated me very respectfully), they told me my car was waiting outside with the key in the ignition. I walked outside, where the car was supposed to be, only to find that it was nowhere in sight. It was "not" waiting outside. One of the coworkers made an extra effort to go find it. After a quick search, he disappeared back inside the building. Suddenly, someone drove up with my car. They were driving right past me, so I waved them down. The driver asked if it was my car and I told him it was, showing him my paperwork. I told him everyone said the car would be waiting for me outside, and wondered why he was still driving it around. He told me he "likes to test drive cars after they come out of the service bay" (that's fine, but everyone thought that that had already been done). To me, it was just another wasted 5 minutes of waiting around, wondering where my car was when everyone was telling me otherwise. All in all, this whole ordeal was one big hassle! This organization is disorganized, does not value its customers, and does not live up to its marketing!. I feel like I was just an inconvenience to them, especially when I spoke up and asked what was going on once I realized what they were telling me was not true. Instead of being there for 1:15, like I was promised, it took 3 hours! Had I known, I could have gone home and gotten something to eat (they provide shuttle service when you have a long wait). Instead, they made everything convenient for them; not me, the paying customer! I'm sure there are other Toyota dealers out there who treat you better than I got treated today!