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    Texas Auto Trucks

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    11 years ago

    Jeff is a great guy to deal with I have bought 4 trucks from him he has always been easy to deal with.

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    Lakeside Motor

    2.5
    (24 reviews)

    I waited over two months before writing this review in hopes that Lakeside Motors would resolve my…read moreconcerns. Unfortunately, my experience has only become more frustrating. The process started with two vehicles I was interested in being sold before I could complete my purchase, which should have been my sign to shop elsewhere. I ultimately purchased a vehicle and signed a contract in early March 2026. My down payment and trade-in were completed, and when the remaining down payment was paid, a new contract was drafted and signed (3/17/26) to reflect the updated terms. Throughout the transaction, multiple employees appeared to be involved, including Chris, Lucky, and Perla, which often led to confusion and inconsistent communication. My biggest concerns are that, despite completing the required paperwork and payments, the dealership has still not provided my registration sticker, and repeated attempts to resolve the matter have been unsuccessful. Additionally, a payment of $497.25 was processed from my account that was fraudulently processed, and I have not received a satisfactory resolution regarding the charge or a refund. I gave Lakeside Motors ample time to address these issues before posting this review. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this dealership and would encourage potential customers to carefully review all paperwork, monitor their accounts closely, and ensure all registration matters are completed promptly.

    DONT ever get a car here I put $500 down and they forged my signature on a non refundable form now…read morethey wont give me $500 that I work hard for please never go here

    Atlantic Auto Sales

    Atlantic Auto Sales

    1.0
    (2 reviews)

    Went in to look at the E60 M5 they had listed, and the experience left a bad taste. Before we could…read moreeven get to the test drive, the salesperson couldn't locate the keys -- but instead of just handling that, he started grilling me about how I planned to pay for the car and whether I could actually afford it. He mentioned they "don't really do finance for the older cars," which came across less like a factual disclaimer and more like he'd already decided I wasn't a serious buyer. I was dressed and presented professionally, so the assumption clearly wasn't based on anything I said or did -- just an impression he'd formed. Being questioned about my ability to pay before even seeing the car, let alone driving it, is not how you treat a potential customer. If you're going in to look at one of their higher-end cars, be prepared to possibly justify your presence there. I'd recommend checking out other dealers who treat all customers with the same respect regardless of first impressions

    BE VERY VERY VERY LEARY OF THIS BUSINESS AND OWNER I am writing to file a formal complaint against…read moreAtlantic Auto Sales, located at 2815 FM 544, Wylie, TX, and its owner, Tamara Yusubov, regarding the purchase of a 2016 Tesla Model X. As we live abroad, we purchased the vehicle sight unseen, based on the initial photos from the sales advertisement and a verbal conversation with Mr. Yusubov. We are experienced Tesla owners, so we had no concerns about making a purchase like this. Below is a detailed timeline of events: March 7, 2025: We paid a deposit of $1,000 for the 2016 Tesla Model X after two weeks of negotiations with Mr. Yusubov. March 10, 2025: Full CASH payment of $26,000 was wired for the vehicle. March 14, 2025 (3:48 PM): The car was delivered to our new home in Oklahoma with only 49 miles remaining on the battery. We attempted to plug the car in but discovered the charging port was not functioning. March 14, 2025 (6:32 PM): We immediately contacted Mr. Yusubov, who assured us the car had been fully charged before delivery. We also requested the title, bill of sale, and temporary registration, which were not included. He said these documents would be sent. March 15, 2025 (11:45 PM): We followed up with Mr. Yusubov as the car still would not charge. March 16, 2025 (12:42 PM): We contacted Mr. Yusubov again about the charging port issue. He insisted the car had charged for him and began to blame the towing company for damaging the charging port, which seemed illogical since the towing company would not have plugged the car in. We still did not have the title, bill of sale, or temporary registration. Mr. Yusubov promised the documents would be sent. March 16, 2025: We received the bill of sale and temporary registration, but the temp tag was sent by email, which was unusable. We reminded him about the title. At this point we registered the car with Tesla for diagnostics. March 19, 2025: Tesla ran a diagnostic test and confirmed the issue with the charging port. We had the car towed to the Tesla dealership in Oklahoma City at our expense, totaling $570.18. We informed Mr. Yusubov, but he insisted there was nothing wrong with the port. March 21, 2025: We contacted Mr. Yusubov again about the title, and he said he would check with his staff. March 21, 2025: Tesla replaced the charging port for $149.00, which we paid out of pocket. March 21, 2025: We asked Mr. Yusubov to reimburse us for the charging port replacement and towing costs. He agreed to reimburse us for the port but refused to cover the towing expenses, claiming shipping costs were too high and suggesting we should have used Triple AAA. March 22, 2025: We contacted Mr. Yusubov again regarding the title and tracking number. He put us in touch with his staff, who shared the tracking number for the title. March 24, 2025: We reached out to Mr. Yusubov again regarding the reimbursement but received no response. However, we did receive the title on this day. March 25, 2025: We followed up once more with Mr. Yusubov about the reimbursement. March 26, 2025: We contacted him again, but he continues to make excuses and blame his staff for the delay. We have yet to be reimbursed for the charging port repair or towing expenses. While we understand the vehicle was purchased "as is," we expected the charging port to function properly, as it is an essential component of an electric vehicle. Mr. Yusubov assured us that the car was in good condition.

    Texas Auto Trucks - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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