Not quite to the repair part yet...but b/c expediency matters when your car is down, Paul has been…read moreAwesome. It appears they're at around Market Value for turnkey service also. ...i'll keep ya' posted about the repairs!

Paul of Monart Motors is a great guy, honest and didn't try to upsell me parts or services I didn't…read moreneed. Went to him in peak summer for car with no AC, most places charge a surge price due to the need BUT he came in with a very reasonable diagnostic rate and got my car blowing cold again. They also have discount for using debit card or cash which is very nice. Only thing I can say in the not so great column would be communication; once car was dropped off, I waited 5 hours then called myself to get update, got the update that car was almost done in another 45 min. After and hour and half and time being 4:30(20min drive and they close at 5:30) decided to head that way to make sure I get the car back at end of the day. When I was pulling into the parking lot Paul called to advise car was ready for pickup.

I recently purchased a 2015 Nissan Sentra from Matt at Post Motors. I loved the car and everything…read morewas in top top shape! One month later, however, The air conditioner stopped working. The mechanic said it was a condenser/compressor issue and the whole thing will need to be replaced. He also told me the dealership would have had "no way of knowing about this". It was just one of those unfortunate things! I called Matt (who sold me the car) and he generously offered to cover the cost of the repairs. He sent me a check for $1,000.00. I was very grateful and extremely elated. I would buy another car from him in a heart beat. Thanks again Matt!

It was almost perfect transaction until I needed help with something they overlooked. I'd been…read moresearching for a suitable used pickup for 90+ days as low odometers are rare to find, but the older the truck gets the less likely one is to find one for sale with a low odometer. It had to be GM full-sized livery, and it had to be white. When I saw this new listing come up I almost knew I was going to buy it before I even went to look at it. The truck was in new condition and I could afford it at market price. It took me forever, but I was ecstatic to find exactly what I wanted in the color I wanted with a sinfully low odometer. I bought it on the spot and took it on home. With any used unit I go over it with a fine tooth comb looking at fluids, pressures, accessories and everything else to find out what's wrong with it. It had a bad door switch and I discovered the hoist holding the spare tire to the body is inoperable leaving the vehicle with no usable spare tire, and absolutely no self-help for a flat tire on board. Many brands today deliver new cars with no spare tire and no jack. The automakers may think that's adequate but I sure don't. I'm unwilling to leave the city limits without a pressure-checked spare, jack, and 4-way lug wrench. It was Friday afternoon and I'm trying to get out of town for the weekend. To fix this spare hoist is going to need a trip to the dealer, and I need to borrow a spare tire just for the weekend until the problem can be addressed. This lot was a lot full of many kinds of pickup trucks, and they had several choices from GM, Ford, and others. I called them asking to borrow the spare off one of their other for-sale units for the weekend only, and they declined. This truck was as-is, no warranty, but generally speaking when a used car dealer sells a car all of it's functions are working. I was less than delighted to be turned down for something they should have fixed before selling it, and that would have cost them $0 to temporarily upright the situation. My local mechanic and myself finally were able to disable the faulty lock mechanism that was between myself and the tire hoist, and I got on my way on time. After the fact the lot came back and told me where I could obtain a loaner spare to make this trip. By that time I had already jumped through hoops backwards to fix the problem that was on the truck when they sold it. I believe that problem was on the truck when manufactured, but that wouldn't help me one bit on the side of a road with a tire that's flat on the bottom. Buying from Post Motors was an almost stress free transaction. Of course I came in as effectively a new, all all cash customer, with my own financing and minimal hassles. I can't bash them too much but I do find their response to this spare issue not adequate. The vehicle was a cream puff that would sell 15 minutes later if I didn't take it. But, they had a whole lot full of premium condition trucks to look at with a smattering of other vehicles. I wouldn't say they are a bad car lot or they did anything less than above board. When I find something not working which is that important to me, I did expect more give a flip than I got. I knew it was as-is; no warranty when I bought it. Still, their lack of concern in a stressful situation certainly could have been handled better. They sold me a great truck at market value with almost nothing wrong with it, but when it was time to ad the lagniappe any customer would expect more than they did, and it was their choice to leave me stranded and not do one thing to help. They certainly didn't go the extra mile when they could have at $0 cost to them. I'm not unhappy with my purchase, but I did let them know their behavior after the sale was not what I expected from a reputable car seller. After it was too late they then came back with some help, but I had already accepted they don't give a flip and gone another direction with the spare that won't work problem before me. If anything positive comes of this I'd like to see a little more compassion toward the customer who has just bought a faulty vehicle they are unable to use until it's fixed.

Chris James is a gentleman, first and foremost. He is honest, forthright, and does a damn good job…read more We bought a 2015 Ford Edge Titanium from him, and although it had been considered salvaged by the insurance company, the work that he ensured was done on this vehicle made it brand-new. And we got it for about half-price. I highly recommend doing business with this gentleman.

Looking for a new truck they did all that could to put me on a new ride just didn't have exactly…read morewhat I was looking for great folks good hospitality took down my info an are looking with me now it's a waiting game unless I run across one that suit me before they do

I would love to be able to bash the vehicles here as cheap and shoddy, but I can't actually the…read morevehicles are in good to excellent condition. However, when it comes to the people here....Uhm, no way. The gentleman is obnoxious and extremely rude. I have never met someone with such a poor attitude towards potential customers. Stay away from this place unless you are into verbal abuse.

Josh McKay was personable, friendly, honest and funny. The whole trade-in and purchasing process…read morewas haggle-free, easy, and efficient - took about 3 hours. I would definitely recommend going to see Josh McKay if you're in the market for a car.

Awful. Awful. How does this place have such high ratings on Google? don't waste your time here…read more Came in as a motivated buyer with an 7pm appointment and waited over an hour before giving up. This place can't even keep an appointment- how can you trust them with your next vehicle? Don't set appointments you have no intention of keeping. It's simple- respect your customer's time and you'll probably get more sales. Edit: okay the high ratings on Google makes sense now. based on all the "positive" reviews posted on Google today- this place is definitely using bots or something to lie to you. Stay away.

From start to finish these guys were great! They installed a 3" Rancho lift and mud tires on my…read more2023 F-150 XLT 4wd,and did a great job! I highly recommend them!

Bought a new/used Chevrolet Silverado from Lone Star for cash, have waited for two months and still…read morehave not received the title and now have filed a complaint with the authorities, every week for the last month I have been told it is coming and still nothing, do not buy from this dealer unless you want a big headache!!! a very unhappy customer

I should've read reviews before coming here. Here's my honest review…read more I came to look at a truck, given most dealerships purchase vehicles through auction, this dealer did not hesitate to put their vehicle up online without taking care of warning lights, damages etc. I gave a 2 star because I really like the Toyota tundra I purchased from them. Heres the kicker... I was promised a tank of gas (5 miles left of range on the truck) and the vehicle to be delivered to my home address an hour away. None of those things happened. 2 days later, I took it upon myself to get the vehicle myself. So, I took 2 hours of a friends time and filled up the tank myself. Oh--It was dirty and still had the previous owners junk in the vehicle. The worst part, I was not prioritized when I purchased the vehicle. I was pushed to the side while the salesman prioritized walk in customers. Customer service was trash in my opinion.

I had a great experience with Longhorn Auto Group! The staff was friendly, professional, and very…read morehelpful throughout the entire process. They have a great selection of vehicles, competitive prices, and excellent customer service. Everything went smoothly, and they made the buying experience easy and stress-free. I highly recommend Longhorn Auto Group to anyone looking for a reliable dealership with great deals and a team that genuinely cares about its customers. I would definitely come back again for my next vehicle!

Omar was very friendly offered drinks while he did our paperwork. Everything was perfect he…read moreexplained the whole process even gave us a copy from everything and showed us that the tag he gives is legit through the dmv website.

Sold me a lemon - I would not trust them. Looking into other legal options at this point. I am a…read moresingle mother who was shopping for a car for my college aged son. I am so disappointed.

Update! .... to this day I am still finding out more and more stuff. They wetr supposed to fix the…read morewindow motor in my car and since they didnt have the tool, they drilled out the screws and then sip tied the motor in. They sold me a lemon and hid all the problems to it. They buy shit at auction, hide all the defects and then sell it to suckers like me. Stay away. -----really wish I could give them a better review but this was the worst car buying experience in my life. They sold me the care I have wanted for the last 10 years, so it really could have been a home run. First, the main issue is that they tried to hide engine issues by clearing the codes long enough to sell the car. - That right there says a lot about the company. I won't go into the 4 trips out there to get things fixed (45 min away) or the breakdown on the side of the road on my way to their dealership that I had to pay for or the door handle that is now not working right because they tried to fix the window that wouldn't go back up. (which they told me was the window motor, charged me to replace it , and it wasn't the window motor) They sold me a car with a ton of problems and then had me keep driving out there over and over again and leave my car so they could fix it until finally I gave up. I am taking it to a Chrysler dealer Saturday and sending them the bill. They buy hot rodded cars at auction and flip them for a quick buck hiding any issues they have. They give you a 3 month warranty on ONLY the main parts - (Engine, Drive train failure etc.) Had they simply told me about the issues I could have planned ahead and taken care of them, I would have probably bought the other SRT-6 they got in. STAY AWAY!! ---- The dealer offered to fix the problem if I removed the yelp. I decided I shouldn't have to take it down before they fixed the issues they hid from me. I will fix it myself. This is my last message to him. ----- You know what. Nevermind. I was trying to get you guys to fix this on Principle. It would have been a lot less expensive to take it in and get it fixed myself. You sold me a car with. 1. Broken motor mounts. 2. A bad Intercooler pump. 3. A battery that was way to small. 4. Bad terminals that had to be replaced. 5. A bad door lock actuator pump. 6. A bad smog pump. 7. bad crank shaft Positioning sensor 8. Bad cam shaft positioning sensor 9. A cracked dash 10. D side Heated seat that doesnt work. And all you had to do was fix the 3 things that the check engine light (that WAS turned off) indicated. And I would have accepted my losses. But you try to fix the problem by replacing it with a used part that is older then the one I have and that is faulty. Then try to to tell me you didn't know there were any issues? You had a machanic under that hood working on the car before and after the sale. I am not removing the yelp review. That is the experience I had with your dealership and it is staying up. Adjustments to the yelp review and any other reviews will be made based off my experience from here on.

Amazing! NOT in a GOOD WAY. I communicated with a sales person (Lynn) after seeing the car listed…read moreon ebay. relatively prompt response, I requested a few additional photos of the car, I was told she would take them and get them right to me....a few hours later I followed up..the next day I still hadn't received them, I followed up again. Finally, a few photos, only some of what I requested, but it was a start. I responded to her email with about 5 simple to answer questions... annnnnd, NADA... no response. I followed up a few more times... NADA... I can only imagine they were evading my "Are you ok with taking the car to the nearest manufacturer dealer for them to perform a pre-purchase inspection, at my expense"... In looking at the photos of the car a nearly $60k "sports car" you can see the tires are dry rotted.. That in itself should have given me the insight I needed to know about them... But, I was still giving them the benefit of the doubt.. guess I shouldn't have.. I encourage them should they see this to contact me, and try to move forward in a professional manor, that would make up for the lack of follow through....and I'd be happy to have a good reason to modify this review.. Anyway, if they don't even want to (or put any effort into) sell a car, I can't even imagine what would happen during the after-sale if something went wrong.. I guess their internet reviews are pretty accurate. Buyer Beware....

The customer service is A+, they are transparent about the whole car buying process. Even if your…read morevisit is close to closing they don't make you feel rushed. I'm pleased with my purchase and will be sending referrals.

I totally agree with Kathryn B. and wish I had taken heed to her advice. I purchased a 2016 Chevy…read moreCruze from this man in July for my teenage daughter and originally wrote a review about having to spend almost $4000 for a car in addition to $7000 I paid for the car. Only to be fed BS about me taking the car to Firestone and how they are only trying to gouge me out of money and to bring it back to him and he would take care of the issues. My wife wanted to give him the benefit and took the car back to him and spent 3 hours at his dealership while he "fixed" the issues. He begged me to remove the negative review because it was hurting his business, so I reluctantly did since the engine codes were no longer coming on for a few weeks. I took the car to the Chevy dealership down from his lot for an oil change and decided to have them do a full diagnostic only to find that EVERYTHING Firestone said the vehicle needed (except tires) is wrong with this vehicle and that K1's idea of "fixing" the issues was that of a shade tree mechanic with little to no actual certifications. So instead of being out of almost $11,000 total for a "cash car" I am only out of about $9,800. I would definitely look elsewhere or at least ask to have a full diagnostic done before doing business with K1. Taking advantage of honest people not wanting to or not having the ability to spend a lot of money is what I find is this guy's specialty. If I wanted to spend almost $10,000 on a vehicle, I could have gone to real car lot and had it financed.