What a great experience with the team at Texas Hot Rides. From Luis to Evan in Finance made it super simple and easy to purchase my Camaro. I will be purchasing again from them. read more

Texas Hot Rides - 2017 Camaro 2SS - Car Dealers Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

I put a deposit down on a vehicle listed by Texas Hot Rides after seeing their ad on CarGurus, which said the car had 2 previous owners and no accidents. After signing paperwork, I reviewed the full Carfax and discovered the car actually had 5 owners, had been used commercially, imported from Canada, and had 2 accident reports -- none of which were disclosed during the sale or in the ad. When I brought this to the dealership's attention and asked for my $1,000 deposit back, they refused -- even though I had not taken delivery and the deal was made under false pretenses. I have filed formal complaints with the Texas Attorney General and the Texas DMV Dealer Enforcement Division. I'm also working with my bank to recover the deposit. Be very careful -- double-check everything and get the full Carfax before signing anything. read more

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I bought a Land Cruiser from Hot Rides and paid up significantly for low miles. Hot Rides made an excuse and would not let my mechanic test drive the vehicle. I should not have trusted Texas Hot Rides. Turns out the rear control arm was damaged from a wreck and the car needs $4800 of work. The wheel spacers did a good job of hiding the damage. Avoid this dealer. As time went on, there was a lot more to fix than the control arm. This car was horribly maintained and needed significant work. The car would randomly not start leaving me stranded. This happened three times and took a lot of time and money to diagnose. One this issue was resolved I started looking into some minor modifications only to find the undercarriage had significant rust that was carefully hidden with paint. Avoid this company like the plague. The number of one star yelp reviews speaks volumes. I wish I had checked yelp earlier. read more

You can't test drive a car until they pull credit ... should've known something was sketchy. No negotiation on price and then they added dealer costs on top of the price but only tell you after the credit check. Stay away ....after reading the owners response it makes me regret not being able to give them a 0 ! At no point did anyone tell me about this dealer not negotiating on the price. Furthermore at no point did I give a number after I found out that there was no negotiations ... I just left. read more

AVOID THIS DEALERSHIP The sales associate Mitchell Dietrich is unprofessional. If Mitch is a representation of your brand whoever hired him picked poorly. Fradulant Compliant on Sales Associate Mitchell Dietrich. He is impersonating as a General Manager. When asked to speak with Bill Or Jon he lied and said "I will not be speaking to them" . I asked for an emailed documentation of our conversation he refused and stated "I will not be emailing you" I am entitled a 4K tax credit at this point, which Mitchell refused to honor, which was a legal mandate from the Federal Government. Mitchell stated, "Why did I leave without the 4k credit?" during the call which he impersonated himself as Michael. I agreed and said I should never have left. Remember this is Mitchell impersonating himself as Michael. Mitchell sold me the car in July of 2024. I find it rather amusing one year (I) the customer is still out 4k. Mitchell is refusing to acknowledge his error due to his arrogance. I have yet to speak to a General Manager or Owner of this Dealer. I am requesting to speak to Bill Westerfield or Jon Samuels . Time is of the essence in this matter. This transaction was done on a cash basis, but now I am owed cash they cant come up. - Al Campbell read more

purchased a 1989 iroc z from these crooks supposedly having 63k original miles. Not only did it break down off the delivery truck, the whole undercarriage was completely rusted out making it unsafe to drive. This is asking the seller if the vehicle had any rust or mechanical issues and was told no the car is in great shape with minor scratches. I'm in this car over 15k and still going. The car also has a lot of bondo from an accident that was also not disclosed. Buyer be aware read more

Great experience with THR, purchased my vehicle online without any complications.. my Mercedes Benz 2016 S Class AMG 63 coupe is what I wanted, Vehicle was shipped within a week to California . Great job Texas hot rides for making it all possible!!!!! read more

I want to start by saying Thank you Hotrides! Everything was smooth and fast. Very knowledgeable guys. They answered any questions I had and the car was exactly what they described. Will do business with them in the future. I Highly recommend. read more

Texas Hot Rides - My dream car! Thank you Texas Hot rides - Car Dealers Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

My boyfriend is financing a 2010 Camaro from here and we couldn't have been happier with the service. Very professional and reliable business. Place was loaded with Camaros, BMWs, Honda Civics, and more. Would definitely recommend if you looking for a car. read more

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Awesome service and clear communication. I was buying out of state, and they made the process very trustable and were willing to take the car to a local speed shop for an inspection prior to purchase. Mitchell was awesome to work with. Will certainly be frequenting. read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THIS DEALER, DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BUSINESS. It might be lengthy, but I want any prospective buyer to understand this is not an overreaction; if anything I gave them chance after chance after chance to do the right thing, and I want you to know who you are doing business with. I purchased a 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 from Texas Hot Rides on May 3rd, 2021 and have since been dealing with issues absolutely non-stop. Today, exactly 7 months from that date, the car has been in the shop for mechanical repairs for more time than I've had it in my possession able to drive. Before I even purchased the vehicle, they informed me the lift gate struts were broken, but they would replace. Once I had purchased it, it took 5 weeks and multiple attempts on my part to get in touch about them to finally receive them. When I got home to put them on, they were the wrong size. I ended up purchasing on my own to avoid any more hassle. Frustrating, but not a red flag, but should have been. As a brief overview of major things to go wrong since, I've had: to replace the transfer case, transfer case seal, and transfer case motor, replace the radiator, replace the crank shaft position sensor, replace head gaskets two separate times, and a tire blowout simply driving on the highway, which required replacing both rear tires; and this is after I had it pre-inspected, and all the identified issues fixed (around $1,500). My total investment thus far AFTER purchase is over $14,000. The first issue was the transfer case, and it happened 3 days after I drove it off the lot. I contacted the dealership and they uncaringly informed me, "That sucks.", but were very quick to remind me that because it is 10 years old there is no warranty. I went in person to try and plead my case, but the store manager Mitchell again could not seemed to be bothered and issued another "sorry, but no." I figured it was bad luck, but I'd purchased a vehicle that I really liked and figured fixing it would be worth it in the long run. This first fix was $4,800. Since then, I have not driven the car for more than 2 weeks consecutively without breaking down or having to take it to the shop due to very concerning noises and/or dash lights. I have attempted to communicate with different people at the dealership on multiple, multiple occasions, mainly over the phone and email, but in person on a few occasions as well, and on top of being refused any sort of help, they have had a complete lack of compassion, ownership, or general care that they sold me an absolute mess of a car. Monday last week I finally got a hold of the GM for the first time, Bill. He was the most compassionate of anyone I had spoken with to this point, and he told me he wasn't sure they could do anything, but he assured me he would look into it. I proceeded to call every day after that, across multiple times throughout the day and he could never be reached, and hasn't since. I did that until yesterday when the store manager Mitchell, answered yet again, and told me after speaking with the owner that they would give me $20,000 for it, "if I brought it in and it runs ok". I purchased it for $28,000 before taxes and associated fees, and then have put over $14,000 into it in exclusively mechanical part replacement, and exclusively due to malfunction. I pushed some but was told that was the highest they would pay; essentially a "take it or leave it" deal to clearly just get me off of their back. So now I come to you, internet. I can't speak to the quality of all the cars they sell, but I can speak to the quality of this one, their ownership of the deal, their care for, and service of, the customer, their general decency, and their character. DO NOT support this business. I am a small business owner as well and I would never, ever disregard responsibility of a mistake or mishap like this. TAKE YOUR BUSINESS ELSEWHERE, YOU WILL REGRET PURCHASING FROM THEM. read more

Texas Hot Rides has an awesome and friendly staff. Overall a great experience. Have loads of very clean and nice cars!

I'm updating my review after having the car for a year, I recently have been having some issues with the car. I bought from hot rides a year back. At first it was small stuff, electrical things not working, A/C going out, spark plugs needing to be replaced but I thought "it's small so whatever" big mistake on my part. Recently I got my oil change done and as I was driving home I feel the car lose power and almost felt like it wanted to turn off so I pull the car over and pop the hood and at first glance everything seemed alright but then I tried to start the car again and it wouldn't. So then I take it back to my mechanic and diagnose it and turns out it was a valve drop. Mind you the car has no crazy performance parts on it just a exhaust and that's it. If you know anything about LS engines you know that valve drop is extremely rare on LS3 engines however LS7's are more prone to it. Long story short he pulls the block out to inspect the damage, and the valve is done as well as two pistons and he discovered that the fly wheel had been switched out which can only mean that the motor has been pulled before. My guess is whoever had it before blew up the original motor, found a cheap junkyard LS3 stuck it under the hood and sold it to get rid of the problem. Moral of the story is be careful buying from these guys bring a mechanic to inspect everything. The only reason this review isn't 1 star is because they wouldn't have been able to immediately tell that the engine was swapped unless they pulled the motor out to inspect it. read more

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I purchased a car from them. Or so I thought Completed a purchase order set up financing and insurance and then spent the next three days trying to get a hold of someone to close the deal. On the fourth day they finally answered the phone and said we sold it to someone else. No integrity at all. Run from this place dishonesty dosnt happen in a vacuum. They will cheat you any way they can to make a dollar read more

By far this is the most amazing open dealer in the DFW. The people here are extremely knowledgeable on all vehicles, super friendly and have great customer service and care. I recommend them to any and every one! read more

Texas Hot Rides - Happy Camper! - Car Dealers Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

Went here as a young woman with enough knowledge on cars to know that these slime bags were trying to oversell me on a vehicle with more problems than it actually had. My experience just got worse throughout the visit, as they attempted to bargain with me, even though I knew early on the car was a lemon. The car that I looked at online was in completely different condition than the car that I was shown; and the inside was disgusting, clearly hadn't been cleaned or detailed. They lack professionalism and honesty, and I would urge everyone to steer clear of them! read more

Would give zero stars if I could Bought a car with a "new" clutch just put in. Within 500 miles needs a new clutch. The shop they supposedly used will not warranty their work. Their selling point was it has a new clutch so we can't discount the price. Obviously not true. Buyer beware of descriptive practices read more

Reading some of the other reviews, I can't say I could even remotely relate as the experience we had was phenomenal! I'm going to have to say those must be very unique experience's. Truly, I found the service to be extremely accommodating, as well as professional. I'm so glad our friend referred us to go here! It truly is an entire experience. We will definitely keep doing business with everyone at Texas HotRides. read more

Awesome place to buy a car and the guys are very knowledgeable and helpful!!! Great car buying experience

I want to start by saying that I am appalled by the phone conversation i just had with 2 sales gentlemen and the manager Eric. I called to test drive a vehicle that i was VERY interested in. I have already test driven BMW, Audi and Lexus. The first sales man says someone is coming to buy at 5pm, its currently 12:30pm but has not given deposit so technically the car is still available. He basically told me not to waste my time to come in......??? what, already judging me on what? being a female? i was actually prepared to buy if i loved the car. Even the 2 sales guy reiterated that, well a guy IS coming in to buy it, LATER, seriously, no guarantee. i guess icould of said that too but never have i ever been discouraged from coming in and possibly making a sale. Once i explained to manager ERIC of course he basically tried to not make it seem as though their comments we rude and unacceptable. As a woman. i would never go to these types of places. its already hard to shop on your own for a vehicle but when your already treated this way on the phone is just plane rude. Will take my business elsewhere! read more

I actually had a great experience buying a Porsche 911 from out of state. I did not need financing, it was quick and efficient, my shipping company/ trucker had no issues picking the car up. Car was as described, I've had it for 3 months and haven't had any issues. read more

Bought a 2018 1le and they were very nice approachable and very down to earth and at home people.. Luis is a great dude and very helpful!

This Place is awwwwful. If your Black dont even bother. They are very racist and dont hide it at the slightest. When he found out i wasnt buying in cash he slammed the door of the GT500 and escorted me to the financing office saying lets see if ahhh lets see 5,000 will get him in the car and slapped the door frame as if to say escort him outta here bois. i spoke with financing and The guy used the excuse of... Well it looks like you pay your Vehicles off too quickly so the bankers are like whats the point of approving your loan ya know? Took 5 minutes for Financing to turn me away with no legitamite offer from a bank... they didnt even tey at all. Keep in mind i bought a car from these guys in Cash 4 years ago/came in with no credit problems whatsoever and turned me away because i Black. Went somewhere else and got 3 auto loan approvals for 2K down/ $63,000. What a group of morons. read more

Terrible experience. While I was at work and wife was at home running remote instruction/taking care of sale with THR...they sold the car from under me. I was the first to email first to view first to initiate sale. Sneaky/crooked don't do business with these guys!!!! Zero stars read more

Not NO but Hell NO .DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO NOT BUY A CAR FROM TEXAS HOT RIDES. Yes they have some nice looking cars in the showroom but do not be fooled . Look at cars up close in the daylight outside and walk the cars very good.Take car on a LONG test drive to look for any Issues with the car Do not go on the short 1/4 mile loop the sales person insists on you going . Ask yourself why the car has had multiple owners and why last owner traded car in .Go to a reputable dealer and buy a stock unmodified version of the car you want .Yes the mods will cost more but at lest you will know what has been done to the car .UNLESS THEY HAVE PROOF OF WORK DONE DO NOT BELIEVE A WORD THEY SAY . YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. read more

You will be paying "other aftermarkets" of $2596.00 for window tinting, interior protection, etc. You do not have the option to decline it. If I had known I would be forced to pay this, I wouldn't have come here for a car. The time to tell your customers about this, Jeff, is BEFORE they drive 3 hours to buy a car from you. Yes, he knew I was driving here specifically for this car. If you're going to charge $2596.00, at least make it a good product...not protection for cloth seats and window tinting! And be up front with your customers...seriously, have a little integrity. I got through the ENTIRE buying process without a single person mentioning this ridiculous fee. read more

This purchase was my most unusual experience buying a car. I have always bought certified vehicles from big box dealerships. Buying from a private owned was my first. So I purchased a 2015 Porsche GT3 from Texas Hot Rides which was the best price locally. After having the car one week it started having electrical related issues, (control module fault.) When I brought this to their attention I was told to bring the car in to have it looked at. While waiting for an answer I did contact my attorney about returning the car. He stated the documents I signed were as is with no warranty. You can imagine how I must have felt. One week later I got a call from Evan, the finance manager, his words were "Kim I have bad news and good news, We do not want to give you this car back, we would like to find you another GT3". I was so relieved they stepped up to the Plate, True Soldiers. So I found another car from another dealership, connected them to do a wholesale transaction, so the next morning I was in my 2015 Porsche GT3 with 7800 mile verse 23,000 odometer miles with a bumper to bumper Warranty. I can say this was the best experience I have ever had with a dealership! I am a business owner myself and understand the complications dealing with consumers. These guys have a Conscience, where the big box stores follow their policies and not going outside the box. Evan, Thank You so much for taking care of me, I will see you guys again for my next purchase! read more

Texas Hot Rides - Car Dealers Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

This letter is in regards to a 2006 Mustang GT I bought from Texas Hot Rides on April 20th, 2017. I am currently deployed to the middle east for the US Army and I have been here for one year. This is my second tour since April 2017. During the period I have been home, I have enjoyed driving the Mustang and it is a great car. I bought the car with 56,789 on the Odometer and its at 59,000 now. I have put 2,211 miles on the car since April 2017. I have someone taking care of my vehicles because I am still deployed. We have discovered that there was a lot of unseen issues with the Mustang. I have the original ad showing the car for sale at their showroom and none of the details were listed. The vehicle is hesitating and idling rough due to all the undisclosed deficiencies and the repair costs are adding up. In the last few weeks, we have had to replace the front Brakes, the Battery, the Alternator, the Exhaust System and a multitude of other repairs. On the Alternator issue, my Mechanic in Colorado said the pulleys were all loosened down to get rid of the "squeaking" noise. He said there is some kind of flux or something on the Oil Pan as well apparently masking a very bad leak. He said "Someone did these things just to pass the car off". A Mafia Tuner that was advertised with the car did not arrive with the car. I have all the receipts for all the repairs and I am was willing to give the shops names, phone numbers and the contact person but Texas Hot Rides was not interested. I believe I was taken advantage of do to "sight unseen" during the buying period. These repairs are not considered minor and I believe that the vehicle was not thoroughly inspected before they sold it to me. I paid cash for the vehicle. Hard earned cash. Its apparent that A need to know how you intend to address my issue. This is not a way to take care of Military personnel. read more

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Very good customer service. Super nice guys and all around good experience. Would defiantly recommend everyone to come here!!

Never doing business here in my life , came in yesterday the guy told the car was getting a oil change , tune up, inspected, and the car wasn't going to be here until the next day, so I came the following day and spoke to a different guy about why they took the car to go get it service , he said they did an alignment, so I was like hmm full of BS at first, there had to be something wrong it , I mean if you're going to sell a car be honest to your costumers read more

Awesome! Great guys here! We are excited about our new hot ride. Luis was great and the deal was done quickly!

Went in to look at a car i already had in mind, ended up taking the car home. Everything looked good until I got home and found a hole inside the door on the driver side. Not only that, the car sat for 4 days on my house since I have another vehicle, the day I decide to use it I drove about 100 miles on it and the check engine light came on. Had to get it check and it was a misfire due to a vacuum line leaking running on lean. Cost me about 700 to fix everything that the analysts showed and now I need a battery and tires for it as well. I email them about it when it happen is been about a week and still nothing at all read more

My son purchased a vehicle from them recently and the experience was less than satisfactory. He purchased the vehicle from the information and pictures on the website since he was an out-of-town buyer. After speaking with their sales staff numerous times regarding the condition of the vehicle, he was led to believe the vehicle which sold for nearly $100,000.00 was in nearly flawless condition. When the vehicle arrived, it was apparent there were electrical issues even before it was unloaded from the trailer. The running lights on the passenger side did not work properly and it took several hundred dollars to have the issue diagnosed. There were several body damage issues that weren't conveyed during the many conversations with the Hot Rides sales staff about the exact condition. When these issues were brought to the attention of sales staff after taking possession, they were argumentative and promised the general manager would reach out to discuss our concerns. We never received a call from anyone at the dealership again. Word of advice: Never buy a vehicle that you can't inspect in person and test drive. This turned out to be an expensive lesson in trust. This dealership cannot be trusted to give you accurate information about their vehicles and are unprofessional in their response when justifiable complaints are raised. read more

I posted a review yesterday without knowing more about the dealership. Unfortunately their policy. They do not let you test drive with out pre approval. I think that would be nice if they would post it o. Their website read more

Basically a bunch of immature kids on loud bikes pretending to run a real business. Most of their cars are cheap because they have high miles or have been modified - or both. A word to the wise - all those "modded" cars have violated their warranties, and good luck finding someone to fix it when it breaks. You'd have to figure out who did the "mods", what the mods were exactly, etc: In other words, a nightmare. That's why the cars are cheap. Consider for a moment why someone who just spent $20k in "mods" is willing to unload the car for peanuts. Just be sure to have about a few thousand in reserve to clean up the mess, because I guarantee the previous owner ran out of money, patience or both. As far as the "business" itself: What a pathetic joke. Like most immature non-professional people, they don't know how to communicate, don't return phone calls or emails, and basically exude amateurism in everything they do. You *might* end up with a decent car from this place, but it will be *despite* the very people selling you the car. read more

One star by every measure. Deceptive description of ZL1. Awful salesman. I've purchased many high end, pre owned vehicles, Hot Rot Rides has been my biggest disappointment to date. Checked out the car for a friend from Houston. So glad I did. Cars are a big purchase, don't trust this business. read more

Bought a 2010 Dodge Challenger cash. Got it home and could hear a rattle when I would press the clutch. Called and asked about it and he told me that it was a racing clutch and that it supposed to make that noise. Clutch lasted 1000 more miles now I have to replace the 3500 dollar clutch. Pretty shady coming from a performance dealer ship. Won't be buying shit from these guys again . Be careful read more

Don't waste your money or time! Dishonest salesman, illegal Texas State Inspection, substandard mechanical repairs, low down dirty tricks. After the salesman said they had been thru the entire car and had checked out and repaired everything, I agreed to purchase the car. Hot Rides provided a full tank of gas, two key fobs (not provided when test drove the car) and a brand new Texas State Inspection sticker, drove off the lot very excited about the new ride. Less than 50 miles off the lot, it started raining, turned the wipers on only to watch them fly off in pieces as I"m driving down the highway just hours after passing Texas State Inspection. Hmm? Googled for the closest auto parts store to get new blades so I can make it home safe. Pulling into the auto parts parking lot, I hear ding..ding... look down and the gas gauge has dropped from full to empty, the low fuel light and check gauges light is on. Auto parts tech suggested it could be a float in the gas tank going out but to get it checked out. Purchased wiper blades and 2 new batteries for the key fobs, neither of them worked. $52.00 and the key fobs still don't work. Contacted Mitchell, he offered to replace a sensor on the fuel gauge and pay for the wiper blades. Cool, get off work early, drive all the way over and he gives me a $100 check and says he can't replace the sensor but it's not expensive for me to have it done. Next day, go to repair shop and find out several of the instrument cluster services have been intentionally disconnected including the Check Engine light, the car is throwing 4 error codes and the Check Engine light should and would be on. Hmm, how did this car legally pass inspection? Attempted to contact Mitchell and after 5 days he sent a text that the car is old and things are going to break down, I acknowledged the car is old but it should have been up to par when I drove it out of their parking lot and parts shouldn't start going out within hours. In this case, some of the parts were already malfunctioning, just disguised long enough for them to get their money. Mitchell replied you bought it as is and I can't warranty anything. Despite the fact they sold a vehicle that wouldn't legally pass inspection and has been intentionally altered to hide known problems so they can take advantage of buyers. It's not a warranty issue, it's an ethical issue to treat people with respect and honesty, not lie and rob them. These were known issues to Hot Rides that should have been fixed or disclosed at the time of purchase, not hidden from the buyer and taken advantage of. Will also be reporting the illegal inspection to the Texas Department of Public Safety, maybe they will get a better response. read more

Really enjoyed my experience with Texas Hot Rides. Went to the website, found my selection, completed the application online, the next day, test drove and finalized within 1 hour! Thanks guys! read more

Terrible Experience. Won't Let you test drive anything very odd considering you would want to make sure the vehicle is okay before buying. Very odd to me they want you to buy a car before you buy it. Never have I ever out of the 100's of dealerships I have been to have they not let you test drive cars before you buy. Sketchy. read more