UPDATE: THE PHONE # IS 936-788-2773 and the website is www.a-oneautos.com. Bob & Linda are the…read morenicest car salespeople you'll ever meet! And the cars are solid. Just like their website says, buying a car at A-1 is totally stress-free. Can't recommend them highly enough. Go see for yourself. You'll thank me, later. :-)

Awesome place to buy used cars !!!! Tiny little yellow place with the nicest people (small family…read moreoperation). They have the best prices of any place I've been, and they really take care in choosing the cars they have. I send everyone I know there, and they have never been disappointed. Usually, buying a car is, at best, an annoying process, and at worst, a freaking nightmare (especially for women). This place made it effortless. I didn't feel tense at all. Over the last few years, they've even helped me find the best places to go for other car-related stuff like tires, paint & body, mechanical, etc. (I had a tiny car accident, unfortunately, but my car is fine now). Bob and Linda are super helpful, and just fun to be around. When was the last time you felt that way about YOUR car salesman? LOVE these guys!!!!

Good people, good company. We bought a great 2017 F350 dualie but we didn't notice it needed new…read moretires (6!). Were still very pleased with our purchase.

After totaling a great car, I had shopped Internet and other dealers, but when the others were curt…read moreabout how much I had to spend not being enough to purchase anything decent. I just knew to wait. I happened by VMC and pulled in and hoped. I had to wait to recieve actual funds, however I was welcomed by a knowledgeable female sales person who encouraged me to return after I received payoff. Two weeks later, I was met by the GM, Brod Mophet, who had just received the perfect car for me, from a repeat customer. In less time than it takes me to grocery shop, I had inspected, driven and purchased the vehicle, which was in really good condition. Mr. Mophet, realizing my dilemma, made the deal work for me, plus called original owner to check on a concern I had discovered in research. The owner let him know about something he should check. Well, still within the next few minutes, he agreed to take care of concerns and asked if I wouldn't mind giving him time to make things just right FOR WHAT I HAD! There was none of the "No, This is an 'as is sale' for your funds." Or, comments like, "Come see me when you're serious, no way your getting a car like you had for that amount", or completely ignoring me as a well known used car resource had done. He knew I was in a bind, and all that seemed to matter to Brod was getting that gorgeous car ready for me. He could have sent me away, tried to flip me into a car I couldn't afford, or charged more than I had. He did not. As we were leaving, I was so thankful that in an hour and 45 minutes, including everything. I was on my way. Truly this dealership is concerned about their clients having a 'victory', as well as making a sale. Victory Motor Cars where clients are the winners. Highly recommended over competition. Go back often. New pre-owned cars come in daily. I posted my picture, which I never do, because I'm not an employee, I'm relating a real experience.

Unprofessional. This was possibly the most unprofessional businesses I have ever dealt with. I was…read moretold in text messages, by Stephanie, that my husband was approved for a car. Due to the fact that my husband works from 6 am til 6 pm M-Sat and the lot closes at 6:00 pm and is closed on weekends coupled with the sales person not willing to stay past then, I asked if I could come in and do the paperwork for him also via text message. To that I was told yes that was fine. I tell them I have arranged for a ride there and would be on my way as soon as I got my baby ready. Stephanie, replied "ok we will see you then" I get two minutes from there and call to tell her and she gets an attitude and wants to know where I am at bc the process can take a while and once again she isn't staying past closing time at 6. Then she tells me that I can not do the paper work my husband will have to be there. Keep in mind I have already paid someone to bring me and I ask what happened bc she literally said it was ok an hour before. She really gets attitude then saying no she didn't say this. I said yes you did and she tells Me That the last she said to me was that she wasn't staying late. So I say no I have it right here and read it to her. Her response was that if I were gonna argue with her that she would just change the application to denied right then. I explained I wasn't arguing but letting her know what my reasoning was. She met that with saying it was her A.I. who replied telling me it was ok to come on. Then she said her AI was actually a human in FL dealing with a hurricane so that's what happened. Like what? Ok. She said she would be there on Thursday and Friday. So my husband takes off work early on Friday to get there in enough time to do paperwork before closing at 6 and she wasn't there and no one in the office would do the paperwork. Needless to say they had wasted enough of our time and we went else where.

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These people sold me a broken truck, and spent over $9,000 on repairs out of pocket…read more Conroe Autoplex kind of response to complains makes people wonder why would ANYONE want to do business with Brian with a kind of unprofessional response...you might wonder why did I spent $9,000 out of pocket- let me explain it to you 1st of all- They help me get my insurance claim denied because they didn't take pictures of the work they performed on the truck before it was fixed. Why didn't they? I don't know but sounds sketchy to me... so yes, insurance wouldn't pay for Something they didn't see get fixed, so I was stuck between loosing my truck or I had to pay out of Pocket.... They're not trustworthy dealership as they kept making remarks and making fun of "who your boyfriend is" to me as a gay male- it definitely doesn't make ANYONE want to buy from them again. Please, please, please I beg you to not waste your precious time, money, and mental health Ps, they claimed I wrecked my truck, but how come my full coverage insurance wouldn't cover it? They said it was all maintenance issues which they don't cover it...what maintenance does a brand new truck need if I just purchased the truck?!

All comments are after purchase related:…read more 1. Promised mechanic was available if needs arise. When needs arise I was told current sells took importance before my own , and they had no time to get to my needs. 2. My AC worked but the mechanic did not return cabin filters. Cabin clogged. 1300.00 bill to unclog over mechanical laziness during checking the vehicle while putting in the lot. But that is the past , here is the current 3. Oil Filter Sensor went out. I knew I could not take to him. A more professional mechanic identified that not only has this sensor gone out but someone else has been inside here taping the connector to the sensor. The tape melted. It was cheap jerry rigging labor. The sensors each cost 20.00 to 30.00. if the poor mechanic work would take pride in his work the vehicle would last longer and more importantly you would get repeat customers for more cars. I am afraid that does not matter. Sells volume and spitting out shoddy mechanic work is more important to get to the next sell , therefore hidden under the hood of the vehicle is no telling what types of preventable mechanic failure if you go with changing a 30.00 dollar part over just taping it with cheap electrical tape that will melt and not hold over time.

My sales guy is gone but they do make car buying less painful than most. Kudos to my sales girl…read morewho kept her promised and had both my car and paperwork ready. I was in and out within an hour.

So grateful for Clayton he help me get my Bronco Sport 2024... my check engine light came on…read moreThursday morning; I had to go out of town for the upcoming weekend!!! I tried to get an appointment at Plant Ford they could not fit me in until the following Monday! But Gullo Ford got me in and problem fixed by lunchtime! Great crew including the valet check-in guy great personality! Five Stars severs! Oh I forgot the shuttle driver Anthony! Very Professional he's going far in his career! Thank you kindly!

this place is great! they work with you as long as you communicate and they are very understanding…read more i have never had a bad encounter thus far and i have bought 2 vehicles from wooldlake already. they are genuine and easy to work with.

they have trackers on your car but they don't tell you, the lady in the front window is very rude…read moreand doesn't know how to talk to people honestly.

My wife and I purchased a used F-150 from Jerome. His service and personal touch was amazing! Very…read morehappy with our purchase and would recommend anyone needing a new or used car to go see him!

I tried to negotiate a price over the phone with them and they absolutely refused. The elderly…read moresounding woman that answered the phone was extremely rude and nasty. She put me on hold for a long time and then came back with an even worse attitude. Do not buy from here.

We purchased a new Toyota from Gullo in Conroe and it was a great experience. Our sales rep, Colby…read moreAustin, was very helpful and answered all the questions we had and made the entire process go very smoothly. We definitely recommend Gullo Toyota in Conroe.

Didn't go into this place with insanely high expectations, but went in planning to buy and look at…read morethe Camry's they had available. The salesman spent the entire time trying to pressure me into buying a car on the spot, down to making a mocking "You wouldn't buy a car from me even if it was free?" comment. Kept stressing that the car would be gone tomorrow and the other typical manipulation tactics. I expected this going in, but it was insanely blatant. He offered us one rate, we declined, he went and got his manager, and the rate magically got lower. Could not provide us with a clear explanation regarding this either. We ended up going through Carvana and got a much better deal that way.

Omega Motors screwed me over and won't make it right…read more I bought a 2010 Mini Cooper from Victor in November-December 2019 and was so excited. Prior to going to Omega I had bought a mini cooper that was a lemon and was very hesitant to buy another one. The previous place treated me well and gave me a refund. I repeatedly explained to Victor that my biggest concern was that I didn't want to buy a car and a few months later have it crap out on me or need thousands of dollars in repairs. Victor assured me over and over again that they would never sell a car in the kind of shape and I could trust their reputation of selling high quality cars. It turned out to be the exact situation I was afraid of. My car immediately began small warning signs including rough transition shifting, excessive smoking out the exhaust, and once it even randomly died when I was pulling out of my driveway. It was also missing an entire wheel stud on the back left wheel. Most of these issues ceased rather promptly and were not expressing themselves by the time I could get it to my mechanic. Then the oil light began going on and off. It would be on for a few hours then turn off for a day repeatedly. Then check engine. When I checked the oil it was almost empty! I changed the oil and the problem only got worse. The engine fan would continue running for up to 30 minutes after turning the car off as if the engine was overheating. At that point I had my mechanic try to figure out what was going on with the oil. My mechanic called me and said the car is in such terrible shape he didn't even think it was worth working on. He said there was evidence of water or flooding damage, which was not disclosed to me! Among the repairs he said were needed were replacing spark plugs, misfiring cylinders, replacing thermostat housing under the hood, and engine coolant. He quoted me $1,200 before he could even start looking at the oil situation, which could be a huge cost after the already massive needed repairs. I called and texted Victor about this because it was the exact thing he promised he wouldn't do to me. He refused to answer my calls or texts for a week. I drove to the dealership and asked to speak with the general manager. I talked to Billie and showed him my quote on the required repairs, and Billie tried to get out of helping me saying, "I didn't buy a warranty so I can't help you." Yeah. I didn't buy a warranty because your salesman assured me that you sell high quality cars. I bought a car from you in good faith that it would be a good quality vehicle. If something small had come up this soon and it were just a couple hundred dollars to fix, it would be no big deal. But water damage, $1,200 in repairs, and THEN diagnose the oil? You sold me a piece of crap and you need to make it right. Billie, the manager, told me that he would see if his repair guys could cut me a deal and he would get back with me by the end of the day. He never called me back. I called and texted Billie for a solid week before he finally answered. He tried to send me to his repair guys but I told him I don't want to pay for repairs, I already know what the damage is and how much it's going to cost. I just want my money back. He said it's not that big of a deal to repair, you just have to have the right guys. Okay dude, so take the car back and repair it if it isn't a big deal. He tried to get out of that but I pushed harder and he said he would talk it over and get back with me that day about whether or not they could refund my purchase or buy the car back from me. I even told him I would be fine with them buying it back at a prorated sales prices accounting for the mileage I have driven it since I bought it. It's been weeks now. He never called me back. I have been calling and texting non-stop since. He is refusing my calls and ignoring my texts. They screwed me over and refuse to help me, including Billie the manager. I will never buy a car here again, and would caution everyone: STAY AWAY from Omega Motors in Conroe! Snakes without even an ounce of decency. See all pictures attached.

I want to tell you the magic question to ask. If you see an online listing for a car at Omega-…read morebefore you drive out there, ask specifically "is this a salvage title?" If the answer is something mumbled about a "rebuilt title," you have your answer. Adjust your expectations on whether the car is now priced THAT good (salvage titles should usually be reduced by almost 50% in value). The issue is we were about to drive a great distance to see a car here. We explained that we don't live in the area. We repeatedly asked him to tell us about the car. He explained that the rear quarter panel had been replaced, but that was it, and that it was the most insignificant repair. We called several times with any questions we can think of. We explained that we would be taking it to a mechanic to get a general inspection of the car's condition, is there anything he can disclose that we might expect to see. Nothing. So I would say save yourself the time and ask this specific question before you go out to visit. If you do decide to buy a car here, ask to see the title first so that you verify that it is/isn't a salvage title. Too bad some people don't have the courtesy to be a little more up front with the information.

I was able to schedule quick efficient 15k service of my 2014 Telluride that was done professionallyread more

I had a very disappointing experience with Cowboy Kia in Conroe and, unfortunately, I left feeling…read morethat the pricing and communication were far from honest. On the evening of September 8, I inquired about a vehicle advertised by the dealership. I received a response from Katie, a dealership representative, who specifically told me through text that the price of the vehicle was $7,505. Based on that confirmed price, I scheduled an appointment to come see the vehicle the following day. I drove approximately an hour to Conroe specifically because of the price I had been quoted. When I arrived on September 9, I actually got there a little earlier than my scheduled appointment. The salesman who helped me was very nice and professional. He explained that the vehicle had just come in on Monday and had not yet been fully processed, but he allowed us to look at it. My mom and I thoroughly looked over the vehicle and understood that it had some damage and corrections that would need to be addressed. We were still willing to consider purchasing it, and I was prepared to pay cash. When we began discussing the price, we noticed that the price on the dealership's website had suddenly increased from the $7,505 price I had been given the night before to $13,013. I showed the salesman the information I had received and asked to speak with someone because I had written confirmation from the dealership's own representative of the $7,505 price. The entire reason I had driven an hour to Conroe was because of that quoted price. The General Manager came over and explained that the price had been corrected because of expenses associated with fixing the vehicle. He said he just obtained the vehicle yesterday (Tuesday) so it had not been processed. I told him that's funny because the salesman said it came in Monday, the GM said oh well Monday, Tuesday whatever. I understand that a dealership may have expenses and may need to adjust pricing. However, that does not change the fact that I was given a specific price by their representative, made an appointment based on that price, and drove an hour to the dealership relying on that information. The General Manager offered to sell it for $12,000. I explained that I did not want to spend that much, especially after adding tax, title, and license, and I was already there prepared to pay cash. My mom then asked whether the dealership was required to honor the advertised price. The General Manager told us that they were not because the website had a disclaimer stating that errors can occur and customers should verify the information with a representative. Here's the problem: I DID verify the information with a representative. I went back afterward and looked at the disclaimer myself. It says, essentially, that errors can occur and customers should verify information with a customer representative. I did exactly that. I have the text message from the dealership's customer representative confirming the $7,505 price. So what exactly was I supposed to do differently? I am not upset because the dealership wouldn't sell me a vehicle for a price they no longer wanted to honor. I am upset because I relied on a price that was directly confirmed to me by their own representative, drove an hour to the dealership, arrived for my scheduled appointment, and then discovered that the price had increased by more than $5,000. I respect the salesman who helped us; he was kind and professional throughout the experience. Unfortunately, the way the pricing situation was handled by management left a very bad impression. If a customer verifies a price directly with your dealership representative and makes a trip to your dealership based on that confirmation, I believe you should stand behind what your representative told them. I came prepared to purchase a vehicle with cash. Instead, I left feeling that my time and trust were not valued. I would strongly encourage anyone considering purchasing from Cowboy Kia to get everything in writing, save screenshots and text messages, and verify the final price before making a long trip. For me, this experience was enough to take my business elsewhere. Even if I took the car at $12k I don't feel like the dealership would honestly fix all the errors on the vehicle.