San Antonio Auto Sales

SAN ANTONIO, TX

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"The car performed well on our trip. This is where we have always bought our cars and have them serviced here as well. It's a great dealership. "

"I asked if they had ever had a problem with non-factory installed GPS before I bought the car. They said none. I went ahead and bought it and had the GPS installed in it. When I first picked up the car, the GPS was not working. I did not pick up the car. After it was fixed I took the car home and they gave me the wrong books for the automobile itself. It even had a different vin number on it. They told me I had a year's free carwash but they did not honor it. I complained about that and no one would help me. I have since moved on to a different dealership to have my car serviced. I will not use them again. "

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"This dealership charges a mandatory $595.00 for adding a sealant to the paint, protectant to the interior, and free car washes for a year. They also charge a mandatory $95.00 for etching the VIN number onto the vehicle windows. These charges are not something you can opt out of. We were originally given an offer that equaled the MSRP plus the above mandatory charges. When we declined, the salesman came back with a slight discount that equaled the price of the sealant package and VIN number etching, bringing the offer to the MSRP. Nobody pays MSRP!!!! Naturally, we walked out on this "deal"."

"I got a very fair price on my car considering I was trading in a 2006 Dodge Durango. I was several thousand dollars upside down because the escalating price of gas had severely effected trade in values for large SUVs. The negotiations were pretty quick (45 minute) and I felt that I got a very fair deal; however the rest of the process took 4 hours. The dealership was not overly busy so I feel this was too long to be waiting."

"The sales people were great and treated me fair. I knew what I wanted and they had exactly the car I wanted. They were easy to work with and their service department is very good."

"There were a lot of problems with the body work, trim, and the electrical systems. It took several visits to get it right. I also had a hard time getting them to return my phone calls."

"We bring the car in for work, they are usually right on with the estimate. They are friendly and courteous, and the car is usually ready when they say it is going to be ready."

"I attempted to purchase a new truck from

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. After about a week and a half of negotiating, we came to an agreement and an offer was made and accepted by myself. We started the paperwork process and were not able to complete it due to my wife not being able to get there to sign the documents. We agreed to complete the deal the following day. The salesman said he would call me at 9:00 AM in the morning to arrange for a time to complete the process, and if he didn't call me, just to come in in the evening to wrap things up. I never received a phone call, so I arrived in the evening with my wife and was told my salesman was "unavailable." Another salesman pieced together the process and right when my wife was about sign and complete the process, a sales manager showed up and informed me my salesman made an erroneous offer and the "real" offer should be approx $4K more. The sales manager informed me there was nothing he could do, "his hands were tied," and I had to take the offer or leave it. I'm sure there was nothing illegal about the way the attempted purchase ended, but it sure isn't a very professional way to conduct business in my opinion."

"When I arrived, I asked for the car and was told it had been sold, and was immediately shown to other more expensive cars. What they had left was overpriced, and in need of work to bring to good condition. I was actually told "here's another Camry, it's a year newer with a few MORE miles and it's only one thousand more." When the salesman felt I was starting to want out he brought in his closer, the manager. Together they tried to get me into a car that was over two thousand dollars outside of my range and also plagued with serious transmission issues. At this information they backed down and I made my exit. The original car I wanted stayed on the internet as in stock for two weeks before I called the BBB to file a complaint of bait and switch tactics."

"I contacted

again to help us find a new vehicle for our business. I have used him for 2 prior vehicle purchases and knew he would be able to find us exactly what we were looking for. He found us a new truck almost immediately with no hassle or headache - and at a great price. We didn't have to deal with the "salespeople" at the dealerships or anything else. He makes it too easy! As long as they know you're with

they just leave you alone. It's great! There's nothing worse than being attacked when you open your door at

lot. And we paid

fee of 2% of the purchase price - a great deal considering that the manager at

lot told us that we would have paid several thousand more if we hadn't gone through

! I would highly recommend calling

first before you even set foot on a lot! (He even did an appraisal of my last vehicle after it had been repaired after an accident so I could send it to the insurance company for diminished value.)"

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