Dr eww am dy! Best day ever beautiful cars and just amazing!! We q photo sheet coming up. I can't wait to see how all that comes out. It's gonna be amazing. read more

Super place to buy your classic car.I bought a super nice truck. Staff very professional and no high presure. Truck is great. read more

A&E Classic Cars - Car Dealers Near Me - New Braunfels, Texas

A great place to find a classic old car. If you're looking for a vintage Mustang, they have several. And their showroom was spotless! read more

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I can not say enough about A&E Classic Cars. I bought a 1967 Camaro RS from them a couple years ago. The put the car on the rack so I could look under the car and see the true shape of the car. When I scheduled to come pick the car up, they told me to wait an extra day. The owner had driven the car, and noticed that the power steering pump was making a little noise. He said it may not be a big deal, but they replaced the pump for me AT NO COST. Great service and awesome support. I took the car back to them a year later to install Vintage AC in the car. They did a perfect install, even cutting the metal dash to accommodate the chrome vents. They even sponsored my car club's annual car show. I will buy my next classic car from them, and I highly recommend them to all my friends. read more

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Very nice selection of vehicles. I noticed several complaints about customer service, and I have bought a car here. They are a lean staff organization that manage all the aspects of the business. I liked the fact there was no pressure to buy and a salesman circling around me while I looked. Once I was ready to buy the salesman that asked if I needed help was engaged and he answered my questions. He asked if I would like to test it out and we took it around the backroads without any issues. We discussed final price and an issue I noticed with the wipers to be addressed and then we closed the deal. These vehicles are quality and priced accordingly. You have to know what you are getting into with old cars. They are classics...mine is 65 years old and it runs better than my 2017 truck with 50k on the odometer read more

After years of peeking on their website and dreaming, I finally got to stop in and sho nuff got the same "stiffy"!!! Beautiful cars!!! Very clean shop & cool staff!!! They didnt have a 71 Chevelle on display(my #1 dreamcar for the moment) but had others to satisfy the primal muscle car senses. No more new fangled sissy cars for me my friends, since Ive rid myself of my 06 G35 Coupe, I have turned my head from all the sensors, bells & whistles...yea f all that!!! I dont want a damn thing electronic..just all manual & all engine!!! And it shall be soon!!! read more

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I have read several negative reviews, and don't agree. I have purchased 3 cars from A&E and have never had one misrepresented. 2 of which I never even test drove. I have been buying and selling and restoring cars since 1984. and know pleasing a first time classic buyer can be challenging ! A 50 year old car ,no matter what has been done, is not the same as your late model grocery getter. I know that the folks at A& E work very hard to source high quality collector cars and run through their shop prior to delivery, most other classic dealers don't have shops or in some cases even a tool box. These classic cars are also very unforgiving .about not being driven and properly maintained. As far as seeming unfriendly ,I have never experienced that ,but do understand ,many people have come to think of classic showrooms as a museum of sorts ,a way to kill time while the wife shops and so on. Making distinguishing a potential buyer from a museum guest difficult. Lastly to cover complaints about pricing, Those cars you see on TV average 150,000 to 200.000 to build ,there is no better example of the phrase you get what you pay for !! when I add a car to my collection .I average about 3000.00 in new parts and about 100 hours before I am happy ,and I do my own work . The cars that I bought from A&E needed nothing mechanically. read more

Not only was the customer service horrible, but they also put their toilet paper coming from underneath the roll. read more

A&E Classic Cars - Car Dealers Near Me - New Braunfels, Texas

I thought it was my responsibility to warn other young successful individuals like myself about A & E Classic Cars. I've been looking online at this place for quite awhile and finally found a car that was to my liking. I drove all the way from Leander today to go test drive a Chevelle. After 30 minutes of no one approaching I headed to the office where I was not greeted, but more of a "What do you want, you're interrupting my day time TV sit on my butt time." Attitude. I expressed interest in the Chevelle I spotted online which just happened to be ready to go by the nearest open garage exit. The man immediately denied the request and profiled me because of my age and said "All you want to do was take it for a joyride." and that I was not a serious customer. The sad part was that I had brought 3k cash to put down on a vehicle. So I stood in silence for a good 30 seconds trying to give the man the benefit of the doubt and to reconsider his thought process. But he continued to speak negatively about how "I get people like you all the time coming in here wanting to drive a cars, blah blah blah. So because of the very poor customer service I experienced I apparently wasted my gas and time. I'm all about supporting local even it means overpriced items. This was the closest Classic Car Dealership that had the specific car I wanted however, I've found some of these classic cars in the same condition for half the price else where. I will not be returning to A & E Classic Cars and caution anyone else who is considering visiting. read more

Despite what AE Classic may claim, they are less than "up front" when they describe the vehicle. What appears good on the inside is not always what you encounter when it comes to"Mechanical Defects". The 66 Mustang looked good but her is a partial list of mechanical and costly defects not disclosed: 1. The 66 Mustang sat for a very long time( we're talking years) on an exposed lot of a small dealer in Missouri. I knew the dealer before he went out of business and NONE of his inventory would be considered road worthy. 2. Suspension (front and rear) had to be redone 3. Rear Axle and 3rd Member had to be replaced/ slop in pinion gear and bad bearings. 4. Cooling system leaked on deliver to me / fan damage to radiator 5. Front and rear brakes so bad, the car would not stop when unloaded at delivery. Broken rear leaf spring. 6. Engine compression test provided to me was bogus as evidenced by a retest here by a reputable Mustang Dealer. The engine is a "doner engine" from a 67 Mustang, very high mileage obviously because it now has to be replaced due to cam lob/lifter and valve train failure. Two(2) cylinders showed a variance of 30 lbs pressure indicating valve failure plus the oil pressure pump was coated with gunk preventing oil from being pumped to the rocker/lifters and the Timing Chain was so loose it was hitting the side of the cover. Were these items detectable by the seller? Not if they were blind. Beware....because the trend is to throw a presentable paint job on a car, place it under good lighting and make it appear it is a real gem. Never again will I trust a Class Car Dealer to tell the truth. . read more

I read some of the negative reviews and must say I couldn't disagree more. Just recently bought my second car here and everything went fantastic. I had called ahead and told them what I was interested in and when I arrived they were sitting there ready to go. Test drove and inspected them, had all questions answered and proceeded to make what I feel was a very fair deal for both of us. Little hiccup with delivery, not really their fault, but all was handled professionally with communication and no further problems. No, these folks don't run and meet you at the curb and try to push anything and everything to make a sale. I personally don't like that. But if your interested in a vehicle and treat them with respect and ask questions, they are more than friendly and willing to help. I think some folks don't understand these are classic cars, they are NOT new! There are going to be imperfections of various types and it is on you the buyer to inspect and negotiate based on that. Love this place and think everyone I met there is GREAT! Thanks and keep up the good work. PS. Love my "new" 71 Chevelle!!!!!!! read more

First time there and no service till we started to touch some of the vehicles... it took that much to get can I help you .. the customers were more friendly than the staff.. sad been in sales my entire life .. first time I've ever seen this sales technique.. two stars only because a couple of the cars were nice . The rest over priced and rude staff read more

I agree with the raters below regarding the poor customer service. This weekend we bought one of their vehicles despite the salesman's etiquette. It is my husband's dream car. 1.They would not let us test drive it because it was raining. Ok, 2. We asked to negotiate a price which ended up being equal to TT&L. Ok 3. They don't have in house financing, they wouldn't take credit, debit or check. Ok 4.They gave us a card to call a person they refer people to for financing. Now, you'd think they'd sit down and do the foot work with you because they want to sell the vehicle, right. After bringing it to the young man's attention he said he called but no one was in. He admitted others were looking at the car but had to sell their present car. My response to him after experiencing such difficulty was that he just didn't want to sell it to us. I hope his reasoning was that he thought we couldn't afford it versus our manner of dress and skin color. Rather than haggle any more we told them we had cash to pay. 5. They gave us some directions to go to Walmart for a certified check. We asked if Walmart would issue a check for the amt of purchase knowing they would not. 6. They then recommended Security Federal for financing. Ok. Drove there only to find I would have to wait for approval on Monday. Luckily Security Federal, being the professionals they are recommended I go to my bank, SACU which was a short distance away. I obtained the certified check and brought it back to them one hour later. Oh, things changed then. The salesman asked what we did for a living, possibly wondering how we came up with the cash without financing. They were very cordial completing the transaction but I will not deal with them again. I'd rather make a trip to California to p/u another classic before I give them my business again. read more

I looked at a car that they had for sale and thought that I had found what looked like a solid car. I spoke with two employees concerning the car and was told it was a "keeper" and that it had received a professional level restoration but wasnt told that the restore was 20 years old and rust spots on the body that had crudely been painted over, this was on a car priced at $56k. This car needed another $20-30k in work, almost unbelievable. This was my first taste buying from a classic car consigner and my last, bought a 2017 GT350 instead, be careful and have the car inspected, if that goes well then travel yourself to see it in person, its the only way to make certain you are getting a solid car. Just because a classic is priced expensive dont assume you are getting what you paid for, every car looks good in photos...... read more

Don't go here...customer service sucks...they treat you like you can't afford their way over priced cars...they mark up by 30 % easily...been in twice and could not even get time of day...and I could buy at least 3 of their vehicles at 75k a piece... read more

Enjoy coming here on a monthly basis to see the new cars they get. Haven't yet saved up the funds to purchase myself a classic car. However their staff lets customers swing by to enjoy the classic car atmosphere and bring back memories. The staff isn't suit and tie trying to push cars on people to make a sale, to which is nice if you just want to see some cool classics with the family. Love reminiscing my old days in a '69 Camaro. read more

I got a really bad deal from this dealership! I bought a 1968 Camaro several months ago, and I regret having done this. I thought this was a reputable place to deal with reading all the favorable reviews that was posted. So I decided to take a chance and made a deal for this car. It looked clean according to the photos that they provided and after speaking to the salesman, I was convinced that this was the car for me. My mistake was I did not travel to Texas to take a more detailed look at the car and most importantly, test drive the car. I live in California. So, I took delivery of the car and when the driver of the transport started the car, I noticed blue smoke from the exhaust, but thought nothing of it at the time. The following day, I took it to a local car show and my friend who was following me told me that the car was smoking excessively. It was like a combination of white and grey and blue smoke. So I took a closer look and tried to locate the problem. I had an idea that checking/adjusting the timing, adjusting the air/fuel mixture, changing the oil, replacing the spark plugs wouldn't improve the problem, but I had to eliminate that. I was right, it was still smoking. (I even readjusted the valves--it came with solid lifters.) My only conclusion was that the piston rings were bad, more so on the passenger side of the engine. I didn't know what I was going to do since I was tapped out on cash. So, I didn't touch the car for months and just left it sitting. I corresponded with the dealership and sent them several emails describing the problem, but they denied that there was ever a problem with the engine. On top of that, the right rear brake was locking up but that was the least of my problems. I asked for a little help with the engine, but the correspondence came to a halt. No word from them anymore. I understood that there was no warranty on the car, but they sold me a car that was defective to begin with. So, I gotta eat it. I spent good money for this POS, by the way. Right now, I'm in the process of removing the engine and thinking of replacing it with a crate motor. It'll be awhile before the car is up and running again, but at least somethings being done. If you're planning to buy long distance, don't do what I did, especially with this dealership because they will take advantage of you. By the way, the stock number of the car is 1081. read more

Before you buy look over the vehicle very carefully or hire a classic car inspector. The vehicle I bought has electrical problems, a brake system leak, bad carb and had to remove and flush gas tank. Wonder what else I will find when I can drive it. Sent emails and no reply. Buyer beware! read more

Through and through every time I visit I feel welcomed and of course, overwhelmed by the amount of cars they have in their showroom! The beautiful cars they sell there fetch a pretty penny but much like anything else you get what you put into it. They are a small business that keeps asking for people to come back even if it is just to walk around and look at the cars. They have a no pressure sales team that answers questions and listens to my old man stories! HA! I would highly recommend if you are in the market for a classic car to go see these guys first! The owner of the building actually owns most of the inventory and buys the vehicles usually 80-90% complete and brings them in to add his own touches to the vehicles. They also do outside paint and body for classic and newer model vehicles! How crazy is it that there are few places you can go to see this inventory for free!?!? Not too many places that is for sure. read more