I felt like they were great. The sales guy H was very knowledgeable and felt like they were honest…read moreand helpful. everything went smoothly

Bought used 2024 Range Rover evoque and the dealer stated it's not responsible for items listed in…read moretheir own online description of vehicle that are missing. I'm very tempted to drive over there and return the vehicle. I'm sharing this poor experience with everyone in the community! Don't waste your time with this dealership. Updated 4/9/26 the general manager and sale person (Destiny) have been absolutely fabulous at making this right! They ordered and installed this missing items! I'm so very happy with my Range Rover Evoque and would come back to Audi Plano for future purchases along with referring anyone in the market for a different vehicle.

Service completed early! Great experience at Ewing subaru, and less expensive than a local…read morecompetitor.

Staff has been consistently helpful, very nice facility, right amount of wait time. Convenient…read morelocation.

I found this used Toyota Tundra for sell here and showed up at the dealership. I was immediately…read moregreeted by Robert Frauens. He showed me the car and went into great detail about all the features the car offered. With it being used he also disclosed small cosmetic defects from the get go. After test driving, Robert fought hard to get the finance department to get the monthly payments down to where I wanted it. If you are looking at a Toyota at this dealership make sure to talk to Robert Frauens!

Toyota Financial Services SUCKS! I've bought or leased Toyotas exclusively since 1980, when I…read morebought my first pickup truck while in the NAVY. I switched to leasing around 2010. I now lease a Prius Prime, and while I love this car, dealing with TFS has recently become a nightmare. The problem started a few months ago when I began receiving letters, emails and calls from TFS about missed payments even though I pay my bill monthly with autopay. I called and discovered TFS was erroneously applying my current payments to my previously leased RAV4 that I returned to the Toyota dealership when I leased my new Prius Prime. I thought the matter was resolved--but TFS' letters, emails and calls continued. Then on April 27th, I got another "collections" call. Annoyed, I stopped the conversation and asked the agent to verify my payment history, and to check if my payments were correctly being applied to my current car vs my old car. She heard me out and took the time to verify my payments were still being applied to the RAV4. She had me hold, and took the initiative to escalate to management to fix TFS' internal problem, and then suggested checking with my bank to verify the correct account # is referenced in my auto-payment. While I'm waiting to hear from my bank, I want to be clear, this agent was terrific, and I'm quite confident she correctly communicated to management my payments must be applied to my Prius Prime. Apparently management dropped the ball a second time, because since Monday (four days ago!) I've received four TFS calls regarding missed payments. Why am I still getting these calls? Has TFS' Accounts Receivable dept. told collections to stop bothering me? Or do they not know how to stop auto-letters, emails and calls once they know they've made a mistake? Is this a back office internal collaboration problem? Do I need to worry about hits to my credit rating? What is going on with TFS? This is no way to treat any customer, much less one who has done business with Toyota for 46 years.

I purchased a certified used car from Park Place Lexus in Plano, Texas. The experience was amazing…read more It was quick and easy. Our salesman Michael Snyder was wonderful to work with and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend asking for him!!

Extraordinary kindness and professionalism After a tire…read moreblowout on the highway, I pulled into the Park Place Lexus parking lot for safety--even though I don't drive a Lexus. What could have been a very stressful situation was completely transformed by the people here. Chris, the General Manager, personally came out to check on me and make sure I was okay, then drove me himself to the main lobby so I could use the restroom and get out of the cold. The team even offered to change my tire, but I declined only because I already had a USAA tow truck on the way. As I was heading back, Dean kindly helped me get a coffee and made sure I was comfortable before returning to my car. During that time, Kay, one of the service technicians, stood by my car in the cold to watch it in case the tow truck arrived while I was away. I was not a customer and wasn't driving their brand, yet every person treated me with dignity, patience, and genuine care. No pressure, no sales pitch--just people helping another person when they needed it most. Thank you, Chris, Dean, and Kay, for turning a frightening moment into a powerful example of what true hospitality and professionalism look like.

Had the pleasure of working with Kameron at autos of Dallas. Kameron made everything smooth and…read moretruly listened to the concerns we had. Kameron made this my best dealership experience I've ever had by FAR! If you want the best price AND experience possible come down to autos of Dallas and ask do Kameron!

Chassity was the most frustrating salesperson I have ever dealt with. Throughout the process, she…read morerepeatedly ignored texts and failed to communicate for days at a time. Also, her grammar was god awful and couldn't spell certain words right. This was just a warning of the terrible experience I was about to go through. The only time I could get a response was after requesting multiple times to be transferred to a different salesperson. After weeks of poor communication, I finally decided to stop wasting time and drive from Austin to Dallas in person. I arrived fully prepared to purchase the vehicle that day. I wasn't negotiating the advertised price, wasn't asking for discounts, and was ready to drive the car off the lot. In other words, this should have been one of the easiest sales imaginable. Unfortunately, the experience only got worse when I arrived. The dealership felt chaotic and disorganized from the moment I walked in. The showroom was crowded, messy, and far from what you would expect from a dealership selling luxury vehicles. There were visible scratches and damage throughout the facility, and even basic details seemed neglected. To make matters worse, despite my repeated requests to work with someone else, Chassity immediately approached me and brought me back to her desk. When it came time to discuss numbers, the real issue surfaced. The advertised price on the third-party website was not the actual price they intended to sell the vehicle for. They had added roughly $3,000 in "optional" products and services, including a theft protection package. I told them plainly: remove the optional package, and I would buy the car immediately. That's when I received one of the most absurd explanations I've ever heard in a car-buying experience. I was told the package was "optional," but not in the sense that it could be removed. Instead, it was "optional" because I could choose to pay even more money to upgrade it. In other words, the package was mandatory, despite being presented as optional. At that point, it became clear that the advertised price was little more than bait to get customers in the door before adding thousands of dollars in mandatory extras. Between the lack of communication, the disregard for my requests, the chaotic dealership environment, and the misleading pricing tactics, this was easily the worst car-buying experience I have ever had.

THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME if you want to sell your car for a good price without getting the run…read morearound. Long story short I found a car at a different dealership that was hard to find, they were a bit stiff and offered me below value what KBB said I could get for my great condition low mileage car with premium package. The dealer where I was getting the car I wanted (I'll just say it - Audi Plano!?#$% Avoid them at all costs if you want a FAIR deal) they offered me a RIDICULOUSLY below average amount - what KBB suggested. I walked out frustrated and tired physically and mentally. Thank God I noticed Carmax nearby and thought Why Not? I walked in, there was very much a dmv feel to it Lots of people, sitting everywhere, lot's of traffic in and out. There was a monitor with peoples names/appointment times at the front desk. I thought, wow how am I going to get an appraisal on a weekend with all these people? When it was my turn the guy was very nice and said no problem, we can do that for you and he re-directed me to the business window which was nearby. I was still skeptical and cranky given what I had been through at another dealership. Business desk had a lot going on too, but they seemed to be in good spirits with each other and the people who approached them! Complete opposite from previous dealer. I was greeted by Micah (sp?) who was seemed relaxed despite the busyness, she told me how appraisals worked in a matter of fact way, when I hesitantly asked how long all this would take, she quickly said it should be no more than 30 mins with a confident smile. I was still skeptical but refused to give away my car for the measly amount the other dealer offered me. Well, I went to the bathroom, people watched and yeah about 30 mins later, she came back with my appraisal quote! way more than MORE than what the stingy dealer down the street was offering me and ABOVE KBB !! If I didn't want the other car so bad at A/P, I would've gladly told them to touch grass! But unfortunately they had what I needed. I would have felt much better to have bought from Carmax, everyone I encountered there was friendly, professional and got things done in a great amount of time! I want to thank Micah again for being so patient with me and explaining things while I was under great personal stress and timelines as well (death in the family, trade in car papers expiring etc). I sold my beloved car to Carmax in Plano, had a GREAT experience from beginning to end and wanted to let them know I appreciate them being a positive part in such a stressful weekend for me. Thanks again!!!! (SH)

Waited for over 30 minutes after being checked in to be attended to. Was ready to buy a car that…read moreday but definitely not from here now. Disappointing that I was checked in for an appointment and was not attended to for over 30 minutes.

I purchased a 2017 Acura NSX on March 5th, 2023, from Enzo at Dallas Auto Exchange. Enzo helped me…read morebuy the car site unseen. I asked for photos and written verification of the cars condition. I asked him if we could get an inspection from the dealer also. Enzo delivered on everything. He even connected me to the owner, putting the car on consignment. I received the car in California exactly as described. Update: I had some small damage after the car was serviced at a dealer. Enzo helped me provide important evidence to resolve the issue.

Unprofessional and shady business when having a conversation about a car (High End). His use of…read morelanguage and how he articulated his frustration over disagreement about the car was rude and unprofessional. The rudeness started once I brought facts about the quality and integrity of the car. (How the car was traded several times, factory warranty questions, etc). All this was through text and even one phone call. Actually the call was like talking to child throwing a tantrum. I would not recommend this dealer and their cars, and if you are really considering to buy, please do your homework about the history of their cars.

Alex and crew are thorough in helping diagnose issues and expedient with repairs and maintaining…read moreour 1984 Mercedes SL500.

I have used Auto Hans for all my Jaguars and Audis. just had my 21 A8L V8 serviced. Now that the…read morecar is out of manufactures warranty , back to Auto Hans. new coils and plugs. great service reasonable price.