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    4 years ago

    They got very nice trucks, cars, suv's and many more nice vehicles. Very helpful people.

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    Cross Pointe Auto

    Cross Pointe Auto

    (10 reviews)

    This is vehicle #6 from Cross Pointe & we've had nothing but great experiences with this crew. The…read moreguys are always very friendly & helpful, they've gone out of their way to make things work for us. We will be back when we're looking for our next vehicle.

    So I bought a used car from Cross Pointe a little over a year ago. I spent 15,000 in cash for what…read moreI thought was a well-priced used car, with the only issues being a damaged console and a minor oil leak. However, when I went to pick it up, we discovered a rattle, which they told me they would pay to repair and sent me to a Kwik-I-Car. I was there all of ten minutes before the mechanic told me they couldn't do anything about it. The rattle was still there when i took the car to the dealership to get the oil leak fixed, and they told me they would get that fixed as well, no charge. So I sat for three-four days without a car, but thought it was fine. Then a check engine light came on. Que about a week of no car as they fixed all these issues. Then I went to pick it up, and Wallace the sales rep tried to refill the windshield cleaning fluid, only to discover the reservoir was badly damaged. So I have to get that fixed. I thought that was the end of it until today, when i tried to get my car inspected, only to discover that the horn had no wires connecting it to the steering wheel. I literally have been driving a car that is legally unable to pass inspection. I don't know if these guys just don't use good mechanics or are intentionally ignoring things, but being told "it's not like we haven't put any money into it" when i spent 15,000 of my own money doesn't feel great.

    Street Volkswagen of Amarillo

    Street Volkswagen of Amarillo

    (27 reviews)

    The folks at Street VW go above and beyond with amazing service, second-to-none kindness, and…read moreincredible follow-through (and follow-up). I was in quite a predicament when I totaled my car 22 hours from home in the middle of the mountains in winter. I had a Jetta TDI, which I planned to keep forever, particularly now that they are off the market. Alas, I found myself living at a motel in Wyoming (Austin is home) for two weeks, navigating the insurance debacle and trying to find a new TDI remotely. (I'm a VW loyalist and given how much I roadtrip, a diesel is a necessity.) This proved no easy task, until I met James O'Neill. He had the exact car I was looking for and made committing to buying a car in TX (from Wyoming) a breeze (which isn't something that can be said lightly). He managed all the financing, negotiating, and details until I could get to Amarillo, which was weeks later. When I arrived after 8 p.m. on a Saturday night (after getting caught in a snowstorm in Colorado), the team waited for me so I could finally get in my own car and transfer all my belongings from the rental and get on the road just in time to make it to Austin for Christmas. I'd honestly expected to have to get a motel in town and wait till Monday given my arrival time; so sticking around late on a Saturday was the icing on the cake. Until they offered to return my rental car to Enterprise for me on top of that. I left in happy tears. The team has checked in with me multiple times since, just to make sure all is well given the unusual circumstances of the situation. And I couldn't be more grateful for all the meticulous care and effort they put into turning my nightmare into a dream. I've never experienced this level of customer service anywhere. As I mentioned before, I'm a VW loyalist; but now? I'm a Street VW loyalist, and would happily drive out of my way to purchase from these fellas again.

    Our car died in Amarillo while we were driving home to Austin from Colorado. We had it towed to…read moreStreet Volkswagen and were initially grateful that they were open and able to see us. Everyone was friendly, and we were told the car needed a new battery. Although we paid dealership pricing, including roughly $300 for what was described as battery "programming," we were relieved to be back on the road. Two hours later, the car died again in the middle of the Texas Panhandle. After we made it home, our local repair shop found six indicators related to the EVAP system. More than a week and another $1,000 in repairs later, the car is running properly. Our local mechanic also told us that the battery Street Volkswagen sold us was not needed. The failed diagnosis was frustrating, but the reason for this review is how Street responded afterward. I called three times, sent a text, and tried the online chat to discuss what happened. I received no meaningful response. Street Volkswagen was friendly and attentive while taking our money. But the true measure of a business is how it responds when something goes wrong, and Street failed that test. I would caution Volkswagen owners in the Amarillo area to think twice before relying on Street for service. If it is your only dealership option, have another trusted mechanic in mind.

    California Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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