The dealership is called Texana Toyota now. My son…read morepurchased a vehicle from this dealership. Samuel, our salesperson, was great--helpful and professional. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end. We came in with a pre-approval letter from our bank, expecting a simple process. Instead, a manager (didn't catch his name) insisted on using their "indirect" method and told us it would be a lot smoother because they would handle all the paperwork. That statement was completely false. The process took three hours just to finalize paperwork, and we were then forced to leave, drive to our bank for the down payment, and come back the next day to finish the deal. This back-and-forth was entirely unnecessary. Had the buyer's order been processed the way both my bank and I requested, everything could have been completed online in one visit. This was the worst car-buying experience I've had and a complete waste of time. I will not be returning to this dealership and would not recommend it to anyone.

One of the best! I've been a buyer for 25+ years. I've bought multiple new and pre-owned Toyota and…read moreother makes throughout the years. This has to be hands down the best and smoothest experiences I've ever had. Thank you Cecil Toyota.

I purchased a 2026 Colorado from Granger Chevrolet. It was a WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE. 100% total…read moretransparency, fast, friendly. I was reffered by a friend, and I also will be telling everyone about how good they really are. I felt like I was at a family reunion. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM.

Horrible buying experience, took half a day to make the deal happen. They were made aware of minor…read moreproblems with the vehicle upon purchase that they agreed to fix. After purchasing We tried to setup an appointment for repairs and no one seemed to care or could give us any information. The "repairs" they made were just bandaids. Most recent visit was just to go in and sign a piece of paper and they made me wait well over an hour after I told them I would be there, just to take 30 seconds to sign after I demanded to see someone. At least 10 employees walking around doing nothing but discussing how they were going to screw over the next customer.