I've dealt with lots of used car dealerships and my experience here was much better compared to…read moreother dealers (but still far from perfect). I note lots of negative reviews, so your mileage may vary. PROS: * Car was priced fairly. I did extensive market research and some extra math (algebra + linear regression) and they didn't overcharge what the car was worth. * They held the car for us. We negotiated remotely from Austin and it was a couple days before we could get to San Antonio to sign the papers and pick up, but they held the car for us (removed it from inventory and took it off the websites). Other dealers told us straight up that they'd sell to anyone who walked in the door. So this is a pretty significant difference. * They curiously didn't detail the car before taking pictures or prior to inspection, but *after* we decided to buy it, *then* they detailed it. There was nothing in it for them at that point since we were gonna buy anyway, but they ate the cost in order to give us a nicer vehicle. * Staffer came through the waiting area offering customers free Valentine's Day candy. A nice touch. * Not lots of B.S. fees tacked on at the end, at least on our vehicle (but that could be because I negotiated on the out-the-door price, not the sales price). * Dealer never lied to me. Many dealers I've dealt with do. The dealer I was at before this one, both the salesperson and two managers told me they were losing money at the price I negotiated with them. Come on. * I declined the extended warranty, closer asked what price would make it worth it to me, I calculated a fair price and then told him it wasn't worth saying because there's no way he'd accept a price that low, he insisted I say, so I gave him, and he made it work. (I'm intentionally not saying what it was; that wouldn't be fair to the dealer.) CONS: * I think our salesperson didn't know what an Origination Fee is on a loan. I asked him what it was and he said $225, which is the Dealer Doc Fee. Had to go to a manager to get the answer (which was; no Origination Fee). * Since we were driving in from Austin, I wanted to get the No Origination Fee in writing before we made the trip to San Antonio, so I asked for a copy of the loan agreement, but the manager said he couldn't send it until it's signed. So I asked for a copy of a blank agreement, but he wouldn't send that either. After some wrangling he finally agreed to just email me the words "No origination fee on the dealer-financed loan." Close enough, but took some effort to get this confirmation. * The Buyer's Order on the closing screen had a line item for "Sales Tax" which was higher than the actual sales tax. I quickly figured that they had added the $50 Vehicle Inventory Tax to the Sales Tax amount, but they didn't identify it that way. That is straight up illegal. The Vehicle Inventory Tax is owed by the dealer, and not by the customer. If the dealer wants to pass their own expense along to the customer that's one thing, but they can't hide that charge inside Sales Tax and call it Sales Tax when it's not. NOTE: Another reviewer was mad b/c McCombs ran his credit through several banks, each of which resulted in a hard pull on his credit report. It's not widely known, but multiple pulls for an auto loan within a 14-day period count as just one pull. All the individual pulls are *listed*, but they're all *scored together* as just one pull.

Awful car buying experience, McCombs Ford West was unprofessional, disorganized, and misleading. We…read moredrive in from almost 2 hours away for an appointment to purchase a vehicle, and the vehicle wasn't even at the dealership, as promised. Shady as all get out. I would recommend taking your business elsewhere.

coming to ingram park nissan was the best decision i've made getting my brand new car! lloyd with…read moresummit marketing & julie were very helpful on helping me choose my car, paperwork & making the whole experience smooth sailing. if you come to ingram park Nissan, please ask for lloyd & julie! they will take the stress away & making everything easy as 123! now, i have a brand new 2026 nissan rogue to take home!

I scheduled an appointment for an oil change. I arrived on time but after waiting for…read moreapproximately 10-15 minutes for a simple acknowledgment from anyone from the service department I drove away I could understand if they were busy but it was unacceptable to see 3 service advisors kicking back in an office while I was in the driveway waiting for assistance This is not the first time I had a problem with service advisors but the only reason I returned was because I was foolish to purchase an oil change plan from the service department. I plan to take the loss and do my oil changes somewhere else. I always believed that customer service is and should be the most important trait for any business however this is not the case at this dealership A simple acknowledgment would have been enough for me to feel like my business mattered but to simply blow me off was utterly disrespectful I hope this issue could be resolved because customer service is a lost trait for your dealership

I didn't ever buy a vehicle from these people because they sold it out from under me. I contacted a…read moresalesman named Fred early in the morning about a truck advertised the day before. Fred gives the vin that morning so I can spend money doing a Carfax report, which I did. Then he asks me to wait a few minutes while he finishes up with a customer. 5 hours later, I reminded Fred not to forget about me, which clearly he already did. About 30 minutes later, another salesman calls me about the truck at 3:30 in the afternoon. I was a six drive away and would have left home and gotten there the same day had Fred taken care of me like he should have. Fred even says in the add, "call or text me". I talked to the other salesman about the truck and told him I would be there in the morning when the dealership opened to test drive the truck and buy it. I was called by the salesman a couple of hours later at 7:30pm to inform me that yet another salesman has just sold the truck. Why advertise and tell potential long distance customers to "call or text me"????? I will never look at a Red McCombs car dealership or purchase anything from them. Completely unprofessional in customer satisfaction.

Mr. Diaz and his staff worked with me, and my challenging credit issues. I felt like family.read more

They had a promotion going on that stated, "$500 down and a job will get you in a car!"…read more I asked to be placed in a car that I know is my budget and they did a bate and switch ran my credit for a 38k suv and stated they couldn't help me not unless I had a co-signer.... If your in need of a car don't go here not unless you have like 10k saved and if your starting over with savings and life hit you hard definitely don't go here they will add fuel to the fire and watch you and your credit burn!!! However the sales guy I worked with outside of the paperwork he was very cool!

My girl seen a car on Facebook and it was in her price range. Went in see the car at $24k. The sale…read moreguy spoke to his manager and the manager up sale the price to $38k for a used Toyota Tacoma truck. FYI. A brand new Toyota Tacoma truck is at $33k. Unknowledgeable people! Will not recommend this place!

Andrew Cantu, Ali Tanari and Jenny all were awesome in their customer service. They were all…read moreconsiderate of my time to make a baseball tournament. Very professional great group of folks. Go get your Toyota from Andrew Cantu and Ali Tanari.

My experience with Cavender Toyota on my latest purchase was good overall. The bottom line is that…read moreI am very happy with the car that I purchased and feel like I got a competitive rate, especially considering some of the incentives in their pre-owned program. There were a couple of bumps in the process that I consider typical when purchasing a car at a traditional dealership. I initially set my appointment up with Francisco Berrios. After learning that I was interested in looking at pre-owned cars, he turned me over to Zach Drysdale, who was more familiar with the pre-owned inventory. Zach was the salesman who handled the primary points of the sales process. He did a good job of listening to the features that I was looking for in my purchase and helped guide me to some of their options including some special incentives on new cars that he thought I should consider. I still leaned toward pre-owned. The dealership had given me a nice, competitive offer on my used Camry and I had a specific price point in mind that I communicated. I was primarily interested in staying with a Camry model, but was interested in looking at a hybrid model. I was somewhat hesitant, but Zach was able to give me some data and personal testimony that eased my mind. After test-driving a couple of cars we sat down to discuss the price. I made an offer and, as is typical, he went to get an okay. We had settled on an amount, but Zach said that the offer could be applied to a different car than the one that I drove, although it was the same year and model, and seemed to be almost identical except for the color. I never did understand why the deal worked with that car instead of the car that I had driven. It didn't appear to be significantly different in any aspect and I actually liked the color better. Zach didn't seem to know of any other feature differences either. But this and the next steps were a bit confusing and could have made me step away from the deal. Part of the issue was due to my schedule. I had to put the deal on hold because I had a commitment, and I explained that I would be able to come back the following day. Francisco had returned and another gentleman who I assume was an upper manager who gives the final okay in settling on the deal came to speak to me. He made an offer $100 above what I had tentatively signed for-- and thought the deal was for. This was quite confusing because I had thought the price had already been established. He put a little pressure on me to stay and finish the deal. I explained clearly that I was simply out of time and could not finish the process that afternoon. So, I left and Francisco assured me that the car would still be there for me when I came back the next day. When I came back the next day, the price was indeed a little more than I had signed for, but as I said up front, I felt like it was still a good deal. It was a 2026 pre-owned car, with a pre-owned price, with only around 30 miles on it. I had seen '24 and '25 Camry hybrids at other lots that had a couple of thousand miles on them for about the same price. So even though there were some negative points in the process, I felt like the deal was competitive and I'm very happy with the car that I purchased so far. As long as it doesn't give me problems, I'll be happy with it for a long time, but that's why I usually buy Toyotas. Zach and Francisco were good to deal with, but as I say, Zach was my primary salesperson for most of the process. By the way, the financial officer who took me through the paperwork process, Ricky Rodriguez, was a delight to work with.

I parted ways with my Kia Stinger today, thanks to IPAC Mazda and the absolutely amazing SHAWN…read moreSOROLA!!!! PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: ASK FOR SHAWN SOROLA! IF HE'S NOT THERE, ASK WHEN HE'S RETURNING TO WORK. THIS MAN IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. OF EVERY SALESMAN I'VE HAD, SINCE PURCHASING MY FIRST CAR, SHAWN IS THE BEST, NUMERO UNO!! Again, Ask for Shawn! Ask for Shawn! Ask for Shawn! Ask for Shawn! Oh I forgot something, ASK FOR SHAWN! He didn't pay for this publicity but dang it, he deserves it. Shawn is very professional and an excellent communicator. Not once was I left wondering about anything. He explained everything and answered every question. He had a lot of patience too. He's also nice to look at...very nice to look at at. What a great way to start the new year with a brand spanking new 2023 vehicle! Bye Bye Kia Stinger... Thanks to everyone, and my two favorites... SHAWN and Andrew! If y'all leave this place, I will find you. This is how much I like and appreciate you.

Dealer charges "mandatory packages" adding up to $4,500.00. I'd recommend shopping at north park…read moreMazda (where the packages are optional), or going to Cavender Toyota. We went to the dealership with the intent to purchase a new vehicle or certified pre-owned Mazda cx-50. The sale rep was good, no issues with a man doing his job. When it came to start talking process of the vehicle, they came with a paper saying mandatory protection package ($2,999.00), low jack ($999.00) , and tint warranty ($499.00). I told them I was not interested in those packages. They said this was non-negotiable and would be mandatory. They could look into discounting the packages, but they were mandatory to remain. When I spoke out about the packages should be optional, the floor manager came out and told me that those were mandatory packages that could not be removed. That final discussion with the floor manager was incredibly off putting, and made us feel as if we were being reprimanded for even requesting the packages be removed. I was told "we are a for profit company, and ever since Covid, things are different now". We hadn't even discussed negotiating the price of the vehicle. They also came in higher than the online price of the vehicle on their initial discussion, which was off putting in of itself! I understand a company being for profit. They need to make money, I get it. But this is robbery of customers at their own expense. I don't know if this is a ploy to try and inflate their bottom line of senior leaders, or if this is just an attempt to having bragging rights, but it drew us away from this dealership that used to be pleasant in prior years. I'll never go back to that dealership. Stay away!

TERRIBLE place, I went here for a test drive from a ad I had found on car gurus. When I called…read moreabout the car they said everything I wanted to hear, I took it for a test drive and then they sat me down to go over the details. Everything was going great till they asked me to sign a paper that says that if I'm satisfied with the car I'll buy the car, FIRST RED FLAG: DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING. Then they tried to jack up the price by over $7k!! They said the price on the ad does not reflect the price of the car, they said it goes by the price of their website. SECOND RED FLAG: The price matched their website!! They then said that the price listed was only for veterans or had special exempts! Next they said the reason it was so much more was because of the extra dealer package they added to the car. THIRD RED FLAG: They make it sound like they added a ton of stuff to Jack up the price when in reality it's just a common scam dealers do to fool you. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS PLACES TACTICS. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!!

Beware of this place. I was charged $10,000.00 more than the car was worth. I signed so I got…read morestuck with that issue. I have been waiting 2 months for a refund on gap insurance and everytime I call I get the runaround from Abe Rueles the finance manager and Julio Rodriguez the person that took my information. No information as to when the refund will be processed of if it will be processed. Be careful not to get scammed by this place.

Intelligent, a gentleman, a family man, tells great stories, inspiring, respectful -- these are all…read morewords that come to mind when buying a used car, right? Just go to Hani and this is what you'll find! He LOVES cars, loves to find you the right one and is a prince. My 22 year old son found him on Craigslist, did his research and got the best car (in his price range) and is thrilled. As a mom, I wanted to go check everything out and was not disappointed. After speaking with Hani I had no reservations about buying one of his cars!

I purchased my used BMW Z4 - 3.0L inline 6 with high mileage. I'm not afraid of high mileage cars…read moreif they appear to have been routinely taken care of and properly maintained. The body was in excellent condition in spite of its 18 year age. Even the Michelin tires 225 ZR-17 were either new or almost new with low miles on them. They were in excellent condition and with the highest speed rating available. This is a huge selling point for me. Go price these tires today and you will see they are very expensive and of great quality and safety. The leather interior was in exceptional condition as well. The engine had good power and the automatic transmission shifted smoothly as well. The automatic power top was not working at the time and this was not a critical item for me. I will fix it in due time. The ride was not as smooth as it could be and so I will replace the shocks and/or struts when time and money permits. This is my 3 used car purchase from Hani in over 20 years. He is an avid car enthusiast as I am. He always buys special and or unique cars e.g. some with immaculate leather interiors, all the repairs records and/or with OEM books, new or almost new matching tires, very fast cars with Turbos or superchargers, sporty, luxury, or both. Any used car we buy will always need additional work, maintenance, parts, etc. But, in my experience with Hani's cars, he has been very successful in acquiring cars with a lot of potential. And, his prices have always been extremely competitive and more than fair and reasonable. When buying used cars, it is always "caveat emptor" (Let the Buyer beware). That is Latin and legal terminology used when purchasing used homes and/or cars, etc. It is our job as Buyers to examine the products and to decide whether or not we are willing to accept the flaws and or issues along with its great selling points as well of any used property we purchase without any warranties whatsoever.