Small dealership, but not your typical small dealership. Sammy is the main lady who works in the…read moreoffice, but pretty sure she runs the show. She's awesome, personal, and professional. Their agenda isn't to just sell you a car, but to help you get what works for you. Financing, registration, etc all made easy here. Highly recommend.

Came here all the way from San Antonio. The car selection was good & prices were average. I went in…read moreto buy, I had cash. So the saleslady asks how we were going to handle the transaction. I make an offer, she calls the boss.he says today only, he drops $250. I counteroffer by asking $500 less. So she calls the boss again, he doesn't budge but adds to make it the last call & not bother him again! Wow, no problem, got in my car & left. I'll keep my cash, he can keep the car alongside the other dusty cars. This place will not bargain or work with you on prices. Also there are about 10 car lots next door. Plenty of buying options.

We had an awesome experience at Carnia Motors! Max was incredibly patient as we considered and…read morereconsidered our options. We are extremely happy with our 2014 BMW 4 series; the car was in immaculate condition, the engine was spotlessly clean, and everything is in perfect working order. Highly recommended!

I brought my car to get inspected because it was misfiring. They did amazing work. I would…read moredefinitely recommend them.

Warning - Lemons Sold Here!…read more This is a repost. Somehow my post was taken down. This is what happend to me at this dealer. I purchased a car from this dealership for my son, who was heading off to college. The Cars4uTX sticker is still on the back of what is now a broken car. At the time, it seemed like a great deal--low mileage (61,000), no accidents, everything looked clean. But after just 6,000 easy highway miles, the transmission completely failed. In my opinion, the chances that the dealer didn't know the car was on the verge of a major failure are XZERO. Just Google "Nissan transmission problems" or ask any AI platform for an overview. AI Summary on Nissan CVT Transmission: Nissan's CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) has a well-documented history of issues: premature failure, overheating, whining or shuddering noises, and more. These problems often result in delayed acceleration, power loss, or total failure--sometimes even leading to accidents. Selling the car as-is is an option, but I'd be lucky to get a few thousand dollars for it. Fixing it and then selling it is another possibility--but honestly, unlike a dealer like Cars4UTX, I'd feel guilty passing a car with known transmission issues on to another person or family just looking for reliable transportation. All I can say is this: buyer beware with this dealership. Ask every question. Do your research. Don't expect the dealer to be upfront--they just want to move inventory. This has been a very expensive lesson for us. There are plenty of other dealerships out there. Choose wisely.

WARNING Lemons Sold Here, Undisclosed Safety and Emissions…read moreDefects, Dealer Misconduct, Emissions Tampering, Contract Pressure, & No Accountability We were referred to Cars 4 UTX/Alex & Sons for cheap used cars, but warned "be careful--they sell lemons." Our 2014 Mazda CX-5 seemed fine on the outside but hid serious issues. Dealer's own shop "passed" it for emissions, but an independent inspection found an illegal O2 sensor spacer (emissions tampering) and nearly $7,000 in needed repairs. Contracts were only in English--my girlfriend (limited English, first-time buyer) was pressured to sign alone. She put $2,000 down, and is now stuck paying $430/month for 5 years ($26,000 total) for a car that is not legal to drive. Dealer refused to provide inspection or repair records, removed the car from their website after our complaints, and never addressed any issues. We filed a DMV complaint; the dealer got to see/respond to everything, offered a vague "unwind" (buyback) but never put anything in writing. Once faced with real repair costs, he stopped communicating and tried to go through the lienholder instead. Bottom line: This place has a pattern of selling unsafe, misrepresented cars, ghosting buyers, and using procedural games to avoid responsibility. Documentation available to any agency or buyer. ADDITIONAL UPDATE: Title: Emissions Tampering, Odometer Issues, and Deceptive Inspections - Avoid Alex & Sons Affordable Review: Alex & Sons Affordable Auto Sales performed the emissions inspection for a used car we purchased from a dealer on the same lot. After purchase, we discovered a 12-mile odometer gap between their emissions test and the sale, raising serious suspicion of odometer manipulation and OBD2 resets. An independent shop found an illegal O2 sensor spacer (emissions tampering), multiple pre-existing safety and emissions defects, and over $7,000 in immediate repairs--none of which were disclosed by Alex & Sons. The follow-up emissions test failed within two weeks, proving the car should never have passed their inspection or been sold as roadworthy. Their inspection allowed a dangerous, tampered vehicle to be sold to a first-time, limited-English buyer who was pressured to sign contracts alone and with no advocate. Alex & Sons has not addressed these failures or provided documentation when requested. Other buyers report similar patterns: failed inspections, odometer gaps, review removal, and major financial harm. Avoid this shop at all costs and insist on a true independent inspection before buying from any dealer that uses their services. Documentation available to regulators on request.

They Sold me car that was leaking coolant after that was fixed the check engine light came on after…read moredriving off from the lot. Took it back to them to fix it and take a look at it but all they did was just erased the memory of the computer and few days later check engine came on. Not worth spending your money here the mechanics don't fix the problem they erase the memory to the computer and say just drive it the check engine light is gonna go away on its own which doesn't make any sense the check engine light is not gonna go away on its own.

I purchased a car here in six months ago. The car immediately started having issues within a month…read moreof having it. Repeated overheating, and then cracked valves and tubes all in the first 60 days of ownership. It's now been six months since I got this car, and I've put almost $3000 of repairs into it. The electrical system has had repeated issues, and parts are consistently getting replaced to even have it be remotely driveable. It's needed to be emergency towed multiple times and I cannot reliably use it to get to work which is the entire reason why I needed to buy it in the first place. I paid $6500 for the vehicle and it's as-is, so I understand that certain elements were never going to be perfect, but these issues should be disclosed to the buyer. To have almost spent $10,000 on a high mileage beater car in it's first 6 months has been the biggest and most regrettable financial strain myself and my family have ever experienced. It took them almost a month to even send my warranty to me after requesting it for the first batch of repairs, and then furthermore tried to tell me that we did not buy the warranty and that I "couldn't afford it anyways" when I asked for it, even though I had the bill of sale. By the time they managed to send the warranty, it was already past it's applicable dates. Such a scam. We also had a list of agreed repairs they would perform prior to purchase. They signed on these repairs. They told me I would have to come back in 3 weeks for a part they ordered, and then never reached out after those three weeks. They then proceeded to tell me that they had never even ordered the part at all. I ended up getting the repair done elsewhere because it was too challenging to bring it in. They are slow on paperwork and do not provide updates on anything you request unless you repeatedly reach out. I'm not the type of person who tries to badger people for things, I aim to be relatively patient and wait my turn, but two weeks between responses for important papers and queries is far too long. They are intimidating, unkind, and I wish I had done literally anything else other than purchase a car from here. They're likely to read this review and send a scathing text message as they have multiple times in the past, but I just need all young and inexperienced car purchasers to be wary of getting taken advantage of by this dealership.

Bought a Tesla Model 3 2018 from them, shortly after a PCS error occurred restricting A/C charging…read more I contacted the service shop and they were able to help make amends to this issue, big thanks to Logan (Service Shop) and the owner for making this happen. Seamless experience from test-drive to purchase. No sneaky fees. Will buy again!

Let me start by putting my bias out front: I hate the dealership experience. I hate the upselling…read morewhen you get in front of the finance manager and the strategic//infuriating waiting they make you do when they have "ask their manager" anything. I hate this so much that I've bought my last two cars from Carvana simply because I wouldn't have to speak to anyone. I find the stereotypical car-buying experience (new and, especially, used) to be unnecessarily stressful and taxing. Today, this has changed. When I found a slightly better deal locally than I did on Carvana, I took the plunge. From the beginning, Angela was super helpful and responsive. She didn't insist on talking on the phone and was happy to text details, which is infinitely more manageable during the workweek. When it came time to make the trek to Austin e Autos, Angela let me know that she would be off that day and handed off the deal to Isaac. Isaac is the best. Isaac put us through the paces of letting us test drive, then talking numbers. At no point did the numbers they advertised ever change. I came in with pre-approval through USAA, and they did not push me toward in-house financing. This has never happened to me before. They usually push that really hard. Once the numbers were agreed upon, we were handed over to Stephanie for the paper signing. This was equally painless, and there was no push to buy extended warranties, wheel insurance, GAP, etc, etc, etc. The numbers we discussed with Isaac were the exact numbers we signed off on with Stephanie. Incredibly painless, transparent, and honest process. My wife loves her car, and I am very impressed by the buying experience. If you're in the market for a used EV, look here first. All the stars. Thank you, Isaac, Angela, and Stephanie!

We have used Blake and Mid Tex several times and they are amazing! Super honest and fair, they…read morealways go out of their way to make sure we understand our options and deliver on exactly what they promise!

Do not buy cars from this place. I did and the car broke down after I paid it off. The head gaskets…read moreto the engine broke and come to find out this agency used JB Wells on the head gaskets and glued it back on the motor. The mechanic I took my vehicle has do do alot of repairs because this agency lied to me and told me I was getting a good vehicle.. They are a bunch of liars, well he is a dang liar. NOT HAPPY!!!!

Sketch city. Seemingly nice and honest, I was intially impressed with this used car dealership. The…read moreprices were low, they assured me they sold NO salvage vehicles. The Corolla I was looking at was well below blue book and I just couldn't figure it out. The carfax was clean. Lino was a very nice salesperson, and I went for it. While I was finishing up paperwork, he proceeded to tell me a story about how he made a buttload of money from selling a car that he pieced back together that was totaled, but the engine was in tact. RED FLAG!!! As soon as I drove my Corolla off the lot, the radio went out. I didn't really notice that this metal door plate was sticking up in the rear driver side. Luckily, it was still under warranty and I took it to the Toyota dealer, Charles Maund. They were awesome there, replaced the radio twice trying to fix the problem. Finally, they looked at the rear driver side speaker and there were metal flakes in it. the Toyota guy asked me if it had been in an accident, but I had no way of knowing. Charles Maund Toyota replaced the speaker and it was fine, but I went over a curb yesterday and all the electrical went out, the radio, the clock, and the outlet. Again, the hidden past of my new-to-me used car is haunting me. Just like a new relationship, you really never know where your partner has been and what kind of collisions it may have endured. Maybe I shouldn't be so critical of Lino and 360 motors, but just a warning that those low prices come at a cost!

I was in the market to purchase a vehicle and I went to Ron.at M1 motors. He made the entire…read moreprocess seamless and smooth. From the loan application to the scheduled payments. Ron was. Courteous and professional fully explaining to me how the buying process works. I would recommend anyone in the market for an automobile, to go see Ron at M1 motors.

I bought a 2024 Ford F-150 from Imran at M1 Motors. All was good until I tried to fill up the…read moretruck and found that the fill spout was missing. It has fallen behind the bed wall. This let me to dig deeper which is where I found many issues ranging from undisclosed frame damage to serious electrical system damage and an exhaust system that was hanging on by a thread. I contacted Imran with a full report straight from the dealer. He reiterated that he had a "120 point inspection" done and none of the issues were found. He said he would have his guy do the work, but I declined that offer considering his guy missed these glaring issues and is highly unlikely to be qualified. I recommend that anyone buying here insist on an independent inspection. Overall my net cost on the truck is not bad, but it is not what I signed up for.