My daughter and I went there today. Quick and easy, not a long wait at all. Everyone was friendly…read moreand very helpful.

The air conditioning was nice. Was able to sit tonight wait. But the wait was near 30minutesread more

Rodrigo is so helpful! He is knowledgeable, caring, professional, and true to his word. It was a…read morepleasure doing business with him! I cannot thank him enough for his wise advice.

From the owner: We are a one stop auto title service. We can help you with title transfers, vehicle registration,…read moreand process salvage and/or bonded titles. We offer a full service, so that you are able to operate your vehicle during the process.

Great service. Superb attitude toward clients.. Leesy Palmer does what she says she's going to do…read moreon or before she says it will happen. Absolute pro. She was aware I was trying to get a title done prior to my son's arrival for the holidays. She went the extra mile to make sure that happened. I highly recommend Classic Auto Title. They are truly "Best in Class".

My brother had bought a car in California and moved to Texas. Although he got the car registered,…read morehe never transferred his title to a Texas title. I talked to a police officer, friend of mine, and he recommended Classic Auto Title. Leesy Palmer worked with us exclusively and gathered all the required paperwork needed. When I went to the tax office to take care of the processing, everything went as smoothly as it possibly could have. Miss Palmer was very attentive, concise, and answered all of our questions completely. I highly recommend this service, and I am very happy that I was referred to this business.

Company is very shady with their charges!! They're not…read moreupfront about their charges. I purchased a brand new Tesla and needed to get it, registered and pay the taxes. Thought I would try her company. I received a cost breakdown, the total was $3400. I noticed a $250 service charge and questioned what the charge was for. Apparently she charges $250 to do what takes about 10 minutes of actual work. I went to register my vehicle yesterday took me 20 minutes and I paid $2800 so the title girl was trying to collect $600 from me to do what takes 20 minutes. VERY SHADY!! Buyer BEWARE!!!

this is my favorite place to register my vehicle.they're fast,efficient and respectful!!! I will…read moredefinitely be telling my family and friends!

From the owner: title transfers registration renewals…read moreboat transfers dealer services dealer inventory filing business start ups instant temporary tags

Looked online and the wait time said 30 minutes. Got there and had to drive around for a while to…read moreeven get a parking spot. Went in and checked in. after 2.5 hours my number was finally called. I recently moved from out of state and wanted to get my car registered for TX. The lady as immediately rude right off the bat. was not helpful in anyway. looked like she hated her job and had a terrible attitude. overall just an unpleasant experience.

Thank you, Mr. Joe. I called the same day I got in and was able to be seen their inspection for…read morefirst come first serve and it took less than an hour and a half to be seen. Everyone was courteous and polite and I even got recommendations on what work I would need to have done but nothing needed to be done that day. I appreciate the fast service and the informative staff. They will definitely have my business in the future.

I lived in Lubbock, Texas for for a few years. The best things I remember:…read more- people were friendly and polite - store sales were fantastic! - The Goodwill Outlet/Pound Clearance- yes, Goodwill has an outlet. You gotta dig through piles though. - restaurant food portions were huge! Hubby and I could share a plate - BBQ: juicy, fall off the bone, with a pink ring from being smoked, and a little bit of char. - large, affordable housing with large yards - lots of job opportunities. Many people in the medical field were moving to Texas for jobs. The worst: - lack of snow/ice management. It was dangerous driving after a snow/ice storm I enjoyed living in Lubbock, Texas. I would love to return.

I guess I'm 50% Texan since my Dad was born in Houston. I saw Diana Ross perform at the Houston…read moreLivestock Show and Rodeo along with some talented bull riders. I had my first michelada and chile verde in Texas. I visited some beautiful vineyards while visiting my sorority sister in Georgetown, TX and enjoyed Great Van Fleet and Paul McCarney at Austin City Limits. I saw Kid Rock at least one at the outdoor venue near the Woodlands. And yes, everything is bigger in Texas! Bigger hairdos because "the bigger the hair, the closer to God!" Vehicles are bigger, think F-550 pickups everywhere! When I think of Texas I do think of the two step, guns, oil, and world class BBQ (different from Alabama). The first frozen margarita machine was invented in Dallas. Dr Pepper (note, there is no period at "Dr") was invented in the late 1800s in Waco, Texas. The State Fair of Texas boasts the largest Ferris wheel in North America. It's also the largest and longest-running state fair in the country. Established in 1886, the State Fair of Texas takes place every fall in Dallas and lasts 24 days with typically, 2 million visitors every year. In Austin between March and October, you can catch a glimpse of the South Congress Avenue Bridge bats, the largest urban colony of bats in the world. Around sunset, the city's 1.5 million bats take off into the night. Austin Texas also has more live-music venues per capita compared to any other state in the United States and the world. Clocking in at 85 mph the state of Texas also holds the record for the fastest speed limit in the US. Enforced along Texas State Highway 130 or the Pickle Parkway, it beats the highest speed limit of any other state. The word "Texas" means friendship, it came from the Caddo Indian word that means "allies" or "friends." Thanks, Texas! Thanks, Austin for always "keeping it weird!" I can't wait to visit Texas again, next bluebell season!

Who the heck writes a review for a government center? I do...and let me tell you...this place…read moredoesn't suck as bad as you think it will. Sure its not fun to go and stand in line to get your plates, registration or other government related business done, but you have to sometimes. The great thing about this place is, they seem to move people along pretty quickly and get you in/out and back on your way. Think "under 20 min" type of fast! Also, the times I've been here, I've never seen any of the employees just standing around, not helping, while one window is open...and everyone is just STARING and the lazy employees standing around (looking at you post office). No..instead you have several windows open of people who are happy to help you with whatever process you need, and friendly enough to engage in conversation distracting enough to make the time fly by. Props to whoever is hiring and training these government workers. Tip: do be sure to bring in all your documents including vehicle insurance if you're getting a new registration sticker. Also don't forget this is a government building so leave those kids and firearms in the car! Overall, I don't dread going to this place because I know I'll be out quickly and I won't wait in line for an ungodly amount of time. Enjoy!

I have never had any trouble with any of the staff here everyone has always been polite and greeted…read moreme with a smile and been very professional. I remember this area when it's the building used to be the old Kroger by Garland High School. As of today they are remodeling and doing renovations to make the place bigger. So please look at the pictures I have posted for address on other locations.