This dealership says they "don't have carfax" or other vin check software so they have the benefit of the doubt on not needing to disclose major reported accidents on vehicles they sell. I ran my own carfax, which costs $45 only to find out that the car that according to the salesman was "clearly never in any major accidents" had been in two major accidents, airbags deployed, frame damage, etc. When I confronted the salesman, who I'd been talking to for over a week, he said he's sorry and he'd never seen the car. Pretty ridiculous. Save your money, and go to a reputable dealership where auto history is provided for you. read more

Texas National Auto Sales - Car Dealers Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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At first I was a little unsure about going here because of the reviews. However, when I called the dealership they told me that they are under a new management and answered any questions I had. I was so happy to go there and get helped... They did an Amazing job helping me pick out my new vehicle and I don't regret my purchase at all. The process was easy and they helped me every step of the way. Thanks again to everyone there!! read more

***Warning*** Do not buy a car from this company. I bought a 2008 Infinity G36 for my son on Thursday, and by Saturday the car was slipping when pressing the gas and the gears not changing. I took to my mechanic on Monday and they said that the transmission was bad. I then spoke to the sales man (John) and he said that they can't help. This company does not stand behind the cars they sale and therefore, I urge you to go elsewhere. They sale lemons here!!! read more

I recently bought my truck from TX national auto sales, and what impressed me the most was the friendly service I received. The staff was very knowledgeable about the cars on the lot, and answered any questions I had. I never felt uncomfortable or pressured into purchasing the my Chevy throughout the entire process, which is something I'm grateful for because it was my first time purchasing a vehicle on my own! I would highly recommend buying your next car from Texas National Auto Sales! read more

If I could put -0 stars I would. This place sold me a lemon! I had the car for less than 5 months and the engine blew up on me now I'm stuck with the payments! They serviced the car for me before purchase and provided paperwork explaining that it was good to go! 5 months later my car blows on the highway almost injuring me and my passengers!! I would not trust this place for the life of me! This is by far the worst place to ever go. They con you into purchasing a vehicle you think is in good shape and they put in after used market parts after the inspection. This is a great place to go if your looking to be in debt 1,000's. read more

There isn't a zero to give so they at least get a 1 star. I have posted reviews to their Facebook page as well. DO NOT BUY FROM THESE PEOPLE!!! I was lied by the salesperson about a warranty and that was the deciding factor on whether or not I should buy the vehicle. The dealer will not honor the warranty and the salesperson coincidentally is no longer with the company. I'm starting the process of litigation but if I can save anyone else in the world the trouble I'm hoping this helps. read more

On 12/22/17, I applied online for financing with Texas National Auto Sales. A salesman named Edward called me and told me I was approved for a 2010 Chevrolet Traverse. The same day I went by the dealership and test drove the vehicle. I was told to put $1000 down payment and I was able to take the vehicle. Allegedly the in-house mechanic checked out the vehicle and it was 'good to go'. On 12/24/17 in the evening my family and I were preparing to leave for our trip. When I tried to start the car it wouldn't start. All of the warning lights on the dashboard started flashing, the car started shaking, and eventually the interior lights went dim. We attempted to jump start the vehicle, but the battery completely died. Due to the holiday, I wasn't able to contact dealership until 12/26/17. At that time I spoke with salesman Edward about the mechanical issue. He informed me that the mechanic would not be available until after January 1st and I would need to speak to Jorge, the manager and schedule a time to drop it off for service. After ending the call, my husband and I took the battery off the vehicle and to Auto Zone for testing. We were told that the battery needed to be charged for 2 hours prior to testing because it was completely dead. To hours later, Auto Zone informed us that the battery test was good. The battery was placed on the vehicle and it started once again. On 12/31/17, the same issue again occurred with the vehicle, but this time the car started after several minutes. On 1/1/2018, the car again experienced the same exact issue. This time, however, the car would not start. My son removed the battery from the vehicle and charged it on a charger for an hour and a half. My son placed the battery on the vehicle but it still would not start. On 1/2/18, I contacted Edward at Texas National Auto Sales and explained the situation. I was told that Jorge would be calling me. Two hours passed and I did not hear anything so I left work and drive in my mother in law's car to the dealership. I explained to Jorge my concerns and he told me to give him the chance to make this right. I revealed to him that I was starting to mistrust his dealership and not sure about going through with this purchase. He assured me that the mechanic would fix the issue. That day Edward and an older man identified as the mechanic came to my house and tried for about an hour to start the vehicle. Eventually the car started and was taken by them to the dealership. On 1/3/18 Jorge called me and said the mechanic checked everything out and they car was perfect. He found nothing wrong with it. He said, "It was low on fuel when we picked it up that is probably why it didn't want to start." I told him I disagreed. I contacted the finance company and they backed out of the deal. Jorge is refusing to give me back the $1000 and is demanding an additional $1000 for TT&L. I told him I'm not buying the car and therefore don't owe anything. He told me if I didn't go through with the sale I would have a repo on my credit report. I told him that is a lie because I spoke with the finance company already. Jorge's final words to me were," If you don't pay the other $1000 then I guess I will just have to do what I have to do then, huh?" I replied," Do whatever you feel you have to do sir. Have a good day." I ended the call. Jorge never gave me copies of any contract. Jorge only gave me a receipt for the $1000. read more

I had a wonderful experience at Texas National Auto Sales. I read reviews stating that the employees were racist, however, I was treated with great respect by the staff. I am unsure if new employees were hired, but the salesperson who helped me with finding my daughter a car for her birthday was very honest and informative. I am very indecisive and picky when it comes to big purchases, but my salesperson was very patient with me and answered any questions or concerns I had. I finally ended up choosing a Honda for a great deal. My daughter ended up loving the car too. I'm not sure why this place got such bad reviews, maybe because of the previous staff? My experience here was great and I will definitely be back when I need a new car for myself. read more