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    Thank you brother, the kind words are much appreciated.

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    Thank you Debbie. Thankful it was an easy repair.

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    All American Chevrolet of Killeen

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    Came here for a trade in and new lease first thing in the morning and was greeted nicely. Mark Timm…read moreand the two finance guys (sorry completely forgot your names!) helped me. Coming in alone as a woman I was surprised to not experience so much push back and didn't feel like I was being upsold unnecessary services/accessories/etc one bit, which was almost too shocking to be the reality until we sealed the deal in finance. I was able to get the exact offer that I came in for to the dollar on my new lease, but wish I had a higher value for my trade-in. Otherwise, I left a happy camper. Finally, a dealership experience that I didn't hate one bit!

    Our experience here wasn't the greatest. My wife was interested in a used Kia forte. After…read morecorresponding with Crystal about an out the door price, we didn't hear back for a couple of days and were concerned that the car we were interested in was going to get snatched up by another buyer. We had been searching for Kia fortes and Hyundai elantras, in colors other than grey, white or black, throughout the capital area that had low mileage and were in a decent price range. My wife teleworks and doesn't drive that often, so there was no need to get anything expensive. Each time we found one we liked at other dealerships, the cars got snatched up almost immediately, so we knew we needed to act quickly. I found the car sales managers email address on Yelp and emailed her that we were interested in the car, but hadn't heard back from Crystal. Crystal emailed back the next morning with the price, including TT&L, and said there was one other person interested in the car. We responded and said we would drive up to Killeen that afternoon. When we arrived, Crystal had the car parked out in front. She welcomed us in and got straight down to business. Other dealerships offered us water and/or other refreshments, which would have been nice since it was close to 100 and we had driven up from the Austin area, but nothing was offered to us. Not a huge gripe on our part, but worth noting given the experience we had at other places. We took the car for a test drive and were pretty much sold on it right away. We were going to finance the car through our credit union who was offering a very good rate, but it was the 4th of July weekend, and our credit union was short on loan officers and couldn't complete our loan in time. So we decided to finance through the dealership knowing we could refinance later. Crystal ran our credit and came back with a rate that was ridiculously high at 8%. She offered to run it through to get hits at other banks that might offer lower rates and I declined. When we met with the finance manager at the dealership, he dropped the rate down to 7.6%, which told me the original one they gave us was inflated so they could make a profit. He tried talking us into extended warranty. We declined and he started using tried and true scare tactics and said the warranty on the Kia we were about to buy was already expired. Thankfully, my wife did her research and said the car should still have 9k miles left on the bumper to bumper. Upon checking, the finance manager agreed and acknowledged he was wrong. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt since we were at a Chevy dealership and Kia's aren't his specialty, but he was awfully quick to point out the warranty was gone in the first place. So we declined the extended warranty, we declined the gap coverage and we declined a package that included "free" oil changes. We could tell he was getting a little desperate to sell us something because he was getting a little exasperated. He knew we were going to refinance and went on to tell us that the dealership would get penalized if we refinanced too early and that we should check with the lender since we might get penalized too. At that point, I just wanted to sign the paperwork and get out of there, so that's exactly what we did, car keys in hand. Long story short, if you know what you're after and stick to your guns, you can come out of this place with what you want. If you have excellent credit, shop for rates elsewhere, just don't expect to be treated special while you're there.

    Covert Buick GMC of Austin - Thanks to GMC NOT selling me a Denali out of greed I bought an even better Cadillac Escalade next door.

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    We decided to sell our Honda Accord Hybrid and needed George and Stephen to come to our house. They…read morewere very friendly and thorough. Stephen took time to inspect the car. We knew it wasn't in perfect shape but he pointed the issues out without making us feel bad about it. George was so nice and patient with us. We don't have a lot of experience with selling cars to dealerships and he took the time to make sure we understood everything. Just nice guys in general. We still prefer Hondas but we also prefer buying used cars. We plan to keep george in mind for our next used Honda.

    If you want terrible service and lack of honesty, come get your car fix here! What started in…read moreDecember 2025 turned into a nearly six-month nightmare. My vehicle sat at this dealership for over a month during the first visit, and I received zero proactive updates from my service advisor. I had to personally track down the service manager just to get basic information. When my car was finally returned on January 28, 2026, the problem wasn't even fixed. In April, my car went into limp mode and had to go back in. New advisor, same experience -- weeks of silence, no updates, no communication. I was told it might be a transmission fluid issue, and that the ECM replaced during the prior visit may not have been the root cause. I paid for a repair that didn't fix anything. When I was told my car was ready and drove out to pick it up, it still wasn't repaired. To make matters worse, the underlying issue turned out to be a known Chevrolet service bulletin. For a repair tied to a known manufacturer defect, that is completely unacceptable. I escalated to the general manager, Jay, and while he did help get my vehicle returned, no meaningful effort was made to make this right. A verbal apology does not cover six months of poor communication, two failed service visits, and a bill that should never have been mine to pay. If you value your time, your money, or basic honesty, take your vehicle elsewhere.

    Trott's RV Repair - rvrepair - Updated August 2026

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