BUYER BEWARE THEY LIE to get your money. Purchased 2009 FOR 30k from Corvette warehouse in October, they lied and told us they fixed the issues they promised would be fixed before purchase, then after we paid they backtracked and told us PARTS ON BACK ORDER, now no one will respond to my calls or emails. I AM TIRED OF DEALING WITH THE RUN AROUND, THEY CAN NOW DEAL WITH MY LAWYER!!

Purchased a 2008 Corvette from the Corvette Warehouse in December of 2025 and initially the experience was great, that was before I paid for the car. So my salesman name was Adam Ramzanali. He was very helpful in the beginning and answered all my questions; however all the people I dealt with lied to me about the condition of the car and several items. I asked if the car had been gone over and everything checked that everything worked and was told yes. Ahhh.... but not so, the battery had a dead cell in it and when I removed it it had a loaner sticker on the side of it, the power top did not function, 1 of the to remote keys didn't work and didn't have a battery in it, the tires were original and needed replacement as they were below the tire gauge line to be safe and had been on the car for 17 years. Also they make you pay some sort of $1,600 fee to purchase the car which now I'm sure in bogus and just fluff. When I read the DOT code on the tires the salesman promised he would put on a new set before shipping the car to me. Guess what he didn't and blamed it on the tech in the back. A lie I'm now sure of, he never intended to replace the tires at all. When the car arrived the battery went dead immediately and locked me in the car. I had to pay $350 to replace the battery before I could even drive it. All 4 tires had 10 lbs or less of pressure in them. So the tires a different story I have tried since December 22 to get a set, 1st they were shipping them to me, then they were going to write me a check which neither ever happened. So after bugging Adam for a couple of months he had the sales manager call me who is Michael and he tells me that he is going to fedex me a check for the amount they will pay to replace the tires. $500, you can't replace the tires for that as a set of run flats go for $1,600. That was on February 9th. I still have not seen the check and it's February 21st and after multiple attempts to contact Michael he had ghosted me and will not answer my text messages nor will Adam. So the bottom line on this business is they are frauds, liers, and misrepresent themselves. I would suggest the you steer clear of them, don't do any business with them and if you have any friends looking steer them in a different direction. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE THEY ARE BAD NEWS.

Wes was a very wonderful salesman he helped us with anything we needed if there was a problem he made use to help us with it as well as well as the everyone else there made sure the car was in tip top shape when they handed us the keys 10/10 would definitely recommend to anyone looking for your corvette wants

Corvette warehouse is a great place for anyone looking to purchase a corvette, wes was awesome and they make it extremely easy to buy.

I recently purchased a C7 Corvette from Corvette Warehouse in Dallas, and had it shipped to Louisiana. From start to finish, the entire process was smooth and stress-free. Adam made the transaction simple and straightforward, handling every detail with professionalism. When the Corvette arrived, I was pleasantly surprised—it was actually in better condition than the dealership had described. In today’s world, that level of honesty and transparency is rare, and it really stood out. What impressed me the most, though, was the follow-up. Two days after the car arrived, Adam personally called me to make sure everything was exactly as described and to ask if there was anything I needed him to take care of. That kind of customer service after the sale speaks volumes. If you’re in the market for a Corvette, you can buy from Corvette Warehouse with confidence, knowing they truly take care of their customers, even after the deal is done.

If Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory had a car dealership cousin, it would be Corvette Warehouse. I walked in expecting to casually look at a few cars and maybe drool on the pavement, but instead I got abducted by a field of Corvettes shimmering under the Texas sun like chrome-coated Pokémon. One sales guy (I think his name was Adam, but I was blinded by all the horsepower) handed me a key fob like it was Thor’s hammer. Suddenly I could feel bald eagles screeching in the distance. Somewhere, a bald tire started crying tears of joy. Every Corvette there looked like it was auditioning for the next Fast & Furious movie. I half expected Vin Diesel to roll out of the office and offer me family-sized financing. Long story short: I blacked out somewhere between “look at this one’s exhaust” and “try the seat warmers.” When I woke up, I was the proud owner of a 2023 C8 with only 1,000 miles on it. My bank account is slightly traumatized, but my garage has never looked so patriotic. If you don’t like fun, speed, or spontaneous life choices, stay away. If you DO, prepare to leave Corvette Warehouse with a permanent smile, mild tire smoke inhalation, and a brand new Corvette. God bless America, God bless Texas, and God bless Corvette Warehouse.