Lone Star Chevrolet

2015 Corvette purchase and Mike Thomason I recently built a 2015 Corvette Z51 Stingray with Option R8C (National Corvette Museum Delivery). My Vette was built on August 22, 2014 and ultimate I recently built a 2015 Corvette Z51 Stingray with Option R8C (National Corvette Museum Delivery). My Vette was built on August 22, 2014 and ultimately delivered at the NCM in Bowling Green, KY on September 25th. OMG, what an awesome experience and definitely something to place on any "bucket list." You will enjoy touring the Bowling Green Assembly facility and the NCM, and especially enjoy the road trip home. But enough about R8C . . . The focus here is on Mike Thomason. An excellent "tenured" salesman at Lone Star Chevrolet of Hwy 290 (and Eldridge) in Houston, TX. If you are looking to buy any Chevy, please see Mike, he will do you right. And for me, Mike's follow up on everything through the entire process could not have been more thorough. What salesman would keep in touch since the original order to build the Vette was placed the end of July, 2014? The answer: Mike Thomason. The sales manager, Jay, and the GM, Johnnie, were also great through the entire process. So please see Mike on your next Chevrolet purchase, and tell him, Vic sent you! More

There are nobody to help customers in this company. Every time I call this Dealership, there are nobody to talk to resolve issues. I canceled the several service contracts 10 weeks ago, I still have no Every time I call this Dealership, there are nobody to talk to resolve issues. I canceled the several service contracts 10 weeks ago, I still have not received refund check from this Dealership. Under cancellation of contract, I will get refund check within 8 weeks. They took thousand of money from us in one day and they promised to give us refund check within 8 weeks, but they never did. Even though,I attempted to contact General Manager, Johnnie Smith several times, he never responded me. I would never purchase a car at this Dealership. More

mushrooms. Thanks for not mentioning the mold problem. My daughter has a mass on her lung. And has a very sensitive respiratory system. Be there Monday. Thanks for not mentioning the mold problem. My daughter has a mass on her lung. And has a very sensitive respiratory system. Be there Monday. More

I am ready to buy a Grand Sport Corvette. I have only test drove a base model preowned and a Centennial 2012 Preowned one but found the one i wanted in color and options at LoneStar. Let me preface this test drove a base model preowned and a Centennial 2012 Preowned one but found the one i wanted in color and options at LoneStar. Let me preface this by, I am buying this car in cash with simply 1 Month Commission check i got. Not trying to brag, but you will understand the point in a second. I walked into this dealership wearing shorts, addidas tennis shoes and a texan tshirt. The Sales Manager, stereotyped me 100% as a person who did not have the funds for such a vehicle. I am at a Chevy dealership not something of major significance. I was told in order to test drive the vehicle, i would need to fill out sales forms as if i was going to buy it. I was completely stereotyped. Never had this happen to me even at a porsche, bmw or mercedes dealership. The sales rep informed me that there are a lot of people who want to drive this vehicle and cannot afford it and corvette owners want to keep miles low. This is a standard 2013 Grand Sport Corvette msrp $69K, NOT some over $100K vehicle of significance . I will NEVER allow people to stereotype me or anybody and felt insulted. I have heard Lonestar Management is known for being cocky, because they sell the most vehicles etc.., but I will not stoop to that level. Stereotyping is bad, regardless. I told the rep, i was gone, and went into the Sales Manager offfice and nobody looked up and asked if i needed help etc.., so i simply said, "the rules for test driving cars is ridiculous", the Sales Rep, did not even acknowledge me by looking up and said, "sorry, that is the way it works". I walked out with a few words i am not too proud of, but have never been treated like this by a "sales" manager. Sales to me means customer service, this guy should not have the words sales in his title. He is nothing more than a paper pushing jerk. I told a few folks about this at the front and they both looked at each other and said "he is talking about xxx" They knew exactly who i was talking to. I asked to speak to the GM and he came out and gave me lip service of "yes sir" "sorry sir" etc.., but did not fix the situation. The GM seemed like a nice guy but could have easily won me over by apologizing and fixing the problem. Instead he and the sales rep (who was useless) kept telling me that "Corvette owners don't like miles put on the vehicles and will complain about a vehicle if miles are on them" etc.. The xx part of this is if i would have filled out the forms and "proved" i could buy the car, they would have let me test drive it. It was nothing but stereotyping because i came in with casual clothes and look young. Bottom line is, i will be buying a Vette or a Porsche 911and it will not be from Lonestar Chevrolet. There is NO car worth allowing for this behavior to happen. a $69K vehicle is not something of major importance to allow this to happen. The "sales" manager is a cocky jerk and Lonestar stereotypes people. I will be following this up with the BBB and with Corporate GMC/Chevy. People like this should not be interacting with customers. More

Simply terrible. I found two used SUVs on their internet. Called Lone Star Chevrolet in the morning, got a dealer, and told him I want to see these two cars. Yes, sure, come, he said. Took me an hour to reac Called Lone Star Chevrolet in the morning, got a dealer, and told him I want to see these two cars. Yes, sure, come, he said. Took me an hour to reach them in heavy traffic. The dealer was completely unprepared, and although the meeting was scheduled the cars were not ready. He told me they were sold few days ago. I told him he mislead me on the phone and that I just lost two hours. Then I walked out. There were no apologies from his side. One day later, somebody called from this dealership to invite us for another visit (they had no clue, no record of what type of car we want). Just spam. Avoid this dealership at all costs! More

As a consumer surveyor its sad to find out they are only after the money and a sale. I am being very honest with them. Are they being honest with me? No they are not. Its all about money. Sorry to find this after the money and a sale. I am being very honest with them. Are they being honest with me? No they are not. Its all about money. Sorry to find this out but its the truth. Im really disappointed and very hurt. I needed a larger vehicle than the one I have because my mother now has cancer and uses a walker. I went to the new and used car dealership and found one that I really wanted. It was not easy working with these guys at all. The manager was very hard to deal with. Even though he came down on the down payment, he would not even come down $40 dollars on the monthly payments. Being a huge company and claiming to be #1 they could do it, but alas no they did not. More

Where to start? Well, first, I purchased a new Silverado from Josh Harris and Joe Healy in the internet department last October. They catered to me in every way possible!!!! Since then, I have had Mike Sa from Josh Harris and Joe Healy in the internet department last October. They catered to me in every way possible!!!! Since then, I have had Mike Sanchez handle my service needs, and from sales to service, these guys ROCK!!!! Now, to my latest experience...this will be a huge shock to anyone who does not call this dealership their dealer of choice. My girlfriend lives all the way down in League City, and has a 2007 GMC Yukon XL. A few weeks ago, the transmission cratered on her, and she called the dealer down there that she bought several vehicles from over the years and has had all her service done. GM has a 5 year 100,000 mile powertrain warranty, and her Yukon was under on miles, but just a few months over on time. "Her" dealer refused to help her out at all!!!! I was blown away that they were not going to take care of her. I called into Lone Star, and spoke to Josh Campbell (Service Manager), and told him the situation. He said: "Get that Yukon up here to us, and we will take care of her". So, we brought her truck 60 miles up from the Bay area, and sure enough, Josh and Mike got GM to do a "Good Will" warranty repair on the transmission, and also took care of a few other issues for us!!!! All I can say is WOW!!!! DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT but a GM product or service a GM product anywhere but Lone Star Chevrolet!!!! This dealership will knock your socks off!!!! More

Great dealer ship. Treated my son with a lot of respect buying his very first car. And a new one at that I would very highly tell all my friends to shop and buy at this Chevy dealership. That's where buying his very first car. And a new one at that I would very highly tell all my friends to shop and buy at this Chevy dealership. That's where I am buying my next car More

Terrible! Do not visit this place. I was charged 105 bucks for some diagnostic fluke of a test which was followed up by a 2200 dollar estimate. Keep in mind that this was all for a brake service. This p bucks for some diagnostic fluke of a test which was followed up by a 2200 dollar estimate. Keep in mind that this was all for a brake service. This place is a scam. I ended up going to Inwood Car Care, a reliable family owned business, where the price was significantly less than that of Lonestar. The service team is terrible at Lonestar. The guy had no clue what he was talking about. They tried to sell me a transmission flush by stating my "transmission fluid appeared to be dark"; I recently got one done approximately 6 months ago; hence, he was lying as they all do. I would recommend going to a reliable small business and never step foot in Lonestar Chevrolet's doors... ever!!! More