Wells Auto Group

Horrible Dealership Purchased a Lexus from this dealership 9/24 Finished paperwork was never turned into the finance company after the approval . I was never notified o Purchased a Lexus from this dealership 9/24 Finished paperwork was never turned into the finance company after the approval . I was never notified of this , Oct when my 1st. Payment was due I go to make it with the loan company and was told dealership never turned in the paperwork. Go to the dealership that day , was told situation was turned over to the Corporate office who would be contacting me . Never her from anyone . Now the temp tag has expired . Go in meet a new GM who was nice . Received a temp tag , all the while I’m seeing that the vehicle that I’m driving is gone down in price on the website almost 5 grand of my price. Fast forward to Dec. they have reworked my deal higher interest rate and wouldn’t acknowledge the price difference. Walked away from the deal . Got my trade back , they had taken fog light clamp off the car, placed an old battery in etc. still haven’t received my money down back. So I go in because I was promise it to be overnighted . Was told it would come from Corp . Almost 3 weeks later still no money. I returned the vehicle without incident and have very professional. But these people have no respect for anyone’s time Business is business and they don’t handle business professionally ! Wish I could unload text and picture because I would sure backup my claims with it , just to prove they don’t operate in a professional and timely manner. More

Honest, reliable Highly recommend. Technicians seem knowledgeable and honest. As a female, I have to deal with dishonesty in the car service industry quite often. I've Highly recommend. Technicians seem knowledgeable and honest. As a female, I have to deal with dishonesty in the car service industry quite often. I've been here for second opinions and they always come out cheaper and quicker. Thumbs up. More

Worst customer service and management capabilities EVER! I love my Alfa Romeo and the buying experience was very pleasant, but I regret to say that the service department is experiencing significant growing I love my Alfa Romeo and the buying experience was very pleasant, but I regret to say that the service department is experiencing significant growing pains. It is virtually impossible to have the call answered when you dial the service department extension, and the response time after leaving a message is unacceptable. I have had to call the Sales dept in order to get a hold of a service rep. In addition, the service department opens at 8:30AM making it very inconvenient to deal with a car issue before going to work in the morning. Most service departments open at 7AM at the latest I hope that they will invest in resources to make the ownership experience as pleasant as the buying experience. If not, it will be a pain owning this car in the long run. I want Alfa to be successful in the US but they will have to significantly up their game to compete with other high-end car brands that pamper their customers. Update: went in Monday 5/21 for a “service engine” warning. Service dept manager said no loaner cars and technician could not even look at the car until at least Wednesday. Called back on Tuesday, still no loaner car, technician would not get to the car until at least Thursday... I need the car to get to work every day and hope the issue is not too serious and I’m damaging the engine by driving it. Need to get it together! New updates: Can I give zero stars? Technician finally got to my car about a week later. It’s a sensor, he says, and needs to be ordered. Will take about a week. Obviously it takes 10 days. Then a couple of days to actually fix it. I was out of a car again for 2 weeks (seems to be the standard time they get anything done here). Here is the kicker: first, I had asked to look (again) at the speaker that was vibrating and they had already replaced once. Well, they waited until AFTER the engine sensor arrived and they replaced it to START working on the speaker. This added 2 days. WHY WOULDN’t you fix that during the 10 days you are waiting for the sensor to come in? Would that be too efficient? But wait! There is more! I asked them to see why my brakes were squealing, with only 6000 miles on the car. He says “i took it out myself after the technician did (for a joyride?) and the brakes are NOT squealing”. I pick up the car and the first time I break...you guessed it! The breaks squealed and they have been since. I sent them a video of it with the sound. You say “no, you are kidding, they can’t be sooo bad”. Well, what if I told you the the VERY NEXT DAY after i picked up my car the SERVICE ENGINE” light came on again?!? This was the very reason i had brought the car in in the first place and the very reason they had to order the $100 sensor from ITALY. (Quick aside, why wouldn’t the dealership keep one of the $100 parts in stock? In the state of Texas? In the US? In the North American continent??? Too good of a supply chain practice? Do you believe me now? THIS PLACE IS NOT WORTH OF THE ALFA ROMEO NAME. I dearly hope they lose it and someone with decent management practices and customer service opens one. Otherwise, I’m screwed! P.S. no answer from the dealership to my review yet. What could they say? More

Watch out for Frank Ivens Read the reviews below and Frank Ivens name keeps popping up. I purchased a 2015 Jeep SRT last October. I had car trouble driving my trade from Denv Read the reviews below and Frank Ivens name keeps popping up. I purchased a 2015 Jeep SRT last October. I had car trouble driving my trade from Denver to McKinney and was told my $5000 trade was now worth $500. The chrome wheels on the 2005 Grand Cherokee alone were worth $1000 before taking in the fact the rubber was only two weeks old. I was stuck so I went ahead with the transaction and only asked Frank that he get me an English manual for the vehicle. It's now 6 months and 10-15 emails later and I still don't have a manual. It sounds like I got off better then many of those who have posted here thought. My advise would be to find someone else to buy a car from. More

Liars and Cheats! I spent the better part of two days negotiating a purchase of a Mercedes and a trade. At the conclusion we shook hands and I prepared my car to be tr I spent the better part of two days negotiating a purchase of a Mercedes and a trade. At the conclusion we shook hands and I prepared my car to be traded. Upon arriving at the dealership I was informed the the lying sales manager was reneging on the deal and they wanted an additional $1,150.00. BEWARE OF THESE LYING, UNDERHANDED PEOPLE! You would be wise to stand clear of this place... More

Will rip the face off of out of state buyers Purchased my wife's dream car a used Mercedes Benz sl550 because it was the interior and exterior color combo was right. The car was misrepresented Purchased my wife's dream car a used Mercedes Benz sl550 because it was the interior and exterior color combo was right. The car was misrepresented. I was told several times by Frank Ivens what a nice car this is. The drivers head rest didnt work, the license plate lamp was burnt out, one rear tire was so dry-rotted the you can see the steel belts for 12 inches, this tire was also a different brand from the others. The front grille attachments were broken and the grille was loose, the lower front valance was broken and the other rear wheel rim was bent. I called Darrell the GM and explained my disappointment. I spent $1,500 to fix these things that should have been made right before they even put the car for sale. I offered to split these costs, which I think is more than reasonable and he blew me off. He did email me their inspection report, which showed the grille issues, bad rear tires, and even the license plate lamp burned out. Gerson, the finance dude said he'd deduct the $599 dealer prep fee and he did not and even added an optional $150 paperwork fee to the $40k deal. The car was not even detailed and was dirty and covered with brake dust.Karma is a xxxx of a thing, boys, and hope whoever reads this doesn't buy anything from these sleazy used car salesmen More