8 Nissan Dealers near 78230near 78230

Upon arrival I was greeted right away. - zion7rose69

Upon arrival I was greeted right away. The wait time was not long, while I got my vehicle serviced.

Buckle up I want to tell you a short story about cars and - James RG

Buckle up I want to tell you a short story about cars and people. I love cars and really enjoy driving—fast or slow, windows down, sunroof open, music blasting, singing, and drumming on the steering wheel. I love it all, especially a nice, quiet drive in the hill country. It’s peaceful, and for someone who has a mind that is constantly spinning, it’s also therapeutic. My car becomes my sanctuary. Since the age of 16, I’ve probably bought and sold over 25 vehicles and a motorcycle. All were used vehicles, and many were paid for in cash. I’ve also had the pleasure of working in car sales twice in my life—once in 1992 at Frank Brown Pontiac in Lubbock, Texas, and the second time in 2018 at Lockhart Ford. You learn a lot in the auto industry. It’s a mixed bag of coworkers and customers, and it’s a people business just like real estate. Vehicles and homes are generally the two largest (and most stressful) purchases that come with a pile of debt. There are hundreds of options to choose from—make, model, color, and dealership. Just like in real estate, it’s important to find someone you trust. The auto industry has had a bad reputation FOREVER because people get taken advantage of by greedy, lying xxxxxxxx. Recommendations from family and friends can help immensely when looking for a vehicle. Recently, my wife and I were in a place where buying a brand-new car for the first time was an option. For months, we researched and found the make and model she really wanted. On the recommendation of a family member, we went to see Jennifer Guerrero at Cavender Nissan in San Marcos, Texas. Jennifer is great! We test-drove a 2025 Nissan Kicks. They didn’t have the color my wife wanted, so we reserved one that was in transit. We could have easily gone up to Austin or down to San Antonio and bought one that day from another dealership, but since Jennifer came highly recommended we decided to do business with Cavender Nissan. When we went to pick it up on a Saturday, we waited longer than originally anticipated in finance and needed to leave. This was no fault of Jennifer’s, it was a busy day and there was miscommunication from other people. Eventually the dealership sent us home with the vehicle and we finalized the paperwork on Monday. All’s well that ends well, I say! Overall, it was a smooth transaction and a great experience. As someone who also works in a referral-based industry I know how beneficial they are, which is why I can’t recommend Jennifer Guerrero enough if you are looking for a vehicle! There is a reason she is the best of the best, and Cavender Nissan is blessed to have her on their team. I’m really glad we chose to go see her for our first brand-new Nissan! Thank you, Jennifer! You might even be able to talk me out of my current sanctuary one day….but I really love my FJ. 🙂

Great service. - martinezs1515

Great service. The salesman Juan was helpful and answered all our questions great dealer and customer service.

We took my daughter's car in for service due to a leak in - LIMAWHISKEY4TH

We took my daughter's car in for service due to a leak in the cabin that had soaked the front driver and passenger side. We dealt with Andrew. Andrew proved to be deceptive in dealing with my daughter, and later tried to gaslight me about the reason we brought the car in. My wife and daughter dropped the car off. My daughter told him we thought the AC was leaking. ANDREW then asked if there was a smell to the fluid, my daughter said no. ANDREW then went out to the car and told her there was a sweet smell to the fluid. He thought there might be a freon leak. I know this is true because my wife then called me and said they thought it was a freon leak which I told her was weird because the AC was still blowing cold. ANDREW wrote on the S/O that "the customer states there is fluid dripping into the vehicle and there is a smell present", even though my daughter never mentioned a smell. There is no mention of carpet on this service order. This will be important later. Immediately after drop off, I received a call from Amber at Ancira. Amber said that my wife told her I wanted to get a bigger car. Amber wanted to give me a trade in value for my car. I knew this was a lie, because the car is my name, but it’s my daughter’s. There's no way my wife would suggest buying a new car for my daughter now that she's an adult. While they were checking in, my daughter said that she will need a bigger car soon. We assume Andrew relayed this info to the sales person. Sales is gonna sales, but outright lying about the source of your cold call doesn't do much for maintaining customer trust. We knew they were going to call us with exorbitant repair costs, hoping that we would decide to trade in the car. Sure enough, after diagnostics, Andrew has a list of repairs totaling $6100. The AC is not one of them. He tells me the AC drain line was disconnected, and the fluid that leaked into the car was water from the AC system. He then lists off replacing the carpet, AC Filter, front lower control arms, front struts, new tires and alignment. The prices he gave were ridiculous. I told him to just replace the AC filter. He calls me and tells me that since the car was brought in for the smell in the carpet, and we weren't replacing the carpet I'd be responsible for the $350 diagnostic fee. I knew that we didn't bring the car in for carpet. My response was no; we brought the car in because there was a leak in the AC. Carpet and smells never came up until HE brought them up. He told me my daughter brought the car in for the carpet because it says so on the S/O that she signed. LOL, The same S/O that HE wrote. Now I feel like I'm being scammed. I can accept paying $350 if it is legit, but I would never take a car to the dealership for carpet. We went back and forth on voice and text. The entire time Andrew is telling me the car was brought in for the smell in the carpet which is total xx. I spoke to a manager, Travis. I told him we’ve purchased 4 vehicles from that Ancira location in the last 22 years. I asked him to waive or adjust the $350 fee. He refused. I let him know that will be the last money they get from me. Later when we picked up the car a customer service manager waived $75 for an oil change, they weren't supposed to do. At the point of our discrepancy, I told Andrew not to do any work on the car.My frustration was Andrew's claim we brought the car in for smell. The $350 diagnostic fee is the fee that should have been waived. Charge me $150 for reattaching he drain hose, but don't tell me I brought the car in for the smell in the carpet and charge me $350 because I'm not replacing the carpet. We replaced the tires and got an alignment for $420 at a top tire chain. Ancira wanted $1000 for this. $869 for tires, $129 for alignment. We’re getting both suspension items replaced for $1200. Ancira wanted $1140 for control arms and 1240 for front struts. We had the carpet cleaned and treated for mold and mildew for $150. Ancira wanted $2345 for new carpet.

Mr Craig, was very polite and knowledgeable about the - Delphinav62

Mr Craig, was very polite and knowledgeable about the final details regarding the repairs that needed to be done to my vehicle and patient about when I will be repairing my vehicle this was what made me decide that I will be back to make these corrections to my vehicle.

Dealership LOST $50,000 Cashier check. - Iralenril

Dealership LOST $50,000 Cashier check. Blamed me for its loss, demanded I return the vehicle I purchased promising to hold the vehicle until I was able to replace the cashier check (90 days due to bank rules), returned my trade in vehicle damaged by their people and missing keys and parts, relisted the new vehicle for sale a week later. General manager claims I canceled the deal. I did not and was in near daily communication with finance manager. Case was transferred to a "Sales Manager" who took listing down for 2 weeks while I was still trying to replace the lost cashier's check. No communication beyond initial call with "Sales manager" Vehicle relisted again despite promises to hold vehicle. Manager told me I was out of luck. not their problem. I STILL dont have my money, they have damaged my existing truck, and cost me almost a 1000 dollars in damages and fees to correct their issue. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS DEALERSHIP

our salesman Rashard Smith was very informed, not high - ilovecatsandhorses

our salesman Rashard Smith was very informed, not high pressure, the whole experience was very pleasant! we went in dreading the whole typical car dealer experience and were pleasantly surprised! even the finance guy didnt pressure us too much!! i would definately recommend this dealership

I just realized that I get charged $300 or more every - 🌹

I just realized that I get charged $300 or more every time I've. I own a Nissan. But believe me I will NEVER buy another.. today they wanted another $300 and I said no just do the basic