Chad Slayton

Jon was very helpful and super nice! Highly recommend him and southwest Volkswagen! You won’t regret it. Highly recommend him and southwest Volkswagen! You won’t regret it. More

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Very professional found what I needed. Didn’t make me wait handled everything properly and it’s pretty cool on top of it. Didn’t make me wait handled everything properly and it’s pretty cool on top of it. More

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Jonathon and his team at Southwest VW are top notch! They are the only people I will go to for any and all automotive needs. They are the only people I will go to for any and all automotive needs. More

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SW Volkswagen is the best! Staff is top notch and professional as well as knowledgeable. Staff is top notch and professional as well as knowledgeable. More

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This is the dealership for you if you like:-Setting This is the dealership for you if you like: -Setting $20,000 on fire -Dealing with incompetent, corrupt, indecent, and disreputable pseudo salesmen This is the dealership for you if you like: -Setting $20,000 on fire -Dealing with incompetent, corrupt, indecent, and disreputable pseudo salesmen -Being $20,000 in the hole with a vehicle that won't even start -Having to pay a car note but still needing to borrow a vehicle to get to work -Needing to visit an establishment 10+ times before being helped by a manager -Filing complaints with the DMV Business Regulation Section and Better Business Bureau -Hiring an attorney If any of those things interest you, this is the dealership for you!! This establishment takes no pride in it's sales or service. They will send every pseudo manager to give you the run around when the vehicle you purchased from them two weeks prior is a dud, the owner will always be conveniently MIA if there is ever an issue you need resolved, and after weeks of their side stepping and evasion you might finally get to talk to someone that can make some sort of resolution. However, don't get your hopes up, because it was all for naught and you will realize that no one in management ever planned to help resolve the issue of you being sold a lemon, and they simply could've just told you from the get go that you're simply out of luck and there's nothing they will do when the car you purchased ran for two weeks before breaking down and needing a whole new engine. But wait! They were so generous and offered to replace the engine for the small fee of only $20,000. Sounds like a jam up deal to me. I would pay $40,000 for a vehicle that's only worth half that any day of the week. That is, if anyone in that establishment can rub two brain cells together long enough to even have a complete thought. More

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