CarMax / North Houston, Texas

Rating: ★

15 years in Business

Used Car Dealers, Wholesale Used Car Dealers

Address: 6909 Southwest Fwy, North-Houston

Postal code: 77074

Phone: (713) 774-3400

Great people, great products, great prices!

CARQUEST Auto Parts is the premier supplier of replacement products, accessories, supplies and equipment for virtually all makes of automobiles, as well as light and heavy-duty trucks, off-road equipment, buses, recreational vehicles and agricultural equipment. Additionally, we distribute and sell tools, equipment, chemicals, paint and accessories. At CARQUEST Auto Parts we provide unparalleled customer service, innovation and industry leadership at our more than 3,000 stores located throughout North America.

Categories:

Used Car Dealers, Wholesale Used Car Dealers

Neighborhoods:

Sharpstown, Westside

Open hours:

Mon - Fri 5:00 am - 6:00 pmSat - Sun 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

Reviews:

Disappointed

Sadly these people will let you down and not care one bit. They are horrible in the service dept. They lie and are inconsistent. I will never ever buy from them just so I can keep from having to service my car here.

arellanochick / 10/7/2012

The salesman never bothered to...

The salesman never bothered to call me even after I got approved, they finance company was the one that called me and I had them transfer my loan to the gulf freeway location. By the way; the purchase experience there was ok, but the car broke down a week later and the horror story is still ongoing.

Alphaecho1 / 8/23/2011

BUYER BEWARE!! Their customer ...

BUYER BEWARE!! Their customer service is the WORST! I recently purchased a vehicle there. Test- drove and inspected the car and it was impeccable. Came the next day to pick up and sign papers, and noticed that the car had a DEEP scratch where some paint had chipped off. We told our salesperson Dammy Adekola , about it, and he said not to worry, he would take care of it. He said he would ask for a sales manager for a ... view moresigned paper saying that they would fix it since it wasn`t there when we test drove the vehicle and it was mostly likely caused by the negligence of one of their employees when the vehicle was moved off the sales lot. We trusted him and signed the papers. Dammy then had "to go" as his shift was over, but he said he had talked to Loquetta Davis, the sales manager, and she would take care of us. She then came over to where the vehicle was, my husband showed her the scratch and she said "wow" that`s pretty deep". She then said to my husband "You know you are buying a USED car, right?". He said of course, but the damage wasn`t there when we first saw the vehicle. She then handed over a paper that read "Please address the scratches on the rear side of the vehicle" signed with her signature. and told us we had 30 days to bring the car back to get it fixed. I brought it back almost two weeks after, waited for hours, and all they did was put what looked like silver nail polish over the scratch/chipped area. Apparently, that is how they "fixed" it. The guy in charge of the body shop was super nice, but he said he couldn`t do any more for me since Ms. Davis wrote the word "scratch" on the paper and that is how they "address scratches" according to their policy. He himself thought she chose the wrong choice of wording and it worded differently, he could have done something else . When I spoke again to Ms. Davis she said they couldn`t do any more, because it "would affect the value of the vehicle" and it would be "too costly for them to fix". She kept giving me the run around making me wait for different people to see what they could do about it. After speaking to each one, I came up with the conclusion that in the end, she had the last word and she wasn`t about to put her precious job in jeapardy by costing the company a few hundred dollars, to fix a "scratch". Our saleperson Dammy, never bothered to come see me or answer his phone, even though he knew I was there. When I asked to see him, they told me he just "drove off" and wasn`t available. So much for "great customer service". I am so dissapointed with Carmax. This is the second vehicle I buy from them, but never ever will I buy from them again or refer them to anybody. Ever. Don`t waste your time or money there or any other Carmax. It`s not worth the hassle or stress. Don`t fall for the 125 point inspection...its not true. Ms. Davis admittedly told us they do "repaint" vehicles if necessary to make them look "newer" and increase their "value". Plus, they don`t use CARFAX, but their own internet vehicle history report which is a joke.... Lesson learned. Liked: Disliked:

mrsally / 4/30/2011

Horrible Repair Service

I had an OK experience with the purchase of the car, but I was extremely disappointed with the Service Department. They handed me the keys to my new pre-owned car and told me that it had passed their complete engine and system checkover, even gave me a certificate that it passed. My car had 4 major oil leaks and this should have been caught during their All Points Engine Check. The Service Department said the oil... view more leaks must have popped up after it passed their inspection. But my mechanic, who I know and trust, said it was obvious these leaks have been ongoing for many years so -- they are full of it. You can tear up their Engine Check Certificate because it is crap. Also, after several trips to the service department over the past 8 months now, I have determined that the Mechanics in the Service Department are unable to find and fix problems that most other mechanics can find and fix. I had my car in for service another time for seven days and they were unable to find what was causing a very loud squeak on my front end, had to pay them the $50 deductible anyway, even though they did not fix anything. An outside mechanic found and fixed it quickly, said it wasn`t that hard. I did find out that if you have the extended warranty you can use it at a regular mechanic if they deal with warranty work. And some of them don`t even charge the $50 Deductible that CarMax charges. So I will be going to a private outside Mechanic in the future becuase I have lost trust in CarMax`s ability to diagnose and fix problems on my car. They also sometimes break other things while working on your car, and then they deny it and argue that it is not possible that they could have done the damage that your car came out of their shop with, when you know you did not put your car in the shop with the damage. They basically call you a liar and say your complaint is not valid and you have to get really ugly with them to get any kind of fair resolution to your problems. And the wait time to get checked in and then your car looked at is waaaay too long. The shuttle wait time is ridiculous also. I have waited several hours for a shuttle each time I have been there, and it is my understanding that the shuttle takes many people home at the same time so after a 2 to 3 hour wait to get on the shuttle, you have to take a bus ride all over town until they get to your stop in your part of town. If you do decide to purchase of car from CarMax, HAVE YOUR MECHANIC CHECK OUT THE CAR BEFORE YOU PURCHASE IT FROM THEM. And find a regular mechanic that is willing to deal with warranty work and you will save yourself a lot of headaches. Steer Clear of the CarMax Service Department if you can.

monocyte1 / 7/30/2010