South Point Dodge Chrysler Jeep

Extremely friendly and answered all questions.

Very favorable impression from the salesperson upon my inquiry. Even offer to meet me halfway from Houston to Austin to close the deal.

Contacted me immediately regarding my interest and worked with me to get the purchase done. Very nice and very knowledgeable.

Great Jeep!!! EJ went above and beyond to close the sale!!

Very polite and professional. They were very responsive to all my questions, and easy to work with.

Great experience

Great costumer service! Very satisfied with deal

responded very quickly and were very nice.

Salesman was very good. Friendly and courteous.

Brandon helped us and was GREAT ! They are a very nice and helpful dealership. The process was pretty easy and we got the deal that we wanted! Highly recommended !!

internet salesperson David Gilliham was extremely easy to work with and attentive to all our needs and questions. would recommend

They tried to give me a higher price than advertised. My saleslady was great. Word of advice folks, print out your cargurus offer.

These folks are great, treated me very well, and went above and beyond in small things to make my experience a good one.

Made apt. To check out a truck. They almost wanted me to finance before even seeing the vehicle. They couldn’t locate vehicle and when I found it the battery was dead. I didn’t liked the vehicle. A waste of time could be prevented if I was to see the truck right away.

This was one of the most pleasant car buying experiences we have had. No one was obnoxious or rude or misleading.

Very helpful. Prompt contact. Just a little to high-pressure for me.

Dealer responded in a timely manner. However, when I went to look at the truck it was not there and was told later that someone took it home to "test it out"? Not sure what that's about but if someone's ready to buy you should have the vehicle ready to sell. Very nice truck though! Too bad I wasn't able to look at it.

Our salesman made a mistake and the company didn't keep an agreement with me. A second salesperson sold a car I had placed a deposit on. However, I assume I will receive a refund.

Found a car I really liked but looked online a little more and found the exact same car at a dealer in San Marcos for same price except 15k miles less and automatic transmission. Took off work and drove down to San Marcos to look and called back to South Point Dodge Chrysler Jeep in Austin to see if they would beat the price. They came down a reasonable amount so I turned down the San Marcos deal and drove back to Austin to buy the car from South Point Dodge Chrysler Jeep. I was so sure of it I had my friend drop me off and told him to leave. When I walked in they told me that price was only if I financed through them at a higher interest rate. We had already discussed that I would be taking care of my own financing and had a check in hand. They said if you use your own financing we’ll only sell it to you for the original sticker price. I walked out. Guess I showed my cards by letting them know I was ready to sign and let the sales guy witness me telling my friend to leave and drive away leaving me there when they were about to close. I wasted a day off work, a trip to San Marcos and gave up a car I would have otherwise bought. I was hoping to have a new car to drive out of town for Christmas. Extremely disappointed. They used old used car sales techniques - good buy, bad guy. Salesperson (Brandon) left pretending to speak to his manager a couple of times. At the end he said “let me see if they will talk to you before you leave” and came back and said something to the affect that “they are too spineless to tell you themselves”. I have no proof that he didn’t speak to someone but I strongly suspect it was an act. I thought this kind of old school sales stuff was ancient history. Salesperson was extremely young and it showed but he learned his technique somewhere. I guess I should have known from my first visit when he said “what will it take to earn your business today?”.