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I only gave this place one star, simply because it did not give me the option of no stars. The only thing decent I can say about this place is thank God they were unprofessional and rude over the phone and my husband and myself did not waste our time on a real life encounter. I simply called to ask about a price quote off of a vehicle they had listed on their webpage...here's the following conversation: Ring, Ring...Texas auto brokers, Me: Who would I need to speak to to get a price quote on a vehicle you have listed online? Chick: (Big aggravated sigh...,) hold on...(no please hold, just hold on.) Transfer of call: Some guy: What do you want (yes that's how he answered the call,) Me: Internet price quote please, Him: On what? Me: 2005 Chevy Avalanche, Him: We sold it two weeks ago. Me: Ummmm....ok, what else do you have that's actually available? Him: What are you looking for? Me: SUV of some type, Him: An suv? You just asked about an avalanche, we consider that a truck not an suv, do you even know what you're looking for lady? Me: Nevermind, thanks for your time and try to update your web page more often. Him: Whatever...click. WOW....is all I have to say about this place...I have NEVER seen or shall I say heard such unprofessionalism, rudeness, and just seem like they're down right inconvienced that you're calling them in the first place, especially when dealing with a potiential client. It's ok though, because my husband and I were not looking to finance a vehicle we were looking outright buy a vehicle, and I'm pretty sure Cowboy Kia of Conroe just appreciated the 20K in CASH that we dropped in their pockets this week. Thanks for nothing, and thank god you showed your true colors before we wasted our time, energy, money or common sense on dealing with your business and trust me I use the term ""Business,"" loosely on your end. If anyone were to ask me about buying a vehicle from this place, I'd have to inform them that just based off of their attitudes, I wouldn't buy a hot wheels toy car from them. P.S. Thanks Cowboy Kia, for showing how real dealerships should be run, take notes Texas Auto Brokers you could learn a few things.
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