Texas Direct Auto

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For the last six years, I have enjoyed the hell out of my BMW. It took me to lots of places, helped me roll down the highways in style, and got me out of a lot of jams. I was very attached to that vehicle that somehow managed to maintain that «new car smell»; unfortunately, after 98,000 miles, it was time to say goodbye.
Texas Direct Auto appraised my vehicle for $ 2,000 more than a private offer and almost double what Sterling McCall could offer for a trade-​in. The entire process took 10 – 15 minutes, if that. The inspector checked the engine, did a walk-​around, and handed me a printed sheet with his appraisal stating the offer was good for 10 days, AND they could write a check for me right then and there.
I sat in my car and thought about all the memories I had with it – the night my two dogs got to see the hardtop convertible fold down for the first time, the time my ex sat in my car and told me how well I took care of my things, and the wind blowing in my hair during sunny days. With the appraisal in my hands, I slowly gathered my personal items from the car, accepted the offer from Texas Direct Auto, and said goodbye to an old friend.

The BMW dealership told me to come here and said they gave great service. They sure did! Offered me a very decent price and quick to deal with.
Tip: if you have small kids, they have a little play area. Doesn’t take long at all!

I took my SUV in for a appraisal during the work week. They were very quick to turn around an appraisal and the service was friendly. I took my car to another competitor and they (Texas direct auto) offered $ 2k more. A few days later I sold it to them and that also was an efficient process. Car buying and selling can be do stressful and I’m happy that Texas direct made this side of the transaction very pleasant.

Marvin was a heck of a help, he made the buying process a breeze. I’d recommend anyone looking for a car or truck to check them out.

Went here on a recommendation from a friend to sell our 2008 BMW 3 series with high mileage. These great people gave us a great price with absolutely no haggle. Stress free, quick and easy. Will recommend you to others!

I was in the market for selling a 2005 Nissan Altima — Single Owner — 124 000 miles. I would rate the car in the very good condition range with the normal wear and tear associated with bumpers and body cosmetics. There was also some upholstery cleaning that can be taken care of in detailing.
I went to the Start Toyota — they offered ~$ 2700. This was the first quote and we did not want to trade-​in for any vehicle that they had, because we didn’t find any.
We did buy another vehicle and were looking to sell ours now. Did not want to go through the private selling hassle because I did not have the time or the expertise to do this here. So, I asked my mechanic for options and he mentioned me to try Carmax. I was hesitant, because a family friend mentioned that they were the lousiest in the business, but I did give a try
I went to Carmax; lousiest experience in car dealership ever. They were the roughest bunch of people that I ever dealt with. They survive because of the aggressive advertising. Was given a quote that was $ 2000 less than what Kelley Blue Book (KBB) average quote was ($ 3,381-$ 4,276).
Discouraged, I asked the salesman from whom I bought my new vehicle. He directed me to a second-​hand car salesman that he knew. That person offered $ 3000.
Life happened and two months went by before I could find time to clean the car and call the guy. In the interim, I felt that I should get more for the car, call it a gut feeling… So I chanced upon the Signpost when driving on the Gulf Freeway for Texas Direct Auto (TDA).
It was the best thing for selling this car that I did. Loved dealing with Michael Ham and Jamicia Ware. Ambience was very calming. Wait was 30 minutes. Quote was hassle-​free and quick. Rate was closer to the mid-​range of what KBB gave. Walked out happy.
Keep up the good work, TDA!!!