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Q Motorcars
- Used Car Dealer
- 3316 E Pioneer Pkwy Arlington, TX 76010
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Jul 14, 2014
Mesha P.:
Anybody got a car lot they recommend...
Zarri F.:
Qmotorcars.com Aleman Motors, LLC
- Used Car Dealer, Travel Agent
- 1121 Sturgeon Ct # 111 Arlington, TX 76001
Referral from
Jul 08, 2013
Kristi P.:
I need a good TRAVEL AGENT.......The kind of trip I am planning for next summer requires more than I can do online. Anyone have any...
Alison L.:
All destinations vacations. 817-231-0123
Referral from September 6, 2017
Rebecca B. asked:
You all were so helpful on my running question I have another - any recommendations for used car dealers who are totally honest and respectful to woman buyers? Many...
Carl P. replied:
Use CarGurus.com
Vivi T. replied:
I highly recommend Lexington Toyota! You will walk out with exactly what you were looking for and they won’t waist your time!
Lisa S. replied:
Prospect Motors in Waltham. I found him via CarGurus but bought a different car. Showed me Carfax without asking. I was happy with the deal.
Sonya K. replied:
go to Mirak and talk to Jonathan Buck - he is hands down the best!
Misha P. replied:
Cornerstone Mitsubishi. Tell Bill (owner) I sent you.
Melanie M. replied:
We bought a used Prius from John Royle, at Herb Chambers Honda in Allston and it was a very good experience. He is a really nice guy and very honest. He did not try to upsell us when we were choosing between options.
Referral from May 29, 2013
OklahomaHoss asked:
Can someone recommend a used car dealership in Arlington or the DFW area, that can handle folks with so-so to poor credit, but a steady, good paying job, that wont...
coffeefuelsme replied:
Check out Vandergriff off of I-20. My wife and I just bought a Chevy from them and they were willing to negotiate down to our budget and didn't pressure us into looking at more expensive cars we weren't interested in. We did have to wait a long time to sign papers and for financing to go through, so you might want to bring a good book with you.
V-Tonic replied:
Have you tried calling your bank and getting pre approved financing? If you know what you want to spend you can do some "finance shopping" for the lowest rate before you even head to the dealership.
sinisterstarr replied:
carmax
MissSuzyQ replied:
Cransh
Nertz replied:
I've heard good things about Cransh. You might pay a little more for the car, but they've serviced it completely.
veydras replied:
i can't say anything about a dealership, but try banking then financing with a credit union. They're somewhat more open. Plus try buying off craigslist via owner vs dealership to even save more money. Take a person who knows cars and ask the guy to have it taken to a reputable shop to be inspected and be picky.
snang replied:
I and my roommate both had good luck with MCMC. They have locations all over the metroplex. http://www.mcmcauto.com
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