I seem to remember that a while back, someone posted about a good Ford Dealership in Houston that had some Aggie connections, but I could not find the thread. Any suggestions as to which one?

Will likely have to get two new cars within the next year or two.

Post on auto board. Connection is at Tommie Vaughan but I don't remember which texagger has the connection.

How much do you like to negotiate? Unless things have changed, the Tommie Vaughn "hookup" is basically getting the vehicle for invoice. While not a terrible deal, you can do better with patience and timing.

Check out Cook Ford in Texas City. Ask for Lauren. You can thank me later.

I bought my F150 through the Tommie Vaughn Ford connection. As previously mentioned, it is a good price but not the best. I will say for anyone needing Ford auto service, the service center at Tomball Ford is amazing and I would highly recommend.

I can vouch for TV- bought about a dozen vehicles there. I have always bought significantly under invoice.
However, their service dept sucks as bad as any. Fortunately I havent had but a few reasons to go in over last 10 years.
I have heard great things about Tomball Ford as well, but its way the hell outta my way and no way Im going there.
When my guy at TV leaves, I will probably buy online.
Good luck with your hunt!

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Bought a vehicle through the Internet Manager at Auto Nation Katy and it was fine. However, their Service Department is probably the worst I have ever encountered and has really soured me on Ford as a whole.

Tomball Ford is Aggie owned. Sadly, according to a consensus of Texags posters, it is far from meeting your criteria of "good" Ford dealership.

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Tomball Ford is Aggie owned. Sadly, according to a consensus of Texags posters, it is far from meeting your criteria of "good" Ford dealership.

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Worst car-buying experience I've ever had.

I'll catch Crap from folks but planet ford 45 has been a good service dept.

I think Tommie Vaughn is just so busy but don't want to invest in more people.

If you fancy a drive, head out west to Chuck Brown Ford in Schulenburg and ask for Chuck. He's an Aggie and will treat you right.

You gotta ask for Cory Lindsay to do the work at Autonation. I mean he isn't donig oil changes but if there is an issue he would be the guy to work on a ferd.

Mcree Ford

Which dealers in Houston are good for service, specifically reasonable distance from the west side?

I can vogue that mak haik and helfman suck royally.

I'm to the point now that I need to move onto a different brand because I have had issues recently with sales, service, and body shop for both of the above dealers.

I even tried to complain to ford about a problem and they told me to suck it.

I had enough of Helfmans service department also. Their sales was fine to work with but that was it.. we took ours down to Legacy Ford in Rosenberg, and were very happy with their service department. We'll probably start there next time we look to buy another Ford.

I shopped around all over Houston and Baytown ford gave me the best deal by about 3000 on a new truck.

Mac Haik service is pretty incompetent. Ordered wrong parts, couldn't fix a brake manifold, hard to get straight answer. Legacy Ford is much better.

Ryan Ford in Sealy.

Hands down the best service department within 500 miles of Houston.

Little bump regarding service departments. Mother in law needs a reputable service department for her Explorer. Any recommendations for northwest or west side?

Ducks - could you expand on your comments regarding Ryan Ford in Sealy? Worth the trip for a wheel bearing/driveline issue?

Anyone have experience with service at Joe Myers on 290?

Thanks!

Regarding joe Meyers, After dealing with their body shop I won't go back to them for anything.