Anyone ever used them? Looking to buy a new Yukon and really liked their pricing. Also, I haven't purchased that many pre-owned vehicles. How would you confirm that the vehicle was impacted by the flooding?

Thanks!

Long history...

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Lots of former rentals.....EVEN when they assure you it's not

That's said, there are some deals to be had

Thanks everyone. I'm in Dallas and the car is in Houston. Does anyone have a good mechanic that would be willing to conduct a through inspection before I go through the trouble of having it shipped?

Ouch

Texas Auto Direct is laughed at here as being the shadiest dealer around. They have no problem dealing in wrecked/repaired cars, hail damage, flood, former rental cars. They seem willing to put anything on their lot.

I guess somebody has to do it. They just tend to lie about it. Just go in eyes wide open. Their prices look really good though when shopping online.

Two years ago I had a 2008 Cadillac CTS that had every website showing retail trade in of $9,000.00. This outfit gave me an estimate of $5,000 and I laughed all the way into the parking lot and it continued as I drove off. I ended up trading it in to a dealership for $8,000 and they had it on their website the next day for $11,999. Texas Direct Auto will never get a second glance from me ever again. Sorry, not interested in donating any of my future cars to these lowballers ever again!