Red McCombs Hyundai
San Antonio, TX
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 8:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Service
Monday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Parts
Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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Sgt D made the buying process super easy! She made it well worth our time to come in and make a deal. Rhett was also to the point and very knowledgeable. We had an overall great experience! She made it well worth our time to come in and make a deal. Rhett was also to the point and very knowledgeable. We had an overall great experience! More
Responsive staff, explains what is needed to be done. You get personalized attention. They work to accomplish what needs to be done quickly. Overall excellent customer service. You get personalized attention. They work to accomplish what needs to be done quickly. Overall excellent customer service. More
I am pleased with the staff at Red. Technolgy reduced time and effort in getting my contract done within 30 minutes. I would make some recommendations; this is my third Hyundai, a bett Technolgy reduced time and effort in getting my contract done within 30 minutes. I would make some recommendations; this is my third Hyundai, a better trade for return customers that is more objective than subjective, snack room for customers while I wait and get ahead of setting up blue link accounts before customer leaves. Tks Raymundo for the restaurant recommendation as i used it to take a break. Please stop calling me about buying a car...I know technology is a challenge but mark me as sold. More
Everyone was nice and welcoming. They answered all the questions I had. Robert made me fell like I could trust him to make sure my car was fixed right. They answered all the questions I had. Robert made me fell like I could trust him to make sure my car was fixed right. More
Two weeks ago, I bought a new Mercedes over $50k at SA Mercedes, wrote them a check (from my California Bank) and drove home in the car. Saturday (12/1), I wanted to buy my niece a car, that she found at Mercedes, wrote them a check (from my California Bank) and drove home in the car. Saturday (12/1), I wanted to buy my niece a car, that she found at this dealership. We went there and Nate, her salesperson, was great at answering all her questions. We wrote the deal and that’s where the “fun” started. For over an hour we negotiated up and back & finally came to an agreement. We were then directed to the “finance office” where I wrote a check on that same California bank for the full purchase price, and agreed to pickup the car Monday (12/3) after some minor detail work was done on the car. An hour later, the finance guy called and said the check was no good (not true), and I asked why. He stated that it was an out of state check and his “processor” couldn’t approve it. I told him to call the Bank, which he said he couldn’t. I reminded him that they still had the car (and her trade-in) and he could call my bank Monday to verify funds. On Monday, he again called me to say they couldn’t accept the check, and asked if I could wire the funds. I called the bank & yes, they could wire the funds but I’d have to physically sign the wire. Unfortunately PayPal, Venmo and Debit cards don’t go that high. So, I called back and asked to speak with his manager. I spoke with Mr. Sánchez, who reiterated that I could either bring in a cashiers check or finance, but that was it. I asked if he had called the bank, and he said no, but they could call him. So, I called California, got the regional manager of the Bank, Melanie, on the phone & called Mr. Sánchez on his mobile, twice, which he never picked up, (or returned the call). I was frustrated, so I decided to call the corporate office.I was able to reach Mr. Tim Cliver, the COO of McCombs dealerships, and explained the problems. We were able to get Melanie from the Bank on the phone, & she verified that the funds were there, but Mr. Cliver again stated their policy is to not release cars until funds have cleared. Having been in high-end retail for 50 years, I understand that. So, I offered to pay by credit card, but McCombs won’t take more than $5,000 on cards. Melanie asked if they had deposited the check or could that day, and he said “no, but we will deposit it first thing in the morning.” We agreed that as soon as the check hit the Bank, Melanie would call Mr. Cliver and he would then release the car. Tuesday morning, my niece received a call from the dealership saying she could pick up the car. She called me and we agreed to go there after she was done teaching, about 4:45. I assumed that they deposited the check & Melanie had spoken with Mr. Cliver, but when I looked online, my account had not been debited, so I asked her to call the dealership to confirm it had been released, which she did. As we were preparing to go to the dealership, I received an email from J Sawahri at 4:43pm, asking if I had sent the wire. I wrote him back telling him about the conversation with Mr. Cliver, and told him we were on the way to pickup the car. As we were driving I had my niece call the dealership again (3rd time), and now she was told it wouldn’t be released, & another manager gets on the phone and says “do you want us to deposit the check or cancel the deal?” Personally, I wanted to tell him where he could shove the check, but my niece really wants that car. Obviously, someone didn’t follow thru and this is reprehensible service. In today's automated world, you can deposit a check in five seconds on your phone, which I do all the time. This dealership must be stuck in yesterdays world, with an antiquated idea of car sales and customer interaction. Simply Horrible. So, here we are three days later (12/5), and the Bank called the COO (Tim Cliver) to tell him the check had cleared, BUT, that apparently is not good enough. This dealership and its executives are NOT living up to their commercials, so don't you believe for a minute that More
I had an excellent experience purchasing the vehicle. The salesperson was very knowledgeable and helpful and worked through the sales process very efficiently. In addition, the finance POC was quick and The salesperson was very knowledgeable and helpful and worked through the sales process very efficiently. In addition, the finance POC was quick and efficient. More


