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Serving the following city: College Station --- Phone: (561) 459-3600New Owners. Come experience the difference!
College Station (TX) - - Phone: (979) 776-7600
Our goal is to make your car buying experience the best possible. College Station Ford's virtual dealership offers a wide variety of new and used cars, Ford & Lincoln incentives, service specials, and...
College Station (TX) - - Phone: (979) 694-2022
New Owners! Come see the difference!
College Station (TX) - - Phone: (979) 776-7600
Welcome to the College Station Nissan website, a fast and convenient way to research and find a vehicle that is right for you. Whether you are looking for a new or used Nissan car, truck, or SUV you...
College Station (TX) - - Phone: (979) 764-7726
Mercedes-Benz of College Station is your certified Mercedes-Benz dealer serving drivers throughout College Station and the surrounding areas.
College Station (TX) - - Phone: (979) 353-0496
College Station has auto dealers, who sell both new and pre-owned cars, at retail rates. Since direct manufacturer sales are forbidden in the country, these dealers have an agreement with the automaker or its sales subsidiary. Other services offered by auto dealers in College Station include, but are limited to, GAP insurance to insure against theft or accidents, diability insurance, financing services (loans for the vehicle), accessories, maintenance packages, and trade-in options. These dealers have a showroom with cars displayed, with a sticker listing their basic features and the retail price. The salespersons work on commission and help the customer in finalizing a decision about which car/vehicle to buy. After this, a purchase and sales agreement is made, and signed, and the payment made, both for the car as well as other packages that the customer may have sought. Auto dealers in College Station also offer warranty services. Often, these allied activities yield more significant profits than the actual sale of vehicles.
