Corvette Warehouse

The most corrupt dealership in DFW. The will not honor the advertised price at all. That is illegal in the state of Texas. They must include any fees or services in the advertised price. They park low mileage classic corvette’s outside in the weather so they can get sun damaged. They ruin cars with 20,000 miles due to not taking care of them. They only keep the newest of cars indoors. So remember that dream Corvette is going to be $10,000 higher than the price and it’s kept outdoors.

Shady family owned business!! Buyer beware!! You’re making a deal and they will sell the car right from under you with no regard! Then have the xxxxx to sell you a completely different car because they know they were being shady!!

Avoid This Dealership – Severe Safety Negligence & Complete Lack of Integrity My experience purchasing a C6 Corvette from Corvette Warehouse was a masterclass in deceptive business practices. Despite marketing a "rigorous pre-sale inspection," the car arrived with immediate, life-threatening safety hazards: five compromised rear wheel lug nuts (one missing, four loose) and an active oil leak. Furthermore, they installed a budget sub-spec O'Reilly's battery (500 CCA vs. factory spec) while the car was in their custody, shipped it with a broken, tape-wrapped key fob that couldn't fit into the manual override slot, and failed to provide legally compliant plates or mounting hardware. Once the wire transfer cleared, communication completely ceased. Management hid behind an "AS-IS" disclaimer and refused all accountability. Buyer beware: hollow promises pave the sale, safety is completely ignored, and they will take zero responsibility when caught.

AVOID DOING BUSINESS WITH THESE GUYS. I bought an Audi from Corvette Warehouse in July 2026. I drove from Colorado to pick it up and was rushed through the paperwork because it was at the end of the day. I noticed something on the bill of sale labeled CWR or something like that. When I asked what it was he told me that was the Colorado taxes. It wasn't until I get my car titled and registered in Colorado and was charged taxes that I realized he had lied. I called corvette warehouse and asked about it and was told it was basically a repurposing fee to get the car ready to sell that I had just bought. They CHARGED ME to get my own car that I bought from them ready to sell and told me it was CO taxes. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!! They forced me to get there gps thing and also some type of car vantage plan. The sales man told me it covered the motor for the convertible top. He said it covered replacing the windshield and minor chips. He said it covered some interior stuff, and some things with the wheels and tires. However when you actually call them to get something fixed they have a reason for everything why It is not covered. EVERYTHING. I called Blake, the sales man and he admitted to me he just told me what someone else told him. He said I will fall on this sword, that is my fault but never offered to make it right. It took me over a month to get the title and other signed documents. At first they sent me the contract that was not signed by either myself or the salesman. I have called 5 or 6 times to speak to the sales manager and every time they say he is not in the office let me get your number and he will call you. I still have not received a call from and they are refusing to make any of this right. I plan on going to the BBB with this whole thing. The team at Corvette Warehouse are scam artists and completely dishonest. STAY AWAY FROM THESE GUYS. GO TO THE ACTUAL CORVETTE DEALERSHIP.

Dishonest is an understatement. Do not buy from this dealership unless you're prepared to spend thousands to fix the car you just overpaid for.

I texted the sales person twice with an offer on a car I test drove. I did not get a reply. Called several days later and talk to another sales person and told them what car I was interested in still and what I wanted to pay. He said he was going to talk to the owner and call me back. Never received a call. Called one last time and was then told they do not negotiate at all, plus they have a dealership adder of over $1695 for things I already get from my insurance company. The prices are false advertising, so do not expect a good deal here, and be prepared to pay an additional $1695 for a useless dealer package.

I had the pleasure of working with Adam. He was very passionate and very professional. I had been watching this car for weeks and we had planned a family trip to Dallas to see another family member. We had come from Ms and decided to go by and look at the car. He was very friendly and patient with us. We went on Friday to test drive and ended up going back the next day to get the car. I recommend that if you ever need a corvette go by and see Adam you would not regret it. Very beautiful spirit O

Complete Negligence, Safety Hazards, and Deceptive Remote Sales Practices. Do not buy a vehicle remotely from Corvette Warehouse. My remote purchase managed by salesman Damien and general manager Rick Crawford exposed a staggering level of systemic negligence, deceptive sales practices, and a complete disregard for customer safety. ​Critical Safety Hazards Upon Delivery: The transport delivery arrived with multiple severe safety defects that a basic pre-delivery inspection should have caught instantly. The car featured loose and missing lug nuts on the Z51 performance wheels, all four tires sat at 0 PSI or dangerously low pressure, the trunk struts were entirely failed, an active oil leak was present, and the key fob arrived physically cracked and held together with tape. ​Misrepresented Add-Ons & Tax Discrepancies: The dealership heavily misrepresented a $1,695 add-on plan during the purchase process, claiming it was merely a basic GPS tracker. It wasn't until later questions arose regarding the vehicle's condition that management disclosed what the package actually entailed. Furthermore, an audit of the paperwork revealed a direct tax discrepancy: the buyer's order collected $1,544.32 in sales tax, yet the official Form 130-U generated by the dealer recorded sales tax at $1,499.69—leaving an unaccounted variance of $44.63 collected under the guise of state tax that was never remitted on official state documentation. ​Illegal Single Plate Delivery: The dealership violated Texas Transportation Code § 504.943 by failing to provide or mount the legally required front and rear metal plates. Instead, registration papers and only ONE metal Texas plate were stashed covertly under the passenger-side floor carpet without notice, leaving the car illegal to operate on public roadways out of the box. ​Leadership Failure: When addressing these hazards, general manager Rick Crawford and the owner hid behind "company policy" and refused any accountability or remediation, actively coaching staff on workarounds regarding missing vehicle components rather than fixing their mistakes. ​Formal regulatory complaints have already been filed with the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV), the Texas Attorney General Consumer Protection Division, and the Dallas Better Business Bureau. Remote buyers should save themselves severe grief, verify every line item, and look elsewhere.

When I called to inquire about a 1955 Chev Bel Air that was posted on the Corvette Warehouse website the sales rep Marcus Cunningham told the car was in perfect condition and everything on it worked as it should. I expressed interest in it if it was in perfect condition as he said and as the pictures appeared but I wouldn’t buy it sight unseen as I have already gotten burned on previous sight unseen purchases. He said if I would pay a $1000 deposit he would hold the car until I could come look at it since I was 8 hrs away. We agreed that the deposit was contingent on me liking the car and it being exactly as he had described. I drove 8 hrs on Aug 11th to look at the car and it definitely wasn’t as Marcus had described. It wasn’t even at the dealership but at the business owners house and they had to go get it to show it to me. The car was filthy, parking lights wouldn’t turn off, carpet was filthy , took a mechanic to get the trunk open, rain guards over the doors didn’t work, fuel gauge and clock didn’t work, doors when opened dropped about 1/4” and had to slam em to get em to closed, paint was cracked underneath the trunk (most likely bondo) and the list goes on. Car was nothing like Marcus had described and definitely not as it appeared on the photos. Needless to say I didn’t buy the car and when I asked Marcus about the deposit refund as we had agreed he disappeared and his manager (Rick) came back and asked me if we could make a deal. I told him I wasn’t interested in the car at any price that it simply wasn’t as it appeared nor as it was described but thanks for showing it to me but it wasn’t what I was looking for. I was glad I went and looked and when I asked about my deposit ($1039.00) being refunded as promised if I didn’t buy the car he said they would refund it to the original payment method which was a credit card. It’s Aug 24th, (13 days later) and I am yet to receive the refund. I’ve sent multiple text to Marcus with no reply. I hate to have to drive another 8 hrs to this dealership to confront them but I will if necessary. No reason to lie to a customer to get a deposit claiming it’s refundable if you don’t like the car then refusing to refund the money if you don’t buy it. This is a scam these people use but I’ll get a lawyer if need be to fight them. It’s the principle that really stings me as much as the money. Beware of this because this dealership is not trust worthy. I’ll write a follow up if they ever decide to refund the deposit as promised but they are ghosting me now. I’m sure they have no intentions of refunding anything. Pitiful way to run a business!

I bought a 17 Z06/7 3lz m with 10k miles. I paid full asking price but had a PPI done and wanted them to fix a couple things and they agreed to do it. When I got the car nothing was fixed!!!The aftermarket exhaust had a terrible rattle and they were suppose to replace the left front shock because It was wet, but it was not done. I took it to my local mechanic and he confirmed everything. Adam(terrible communication skills) was my sales guy and told me he was sorry the GM said there was nothing they could do. I talked to GM he admitted to it but said since I took delivery there was nothing they could do? 1500.00 worth of repairs. Their website is a bunch of crap language that says they are the best corvette dealer and treat their customers with respect. Not true. Anyway just wanted to see if anyone else has had a bad experience with these guys.