Texas Hot Rides

After searching and searching for months for a very specific Camaro ... year, color and options (and some add-ons) ... I found it at Texas Hot Rides. I recently bought my 2020 SS / 1LE Camaro from Mitch (also spoke with Luis), overall good experience, they were nice to talk to and deal with, obviously very knowledgeable about the cars that they were / are selling! Most important to me, they were willing to negotiate price with me a little which helped to get the deal done! Beautiful car, it's what I was looking for! I would recommend them!

Went to Texas hot rides to look around and ended up purchasing my dream car! Really enjoyed working with them. Great customer service & communication!

Horrible communication skills. That tells me everything I need to know. Excited about buying a car is one feeling buying from Texas Hot Rides is a fluke of worries. No thank you! -Michael

Great experience @ hot rides. Bought a mustang and had an exceptional purchase experience. Car was exactly as described and pictured. Thanks again guys!

I bought my Supra from Texas Hot Rides. My experience was nothing short of amazing. I flew in from Illinois and was fully accommodated from step 1. The car was exactly as described and looked better than it did in the pictures. Great communication the whole way and I was in and out quickly. Very boutique feel. I will ONLY buy my future fun cars from them.

Very Professional and Courteous answered my questions immediately and respectfully. Explained their policies and requirements for holding this vehicle until I can fly in to physically check this vehicle.

They are 100% used car salesmen. Will say do anything to get the sell. Got a 2016 without window switch, trunk switches. Scratches on the side that we’re not showing on the video I received Beware

recently purchased a 2016 Dodge Viper from Hot Rides, and while the initial buying experience was quick and easy, I encountered significant issues soon after driving the car home. A check engine light appeared, indicating the car was running rich according to my OBD tuner. I was told that this happens occasionally and would resolve itself. However, the left side of the car started smoking, which, according to many friends in the car industry, suggested a turbo issue. Unfortunately, after driving less than 40 miles, the car is now in the performance shop due to poor workmanship. It’s incredibly disappointing to see a nearly $200,000 car with no evident service or pride in its maintenance. The spark plugs were shot, the driver-side turbo seal was bad and leaking oil, the passenger-side turbo was cracked, numerous bolts were missing from the build, and there were many loose engine components that need attention to make the car safe to drive and to top it off the tuner wasn’t even tuned correctly for what was done on the car. This is a friendly reminder to anyone considering a purchase from Hot Rides: take the time to bring a mechanic or someone skilled in these types of cars to inspect for faulty work. Put the car on a lift and thoroughly check it over. Especially as a working individual, spending the extra $500-$1,000 for an expert inspection can save you a lot of trouble. Also, be aware that you will sign a legal document stating these are performance cars and that Hot Rides is not liable for issues. To avoid the disappointment of having your dream car sitting idle while waiting for repairs, make sure to comb through your potential purchase meticulously.

After 4 phone messages left, 8 emails sent… not a single reply to my inquiery about a Porsche supposedly in their inventory. The only place worse to try and reach a salesperson is The Toy Barn in OH!

I did not buy a vehicle from Texas hot rides, but I found them to be very knowledgeable and helpful regarding the car that I inquired about.