LBC Auto Sales, Inc.

READ THIS IF YOU WANT AN HONEST REVIEW. Would I buy here again? Yes. Would I recommend it to a friend? Yes. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a decent car, and great customer service. Here is why: I was a bit skeptical to buy from here since I have been messed up big time by a buy here pay here place and I am still picking up the pieces of it with my credit. LBC had by far the best prices after visiting several places that day and was very friendly and accommodating. They even helped me find an unbeatable insurance rate for a sports car. They have been great non-stop; they work with me for any small issues I came up with and have been probably the best experience in car sales I have ever had. I have put 1000 miles on the car since getting it and still no issues. Did the Carfax, it's never been in an accident, and they were all honest the entire time. AND IM LOVING THE VEHICLE!!!! Mike will work with you. He is very friendly and helpful. If you want a used car place and if you got bad credit. Look no further. Will for sure buy here again in the future.

These guys have a great selection of used cars. If you're looking for a good deal on a European car this is the place to go! Found a 2008 BMW 325i for a good price. Test drove 3 cars, a 2008 Audi A4, a Volvo, but settled on the bimmer. Engine and suspension were in good working condition. The price was great, felt I got a great deal!

Sold me a bad car. After 3 months, The check engine light went crazy. Bad cad conv. So far I have changed spark plugs , coils, piston ring,. LBC. Lemon Be Careful I am still replacing parts.

.‼️FRAUD ‼️ COMPANY FLAGGED with TxDMV for violating consumer protection laws or dealer rules. On March 4 2026 I initially paid $2,000 via Zelle as part of a down payment for a Jeep listed at LBC Auto Sales. The dealer agreed that I could pay the remaining $2,000 the next day and complete the purchase. 2. During this agreement, we also discussed that I could pay the remaining $500 within two weeks after the initial payments. The dealer agreed to these terms. 3. Before arriving at the dealership the next day, I Zelle’d the remaining $2,000 to the dealer so I could complete paperwork and pick up the keys. 4. Upon arriving, the dealer changed the terms unexpectedly. Instead of allowing the agreed $500 to be paid within two weeks, he demanded $2,500 immediately, which I could not provide. 5. When I requested a refund of the total $4,000, the dealer refused to return my money. 6. During this incident: • The dealer made threats, including that any vehicle I purchase in the future would be involved in an accident. • He threatened to flag me for fraud to prevent future loans. • He slapped my boyfriend, who then defended himself by pushing back. 7. I have • Proof of the $4,000 Zelle payments • Text messages and communications • Witness statement from my boyfriend • Any other documentation 8. The actions of the dealer constitute deceptive and unconscionable practices under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA), as well as taking payment under false pretenses, causing financial loss and emotional distress. A complaint with Texas Department of Motor Vehicles has been filed for FRAUD!! as well as a civil claim. The wife of the company has the money in her account and refused to return it to me because her husband slapped my boyfriend and he pushed him back in self defense. I have never in my Entire life dealt with people like this and consider themselves to be people of business. You legally cannot steal someone’s money despite the situation or how you feel. If goods and services were not received you cannot keep the money. This man assaulted my boyfriend and also made really nasty negative comments to me because I could no longer purchase the vehicle. This is a sad practice and they should not be in business. After taking someone else’s money That’s completely illegal. I will definitely be back once this case is done to let everyone know how this goes. I’m praying for yall to stay away from here. Very unprofessional ,mean and disrespectful. Mike and Nisreen are the owners. I thought as a woman she would be understanding because it’s her account I sent my funds too. I called and asked her to send my money back and she began to yell and scream at me saying she won’t be sending me a dime and that her husband would be filing assault charges. Mind you her husband slapped my boyfriend who defended himself. This is no reason that she did not return my money. There altercation has nothing to do with the fact thatyou still owe me my money . This is Fraud and the company is and will be in very serious trouble.

Mike and Pedro know how to sell vehicles. Friendly, direct and get things done. They have cheaper priced vehicles for sure. My initial review was much more positive, however, we've learned some previously undisclosed information about the vehicles we bought, so I had to update my review. Update 9/30/2016: Mike and Pedro did it again. Stellar services and support. We bought 2 more trucks from LBC. 2007 Denali and 2002 Sequoia. Amazing conditions, amazing deal! For both vehicles, they let us take them to a dealership to have them checked out. On both there were some fixes that needed to happen. We sat down, made the list and agreed who would take care of which. (It's a used car, so don't expect perfection - go buy new if that's what your looking for, right?). We left the trucks with Mike and he took care of all the fixes. For things like brake jobs and other fundamental fixes (that a used car needs) we paid just parts and Mike threw in the labor at no cost. So, I ask you - where else does a used car dealer work with you like this? This dealer is unique. 11.18.2017 Update. On both trucks we bought we found out some disturbing information. On the GMC, turns out the transmission has been replaced/rebuilt - and the transmision fluid lines were bent/pinched to "make it fit". Nearly ruined the whole transmission. This was not disclosed and LBC probably didn't do a thorough enough job to know - but the brag about a master mechanic on staff, so why didn't they know? On the Toyota Sequoia, turns out the whole right side of the vehicle had extensive body work - front and rear panels and both doors!! This type of damage is REQUIRED to be reported. While LBC might have acquired the truck before the damage - they damn well knew there had been body work but didn't say one word to us. The body work SIGNIFICANTLY reduces the value of the truck - by several thousand and probably should have been a reclaim title. Now, due to disclosures LBC really should have made - they have a master mechanic on staff, so they can't say they didn't know - we are upside down on both trucks. Neither one is worth half the amount we paid and we've had to pay 1/2 what we paid for the vehicles in repairs. Buyer beware. Of course LBC will say vehicles are "as-is" - but if they were fully transparent - they would disclose obvious repair and body work done on the vehicles and let the buyer decided. See pics. Left side has original pen stripe on it. Right side - nothing. Right is all body work, yet the Car Fax was clean. A dealer is obligated to update the Car Fax if they know it to be inaccurate - even if they don't know when the damage occurred. They have the experience and knowledge to disclose - but they don't. Very disappointing. Buyer beware. I welcome Mike to contact me to buy back the vehicles at the same price he sold them to me with all the flaws I now know about that weren't disclosed when I bought them.