Best Dealerships in Austin
Every Widewail Index ranking of Austin's franchise dealerships, by brand and across the luxury and mass-market segments, built from what their own customers said in public Google reviews this year.
13rankings
90dealerships assessed
56made at least one list
Oct 2026latest data
Across every brand
By brand
Buick GMC · AustinBest Buick GMC DealershipsChevrolet · AustinBest Chevrolet DealershipsChrysler Dodge Jeep Ram · AustinBest Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram DealershipsFord · AustinBest Ford DealershipsHonda · AustinBest Honda DealershipsHyundai · AustinBest Hyundai DealershipsMazda · AustinBest Mazda DealershipsMercedes-Benz · AustinBest Mercedes-Benz DealershipsNissan · AustinBest Nissan DealershipsSubaru · AustinBest Subaru DealershipsToyota · AustinBest Toyota Dealerships
Frequently asked
What is the best car dealership in Austin?
On the Widewail Index for 2026, Toyota of Cedar Park leads the 25 best mass-market dealers and Mercedes-Benz of Georgetown leads the 17 best luxury dealers in the Austin metro, ranked on what their own customers said in public Google reviews this year. Each brand also has its own list below.
How are dealerships in Austin ranked?
Each dealership is scored on four inputs from public Google reviews, 2026 year to date: customer rating, comment activity, responsiveness, and frustration. Each input is ranked against every franchise dealer in the country and combined into one customer health score. A store makes a brand list by holding a B or better and finishing in its metro's top five; the luxury and mass-market lists take the top twenty-five.
How many dealerships in Austin were assessed?
90 franchise dealerships in the Austin metro were assessed, and 56 made at least one of the 13 lists. Stores that did not make a list are not named.
How a dealership makes a list
The Widewail Index reads public Google reviews for 18,000+ franchise dealerships and refreshes monthly. Four inputs are each ranked against every franchise dealer in the country and combined into one customer health score: customer rating, comment activity, responsiveness, and frustration. A store makes a brand list by holding a B or better and finishing in its metro's top five; the luxury and mass-market lists take the top twenty-five. Stores that miss a list are not named.
