James Mears' venture into the automotive world started in the 1960s with Modern Chevrolet. In 1968, he became general manager of Montgomery Volkswagen, which he left to start Mears Motors with his wife, Kay, in 1971. James and Kay ran the business at the beginning with Bob and Andy helping out after school, out of a Burger Chef building on 43rd and Q. After many successful years in the used car business, the family decided to commit to a new car franchise. Bob had been working at Plains Mazda for a couple of years and had some insight about the Mazda product. In 1975, the Mazda franchise was purchased and the Mears family has never looked back. A few years later, the business was moved into the old Plains Mazda building on 19th and Ave L. Business was great, and with all that new space they were looking for more franchises.
Website: mearsmotors.com
Phone: (806) 747-2931
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of TX-327-SPUR and Iola Ave
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6027 TX-327-SPUR Lubbock, TX 79424 ·1299.41 mi
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yelpGreat dealership, music playing on the lot and nice amenities inside. Cesar Coronel was our sale rep and they were great. Greeted us upon arrival and helped answer all of our questions. Even got...
MoreA used salesmen named Eli called me about a vehicle they had in stock. I told him I wasn't interested in it. He then began the typical used salesmen tactics and then he hung up on me. I called the...
MoreWent here to help my daughter find a vehicle. The dealership had a nice laid back atmosphere and we were warmly greeted by Cesar Coronel. He answered our questions without having that pushy...
MoreWe would like to take a moment to recognize Mr. Marcos Hernandez at Mears Mazda. We are enormously impressed with what all staff at Mears Mazda does an excellent job! It shows in customer service....
MoreWe have now purchased three cars from Mears. They used to be great, but apparently there are new people in the leadership positions, and that is making things fly apart that used to be fairly...
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