Graduation season in College Station is a special kind of milestone. The caps, gowns, and proud "Howdy!" moments mark not just the end of a chapter, but the beginning of something new. For many graduates, that next step includes finding a reliable vehicle to take them from Aggieland into whatever comes next and that's where Allen Honda comes in.

For more than 50 years, Allen Honda has been serving the Texas A&M University community as a trusted, family-owned dealership. Proudly Aggie alumni owned and operated, their roots run deep in the Brazos Valley. That connection isn't just something they say - it's something you feel the moment you walk through the door. From first-time buyers to families who've been coming back for generations, Allen Honda has built its reputation on relationships, integrity, and a true sense of community.

To celebrate graduation season, Allen Honda is rolling out special perks designed with new grads in mind. Whether you're stepping into your first full-time job or heading off on a new adventure, they're offering exclusive graduate discounts, flexible financing options, and service specials to help you start this next chapter with confidence. It's their way of saying "congratulations" to the students who've worked hard to earn their degree and to support them as they move forward.

Of course, it's not just about the perks. Allen Honda continues to deliver what they've always been known for: a strong selection of new Hondas and quality pre-owned vehicles, a transparent and pressure-free buying experience, and a team that genuinely wants to help you find the right fit. They understand that buying a car during a life transition can feel overwhelming - but it doesn't have to be.

As the Aggie Spirit fills the air and graduates celebrate their accomplishments, Allen Honda stands ready to help turn the page to what's next. With over five decades of service, deep ties to the community, and a commitment to treating every customer like family, it's more than just a dealership - it's part of the Aggieland journey.
So if you or someone you love is graduating this season, stop by Allen Honda and celebrate the moment the right way. Because in a place built on tradition, loyalty, and pride, there's no better partner for the road ahead.

And we would love to hear what your first car was after graduation!

The Allen Honda Family
www.AllenHonda.com
(979) 696-2424

Toyota 4 runner, entry level with 4wd, maybe called the srd (something like that) paid about $27k all in and it lasted well over 200k miles…thank you Toyota of Plano. Now days I'd drive to El Paso and get one of these Chinese ev's for $10k if I could do it again.

2003 Toyota Camry, which I drove I drove from August 2013 to June 2021, more than 4 years after graduation in May 2017. It lasted about 219,000 miles.

After graduating and moving to Houston, I started looking for a new car. My brother introduced me to Bob McGillbetter known as "Honda Bob"at Allen Honda. After checking out several vehicles, I ended up returning to College Station to make my purchase. Ironically, on the same day I bought my new 1994 Honda Accord, my brother and sisterinlaw bought their second Honda from Bob as well.
Since then, my extended family has purchased eleven vehicles from Bob McGill at Allen Honda. The customer service has always been outstanding, and the staff consistently professional.

G. Rand

Drove my college car for a few years until I bought my 1st new vehicle after graduating 1989 Jeep Comanche pickup.....neat little truck. Was stolen while I was at lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe on Kirby in Houston back in summer of 1990 ( I think??). Anyway, HPD recovered it a couple of days later, idiots did over $5K in damage. It looked very similar to below.

Billy Gibbons' version better

1989 Ford F-150 supercab XL with 5 speed manual!

1971 Pontiac GTO

1969 Camaro convertible

1965 Chevy Impala Super Sport, white with red interior.

Honda Accord EX 98. Had it 17 years. Looked like this (not this car)

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1965 Chevy Impala Super Sport, white with red interior.

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So was mine did not get to enjoy it mch since the Vietnam War was calling