Casa Auto Group Serves Roswell

Searching the skies for a great place to buy your next car? Don’t look up - look west toward the Casa Auto Group! The dealerships of Casa have served the El Paso and Alamogordo communities for around fifty years and we’re ready to get you behind the wheel of a new or used car, truck, or SUV. The network of Casa dealerships includes Toyota, Jeep, Honda, Chevrolet, and more! When you shop with Casa, you’ll get free delivery!

You can shop Casa online, or visit one of our locations in Alamogordo and El Paso. We’re a short trip east on 380 and then 70 through the scenic Lincoln National Forest. You can send directions to your phone when you check out our locations page for more information on each dealership. We’re easy to find from Midway, Dexter, Hagerman, and all over Chaves County.

There’s more than just free delivery to find at the Casa Auto Group. Our family-owned dealerships are committed to providing the best service possible in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. That’s why we say, “Our Casa es su Casa!” You’ll find out why the Casa Auto Group is the Home of the Nice Guys, so visit us today!

About Roswell

The history of Roswell dates back to 1869 with a humble couple of buildings that would become the post office and general store. The owner, Van Smith, filed a claim in 1871 and named the new town after his father. The discovery of a major water source spurred growth. Walker Air Force Base opened in 1941 and a certain incident in 1947 eventually led to a significant boom in the tourism economy.

Today, Roswell serves as a major producer of mozzarella cheese and is home to a branch of Eastern New Mexico University. Art lovers will appreciate the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art, located on East College Blvd which has a significant collection of works from their long running Artist-in-Residence program. The Spring River Zoo offers thirty-four acres of parkland and fascinating animals. History buffs will certainly appreciate the information on display at the Historical Society For Southeast New Mexico.

Finally, you may notice a significant amount of “alien” and UFO-themed museums, festivals, and attractions in town.