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    Antera Auto Sales

    4.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Highline Motors - The staff at Highline Motors and in the middle, owner Ajet with his daughter.

    Highline Motors

    (9 reviews)

    Do not buy from this dealership. I am a single grandmother raising two young boys. I also have two…read moredisabled adults in my home. I desperately needed a vehicle and went to them for help I told them my needs and they sold me a Lemon. A 2019 Ford explorer I put $3,000 down and have made three payments on a vehicle I cannot even drive. The transmission went out the first night I got it. They took it back and fix that problem. Then a few days later the engine went out in the car. They had my car for over a month and said that they fixed that as well. After about a week the engine blew going down I-25. I had to pay 275.00 to have it towed home. They told me they had a solution for me. Which was getting me another car loan for another car but they said they couldn't give me legal advice on what to do with the car I already had. So they tried to stick me with the Ford explorer on top of a Dodge journey they were trying to get me to buy for $10,000. When I refused the offer, because I am a woman of little means they weren't nice anymore. Amy threatened to call the police on me and have me thrown off their lot. Amy told me she didn't care about my daughter with disabilities and didn't care how I got my car off the lot but if I didn't get it off the lot she was going to call the police on me. So here I am stuck with a car that don't run and a loan that I have to pay off with no car to drive. Please think twice about buying a vehicle from this company but they are crooks and take advantage of disabled people and children.

    Sold me a car with a bad transmission without disclosing. When they offered to do a transmission…read moreflush, their mechanic used the wrong fluid, which damaged my transmission even further. I had terrible customer service from Amy in particular. They did not help fix this issue, and Amy straight up told me to stop contacting them regarding this issue.

    The Car Guys

    The Car Guys

    (2 reviews)

    Sometimes I get weary when going to a used car lot. But that was not the case when going to the…read moreCar Guys. We were looking for a Ford 150 crew cab. Saw their internet posting and drove to Loveland to check it out. It is an old gas station turned into a car lot. Pretty basic, but the vehicles they had were good. It is a father son business. Bryan met us in the lot, listened and came up with a few ideas. Talked about the pros and cons of the various options. Very casual and comfortable discussions. I asked for a CarFax and he went and got it right away. He stated he does that prior to bringing in any vehicles that he is going to resell. He does not resell vehicles that show an accident. Long story short, we settled on a vehicle and put down a small deposit. Came back with a trade in, which they gave us a good amount for. they also have a 3 month warranty on all their sales. Should not have a problem in 3 months, but if it was to go south, that is when it would happen. Brandon did the closing paperwork, pretty straight forward. They do offer an extended warranty via another company, pros and cons on any extended warranty. We did not select. Brandon finished up the paperwork and we were on our way. They seemed to be very straight forward. Good vehicles, good pricing. Similar vehicles in Boulder Denver were higher and not as clean. I would definitely make the drive back to Loveland for a future used car buy with them.

    Bought a F250 truck, told it was sound, now we have to pay $2500 to get fixed. not even two months…read moreold....so we stuck with a truck we cant afford to get fixed, even mechanic suggested we sell it....thanks Car Guys, for screwing us over.

    Network Auto Source

    Network Auto Source

    (17 reviews)

    Where do I start? This place is great. I bought a 2015 Ram a couple months ago and it had cooling…read moreproblems from the start. Went in to talk to them and the owner said that they would take care of it. Took it to them and they found that the radiator was clogged so they replaced it. Didn't fix the issue so after running some test they found that a head gasket was bad. They tore it down and took the heads to the machine shop and when they got them back they also found the intake manifold had gotten hot and had some issues. but they probably could have went ahead and put it on and I wouldn't have ever known but they ordered a new intake because they didn't want me to have anymore problems. I guess what I'm getting at is most other used car dealers would have said that it was bought as is and it was my problem and would have told me to go pound sand but not Network they are stand up people that care about their customers and go above and beyond. This is the second vehicle we have bought from them in the last year and definitely the only dealer that I will buy from. Also it didn't cost me a dime for the repairs.

    Writing 1 Star I…read morewould not recommend Network Auto Source in Loveland based on our experience. My 18-year-old son purchased a vehicle from them, and several months later we discovered serious problems, including a bad transmission and significant fluid leaks. When we took the vehicle to a shop, we were hit with a hefty repair bill on top of a tow bill. What is especially concerning is that the shop found rags stuffed in areas where the vehicle was leaking. Whether those rags were placed there to conceal the leaks or the vehicle simply was not properly inspected before it was sold, either possibility is extremely troubling. I contacted Network Auto Source hoping they would be willing to help resolve the situation. Instead, I was met with a dismissive and belittling response. I was told that because we had purchased the vehicle five months earlier, we must have been the ones who put the rags there. I understand that five months had passed, and I understand that buying a used vehicle comes with risks. What I don't understand is dismissing a customer's legitimate concerns rather than making any effort to investigate or help. At the end of the day, my son is 18 years old and trusted this dealership when purchasing his vehicle. We are now left with a vehicle needing major repairs, a substantial shop bill, a tow bill, and a dealership that was unwilling to take our concerns seriously. If you are considering purchasing a vehicle here, I strongly recommend having it thoroughly inspected by an independent mechanic before handing over your money. Our experience has left us feeling that my son was taken advantage of, and the way our concerns were handled afterward only made the situation worse.

    Auto Integrity Sales and Rental

    Auto Integrity Sales and Rental

    (12 reviews)

    Now here is a car dealer with actual professionalism and kindness to help support a buyer each and…read moreevery step of the way through the entire purchase process. The owner Keith even gets involved to make sure everything runs smooth and the buyer is happy with their purchase. I was on the fence about an extended warranty and with no pressure either way Keith made it affordable and easy to decide to go with it even though the F150 I was buying runs like an electric vehicle and idles so quietly and smoothly for an ecoboost 3.5 V6. Thank you Auto Integrity for the amazing purchase experience and for helping me through a difficult time when I felt like I had no where else to turn to. Sometimes people forget they are buying pre-owned vehicles so there are never any guarantees. Especially in today's economy when I think less and less people know how to properly care for their vehicle(s) or even change a tire much less ensure proper maintenance. Sadly I see more and more carfax reports showing people choosing crappy places like Walmart for a cheap service rather than paying a quality place like a dealership to do the job properly and thoroughly. Plus a dealership knows what to look for because they specialize in that car and no one at an independent shop knows every single make and model and what to look for. Unfortunately the staff at a place like Grease Monkey or Walmart simply do not have the same level of education support training or knowledge because again no one can know everything about all cars so it pays for itself to find an expert on the product. This would be like taking your iPhone to Samsung and asking for help...but for some reason people think cheaper is better when in fact you get what you pay for. I feel like I made the right decision and am very happy with my purchase from Auto Integrity Sales and Rental. Thank you all for this amazing experience my family and I are very happy with our purchase.

    Recently my husband and I found a vehicle online that was available for purchase at the Loveland…read moreAuto Integrity location. They post their cars on a variety of car sales websites. Because this dealership was over 2 hours from us, we called them and inquired about the state of the vehicle. We were told that it ran great, was mechanically sound and that it only had a few little dents and scratches (typical for a 6yo vehicle). We got there 2 hours later and immediately it was obvious that the body damage was understated. The "scratches" were actually an area on the drivers side where someone scraped the car along a pole of some sort and subsequently tore off some molding. The entire molding strip was missing off the rear bumper, the front bumper had holes dented into it from driving into something, and the window tint was damaged. We also discovered that one of the automatic windows didn't work, the spare was missing, and there were several buttons/accessories/molding pieces inside the vehicle that were ripped out or missing. Why wasn't this mentioned before we drove 2 hours to view it? We took the car to a mechanic and were told that the transmission was likely "slipping" and would need costly repairs. We knew something was wrong with the vehicle because it wouldn't accelerate properly.. Instead, it would rev high and jerk just prior to hitting 7000rpm. I know very little about cars but the issue was so obvious any driver would know that something was wrong. When this was mentioned to the dealership they ACTED totally surprised, as if they were unaware of this very obvious defect. (The salesman acted strangely, shooting up multiple red flags with his body language, tone of voice, and his "amnesia" when it came to specific details) The mechanic also showed us various parts under the hood that had be replaced improperly. There was a wood screw plugging a vacuum hose and a sensor just hanging loose with nothing to attach it to. The turbo pipe was smashed between other parts which likely contributed to the various issues under the hood. It was the mechanic's opinion that the vehicle was once heavily modified but those parts were removed prior to sale/repossession and it was just haphazardly thrown back together. He also stated that some crucial parts were missing and other parts were not correct for the model of vehicle. I understand that there will be issues with used cars. However, it is not acceptable to me that this dealer did not disclose any of these major issues with us before driving 120mi to view a very defective vehicle. When we asked to view a Carfax we were given a dirty look and were provided with one that stated that the vehicle had been titled and in their possession for 13months. When we asked them how long they had it, they stated that they only had it for between 4-6months. Riiiiight. One must also note that Auto Integrity rents out the vehicles they sell so these automobiles are titled as fleet vehicles (very obvious on a Carfax). We all know how people treat rentals, so imagine how trashed a rental car is from a seedy rental lot like this one. Auto Integrity only has a few cars on this lot, so one would safely assume that they would be familiar with the ones they have... ESPECIALLY when a car has such a major issue as a TRANSMISSION DEFECT. The mechanic told us the fix would be extremely costly and to definitely pass on the car. The worst thing a salesman can do is lie to a potential buyer. I would have rated this dealer much higher had they admitted that there were issues with this car (a 2005 Jetta GLI). However, it was extremely obvious that they were hiding something and all it took was a visit to a mechanic to confirm our suspicions. There is a reason these guys are NOT BBB APPROVED!!! They also do not offer ANY guarantee on their vehicles (not even 24hours) which should send up a huge red flag. Steer clear of Auto Integrity (such a misleading name don't you think?) and buy from dealerships that stand behind their vehicles and who actually do thorough and honest inspections on them prior to their sale. Remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!!

    Loveland Ford - Scratched bed.

    Loveland Ford

    (188 reviews)

    Had my car serviced. Did a wonderful job. Brett was very kind. I will be back next timeread more

    I am hoping that this review finds at least one person that can spread the word. Loveland Ford is…read morea joke. My son bought a used 2015 Escape about 2 years ago from Loveland Ford. The experience was okay. I wouldn't rave but I wouldn't say it was bad. My son was promised a couple of things from the sales department, including a full size spare, which we are still waiting for since they, after a year, sent him a donut. When Ford was asked my son was just told they didn't have any. After a year you would assume they could have procured at least one. ***Side note on Loveland Fords customer service / sales dept. The salesman was asked for a simple Ford hat. The salesman couldn't even muster up enough decency to get a new one. Instead, he gave my son a used hat that had been sitting on the salesman's dash. Needless to say, that hat got thrown out right away.*** When my son took possession of the vehicle he was informed of a recall. I called on his behalf multiple times, but it never seemed as if the parts were ordered. We never got an update, and we never got a straight answer when we called. It only took a year for the first recall to be addressed. Then there was a separate recall for his engine. Ford got my sons escape in but did not keep us informed or updated. My wife had to post one of these negative posts to light a fire under the service department's feet. The car was returned in a timely manner. This was our first decent experience with this dealership. After we got the car, the service tech asked me to ask my wife to remove her negative post. This did not happen as the experience was had and future customers needed to know what they would be facing when dealing with this dealership. Within a couple weeks the check engine light came on and the entire car started shaking while driving. My son set up another appointment to bring the car back. He dropped the car off (4/16), speaking to Charlie the service tech. Charlie made the joke that the Escape was almost brand new with all the recalls cleared up. If this is how a new car behaves from Ford then I might go to Chevy or Dodge for my next vehicle. After speaking to Charlie my son was left to find his own way home, with a 16-month-old baby! No courtesy shuttle was offered or rental car provided. My son had to walk for almost an hour carrying a baby and a car seat. I found out about this and got him a ride...no thanks to Ford. Well, today (4/17) my wife called to complain in person. A service writer answered the phone and said that there is no Charlie working there. Unbelievable since my son spoke to him yesterday morning (4/16). If a dealership is willing to lie like this then what other lies are told to customers. If these repairs to the vehicle need to keep happening, then we will find a mechanic that can fix the issues and Ford can pick up the tab. This has become tiresome.

    Antera Auto Sales - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

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