My daughter's old car wasn't doing so well, and we had been searching for a replacement for several…read moreweeks. We came in to Cheema for a specific car, but found a recently listed one that we liked better. They let us look at our own pace and I never felt pressured. Mark and Ike were efficient in getting us going so that we could test drive the vehicle we liked. I did not expect to find a car so quickly during this current search, and we did not have our trade-in with us. We had to go get our trade-in. When we told them we intended to purchase the test drive vehicle, they let us us take the new one to retrieve the trade-in, so that my daughter could get a better feel test driving it a bit more. We then could not find the title on the trade-in. They let me leave a second check for the trade in difference, that they held uncashed, until I could get a new title on the old vehicle. Overall, the paperwork and transaction went smoothly. We did not need to finance and that helped quite a bit. I really was glad to work with them. As part of the purchase we got the Carfax report and a 5 day voucher to get emissions tested, so that we did not have to pay for emissions test. My daughter is very happy with her new vehicle. Regarding other reviewers, who have complained about pricing. I don't believe those buyers were aware of actual values at the time. There were 4 vehicles my daughter liked, all small hatchbacks, a Subaru Outback, a Kia Soul, a Nissan Rogue, and the Kia Sportage which we purchased. I was very aware of bluebook values at the time, since we had been searching for several weeks. Every single one of them was in the bluebook range for year and model, and mostly on the lower end of the range. The one we purchased was actually slightly below the bluebook range for Colorado, which I attributed to the higher mileage, as we found no major issues with overall condition of the car. The average mileage driven per year dropped significantly as part of covid, and the mileage on the car we purchased was slightly high, but consistent with pre-pandemic ranges. My source of reference for mileage https://smartfinancial.com/average-miles-driven-per-year I had a mechanic that wanted to buy our trade in, but we chose to trade in the old vehicle to avoid the hassle of selling. They gave us a fair value for the trade in which was comparable to what the mechanic was offering.

Amazing, amazing, amazing! They are so kind and helpful. It really feels like they care about you…read moreand want to help in every way possible.

Easiest vehicle purchase I've ever had. Loved working with Bob and Ron. Got the truck I wanted at a…read morefair price and am extremely happy with it! Check these guys out before going to a large dealership next time you're looking for a vehicle.

I would highly recommend having any vehicle that this dealer sells checked over by a mechanic…read morebefore purchasing. We recently purchased a car from them and on the first day and within 40 miles the ABS (Antilock Brake System), VSC (Vehicle Stable Control) and emergency brake lights all came on. It ended up costing over $1700 in repairs. It was obvious the dealer reset the cars computer without addressing the problems with the vehicle neither did they reveal to us that it had any problems. We reached out the them to see if they would help cover the cost but they would not return our call.

Rare, if ever, can you call the whole car buying experience wonderful but that's exactly what…read morehappened at Subaru of Loveland. David was incredible, being responsive and informative to my questions. He was well versed about all aspects of his products. Negotiations were straight forward, honest and no high pressure or gimmicks. Joel did an excellent job of explaining all aspects of the car-especially new technology upgrades. Kudos to the entire team especially their finance department! Well done.

while on the road my suby left front wheel seized and blew up damaging hopelessly the front end,…read moreand the electronica. The electronics-most complicated repair is outstanding. However my front end left side is coming off. Have spent months trying to get this resolved, Greg Johnson has not resolved this even after having Caliber Collision estimate repair(I was told to get estimate from reputable repair shop. I am being blown off, and now I find out Greg Jonson is out for 2 weeks and never notified me. Our repair through USAA and the Loveland statement about their self inflated "customer service" is fabricated. The worst customer service I have received, and I do not live in Loveland I am closer to Colorado Springs-but the repair done on the road-had to take to nearest dealership. Based on this experience I have to say they have failed epically and I question wether service tech just blew me off and has not sent Caliber Collision estimate to "upper Management as claimed" I'm sick of this frickin' hassle and epic customer service failure-and physical repair a failure. Can't endorse Loveland to fix your Subaru-despite their self important claims of customer service.

Great Experience! I…read morebought a car from Nate in Feb '18 and had a great experience. Nate and Jennifer were very friendly, HONEST, and made the buying transaction effortless!! I have bought many cars over the years and this was the easiest purchase I have ever had. The care was great and I got a great deal!! Highly recommended!!!

We bought a car from Classic Auto. It was a wonderful transaction. Very professional, knowledgeable…read moreand kind. Our car is our new favorite ! Thank you!

We are satisfied with both the cost and quality of service. Much better than the local Honda…read moredealership.

When looking for a used vehicle I have trepidation about going to a dealership. But Pedersen had…read morewhat I was looking for. I would not buy a used vehicle without having it inspected by an independent shop, so I went to Houska Motors, another great Ft. Collins outfit, and had my vehicle gone over with a fine tooth comb. I'm very pleased with my 2012 Toyota Tacoma, the Pedersen crew did well. Salesman Andrew Hagon was great to work with.

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.

This dealer is by furthest the best dealer I've ever been to. they were not pushy judgmental. Told…read morethem what we wanted. And they made it work for us. Very simple and easy process. Bodie was our salesman and Jesse was our finance guy. They are the best dealership that I've ever went to. Thank you so much for helping us.

I wanted to wait until everything was neatly resolved before updating my glowing original review…read more But the truth is, there's been no resolution. Just a carousel of half-measures, unanswered questions, and absurdities that only escalated. Then it hit me: a review isn't about waiting for a tidy ending. It's to inform. To warn. To guide the next person toward a smarter decision. It's a Sunday night in the dead of summer and, for the second time that day, I'm stranded by my Nissan Grief (I mean Leaf). The nickname gets more accurate by the hour. In 24 hours, I've plugged into six public chargers -- six -- and still needed a tow to limp to one of them. "Road trip?" you ask. "Hardly," I reply. Unfortunately, I pulled the short straw. The car I bought had major performance issues within days. A full charge reading 187 miles gave me 28 before dying on the CO/WY border. I got it back to Fort Collins Nissan at my own expense, on my own time, my struggle alone. Less than three weeks into ownership, and still under their vaunted "3,000 mile / 30-day Limited Warranty" (emphasis on LIMITED -- it covers everything except what actually goes wrong), I was already in breakdown city. What followed was a circus of evasions, contradictions, and betrayals. My car spent 29 days disassembled in their service bay. [Now, let me be clear... I understand this isn't the norm. Fort Collins Nissan has a long list of glowing 5-star reviews, and I don't doubt that many of those customers had the experience I thought I was getting. I'm sure there's a reason people speak highly of this dealership.] All of this spiraled (despite having been inside three warranties) when this dealership claimed the battery needed for my vehicle was on "infinite backorder" (the long range battery for every Leaf since 2019 was effectively obsolete, unfixable) and that their hands were tied. That was a lie. Turns out, after much dialogue with Nissan Corporate, there might be a slight delay (like everything these days -- from eggs to airport departures), but the part does exist. It's not discontinued, and it's not on eternal backorder. They just didn't want to replace the electric motor and uphold their Used Car Limited Warranty. But wait! There's more. "The grand finale?" you ask. Read on. The Loaner (which I'll title the true story film coming out in 2027). Fort Collins Nissan gave me a 2023 Nissan Rogue while mine was being "studied." Then, after Nissan's Consumer Affairs Department explicitly told me to keep possession until resolution, Fort Collins Nissan reported it stolen. On July 22nd , 2025 at 8:54 a.m., I received an email (which I didn't even see until I bonded myself out of jail) giving me until noon the same day to return the loaner. And when the clock ran out, the cops rolled in. This led to my traumatic, humiliating arrest at gunpoint. If you know anything about Loveland/Fort Collins PD, you know exactly the type: fresh-faced academy grads, some still looking prepubescent, living out AR-15 action-hero fantasies with a permanent Call of Duty filter glued to their retinas. All of this, over a loaner vehicle I was told to hold onto while waiting on Nissan's own promised resolution. YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS S*** UP. That's right. My "customer service resolution" ended with an automogimp (she's still real pretty though). No compensation. No apology. No thank you, either. Charge: 3rd degree FELONY. Half my belongings trickled back through property and evidence. The other half vanished. Gone without a trace. Oh, and my gig work account -- deactivated. You guys suck, seriously. In the end, it wasn't the car that failed me. It was Fort Collins Nissan who promised they'd stand behind it, and didn't. And honestly? I'm still trying to understand how or why this happens. Why is it considered acceptable? Why is basic responsibility so neglected in business? BUYERS BEWARE: If you're in the market for a Nissan, I urge you: DON'T. Not at Fort Collins Nissan. Not at any Nissan. Simply turn around and leaf. Truth walks slow and steady, but it never gets lost.

Ray Vigil is THE man! I had a great experience getting into…read morethe car of my dreams. The process from start to finish was seamless and easy. He heard what I wanted, helped me test drive certain trim packages and then found me exactly what I wanted!!! Thanks Ray!

We were recommended to work with Toby Bauer years ago when my husband purchased his vehicle, had a…read moregreat experience 15 years ago and so glad to work with him again this week to get myself into a new-to-me vehicle. Toby was patient, made great recommendations, and got me into my dream car. I test drove a few vehicles before making the final decision but the process itself was very easy and smooth. Was able to also get a lower interest rate loan through a local credit union through Centennial Leasing. Really appreciate the professional, no pressure service through Toby. Thanks so much again!