Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Bear Auto Trade

    4.4 (7 reviews)

    Bear Auto Trade Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Bear Auto Trade

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    8 years ago

    Helpful 4
    Thanks 0
    Love this 2
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 1
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    8 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0

    7 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 1
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    8 years ago

    Great experience. Good people. They'll take good care of you. They gave me a killer deal.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 1
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    8 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Bear Auto Trade

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Car Dealers 3,331 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Carvana

    Carvana

    3.1
    (184 reviews)

    Selling my vehicle to Carvana was incredibly easy and stress-free…read more The initial offer was exactly what I was hoping for. They did reduce it by $300 after inspecting the hail damage (fair enough), but even then it still met my goal and what I realistically expected for the car. The pickup agent was kind, professional, and very organized. He called 30 minutes before arriving, showed up exactly when he said he would, completed the inspection using the Carvana survey, presented the updated offer, and had me sign the revised paperwork on the spot. The bank wire was sent immediately, and I received confirmation from both Carvana and my bank that the money was on its way. The entire process took about 30 minutes total and required maybe two minutes of my actual time. No dealership, no waiting around, no pressure. After the pickup, I asked if I had needed to clean the car beforehand. Turns out I didn't. I had spent three hours cleaning it for no reason -- so learn from me and don't stress about needing to clean it.. The convenience and peace of mind were amazing. I'd absolutely use Carvana again. Thanks Carvana

    1 word, amazing. They beat the price of all others who offered their own prices. In less than 24…read morehours after I accepted their offer the sale was done, and the vehicle picked up. This was an emotional sale due to a death very recently, and without knowing that they were so nice, patient and helpful. Most everything was done on line and over the phone. 15 min sale/pickup to finalize. Had I known this is how it could be I would only have gone thru them. True to their word, money in the bank 2 business days. I am so thankful. I have and will recommend them.

    Denver Motors

    Denver Motors

    3.7
    (3 reviews)

    PLEASE READ. This dealership sells exclusively broken vehicles that have been "repaired" by them…read more Their sales associate Moe admitted to me that they are not a certified auto mechanic shop so they ought to stop claiming to be one. Bought a 2018 Forester from this group and within one week it was leaking oil from the CAM shafts, the battery died, the replaced hood shifted about an inch and it was burning coolant severely. Subaru quoted me 4.5K because the issue was blown head gaskets and battery replacement. I took it back to Denver Motors and they told me they "fixed" the gaskets but could not provide receipts of parts or show any proof of work done. This is when Moe admitted to not being a certified auto shop. The problem persisted obviously and Moe and the owners refused to take my call or reimburse me for the battery that I had to pay for. The car was STILL UNDER their measly 1K mile warranty and they were refusing to help. I was promised a simple phone call about a dozen times and never received it. They were rude, condescending, snake-like and an overall terrible business to work with. Please be cautious when considering buying from this group. Eventually, I ended up giving the broken Subaru to Toyota because the cost to fix the vehicle was going to be so high.

    When I first pulled up to this dealership I definitely had some questions, Alex the manager was so…read morefun to deal with and made my car buying experience enjoyable for once in the past 5 years. They have good honest workers and they are very honest about all their vehicles. Highly recommend these guys as we are in a time where used car sales are wild. They are fairly priced with top notch quality service and they are willing to do whatever it takes to make the customer happy.

    Barbee's Freeway Ford

    Barbee's Freeway Ford

    2.8
    (314 reviews)

    This is by far the best dealership I have ever worked with. Dustin leads with genuine integrity and…read moreconsistently went above and beyond to make sure I was informed and cared for every step of the way. This is not your typical dealership focused on making a sale -- the kindness, compassion, and professionalism from every person I interacted with was truly outstanding. Thank you to Dustin, Brent, and Joe for taking such great care of me and my Raptor R. These guys have set a new standard for what sales and service should look like. I've worked with many dealerships over the years, and Freedway Ford is the place to go if you want to be treated right.

    On March 31, 2026, Barbee's Freeway Ford of Denver sold me an $80K truck with no title and no…read moredisclosure of that fact. The VISOR VIN app declared that the truck had been for sale for a full 30 days when I purchased it, but I guess BFF never intended to title the truck in their name. On April 13th, when I attempted to register the truck in my state of Arizona, I was told I must have a paper title from BFF. I contacted salesman Shawn Tuggle, and his text response was simply that "...it takes time to get a title." That is not true when you legally own the vehicle you are selling, because you already hold the title. A BFF title clerk called, and she told me it could take weeks to get the title, and if my CO temp tags expired on May 29th, they could be extended. Later that day, Shawn texted that I would receive a call from "Joe the sales manager". Neither Joe nor any other BFF representative (other than the title clerk) ever called with explanation, update, or apology. CO Revised Statute 42-6-112 requires that a dealership deliver a title to the customer within 30 days. At 30 days, the title still wasn't delivered, and I filed a criminal report with the CO Department of Revenue. By May 14th, BFF still had not delivered a title and were in violation of the law, and my CO temporary tags were fast approaching the May 29th expiration. A criminal investigator with the CO DOR informed me that temporary tags cannot be extended for out-of-state sales, contrary to the lie that the BFF title clerk told. That would leave me with no legal vehicle to operate. Salesman Shawn Tuggle sold me the truck knowing that I was purchasing it from Arizona with the intent of immediately travelling the country full-time with a travel trailer, yet at no point did he or any other representative of BFF disclose that the truck had title issues and that these issues would become mine. As a result, the cross-try RV travel that I purchased the truck for would be foolish to commence. Escalating the situation didn't help. My emails to Director of Operations Brent Danner on April 14 and May 14 were ignored, as were May 14th emails to sales and financing managers Doug Lawrence, Ron Garretsen, and Joe Bejarano. Apparently, avoiding difficult topics gets one promoted at BFF. It was not until May 20th, fifty-two days post sale, that BFF delivered a title that should have been delivered at the time of sale. The stress and limitations that FF had caused were very real. I regret buying from Barbee's Freeway Ford of Denver, but I'm sure they have no regrets. They have the eighty thousand, four hundred six dollars and seventy cents that I paid in cash. Mr. Tuggle has his commission, and management was comfortable ignoring me and the hardship they caused. Why not, it takes time to get the title, right Shawn? The CO DOR informed me that BFF would be receiving a warning letter.

    GoJo Auto

    GoJo Auto

    1.5
    (37 reviews)

    READ THE REVIEWS IN ORDER OF LOW TO HIGH FIRST, THROUGHLY REVIEW DOCUMENTS BEFORE SIGNING!!!!…read more I am writing this less than a month after purchasing my vehicle, and I genuinely wish my experience had remained positive. The vehicle had a clearly displayed advertised price at the dealership. However, when I later reviewed my final contract carefully, the sale price reflected in the paperwork was higher than what had been presented to me during the sales process. In addition, the down payment terms did not align with how they were originally explained. The way the deal was structured ultimately increased the total amount financed beyond what I believed I was agreeing to. The document signing process moved very quickly, and I did not feel I was given adequate time to thoroughly review each line item before signing. It was only after taking the paperwork home and reviewing it independently that I noticed the differences between the represented price and the contract price. Separately, I only became aware of the tire issue because one tire began losing air. I cannot say whether the nail was present at the time of purchase. However, when I attempted to have the tire repaired, I was informed that it could not be patched due to tread measuring 2 and 3. That is at or below the minimum legal safety standard in most states, including Colorado. Tires do not reach that level of wear within just a few weeks of normal driving, which indicates this condition existed at the time of sale. This was not clearly disclosed to me now I to over $800. Because of the pricing discrepancies and safety concerns, there is now an active review regarding the transaction. I also want potential buyers to be aware that customers are strongly encouraged to leave a positive Google review while still inside the dealership before yo are given the keys or sign for paperwork. At that point, you have not had time to fully review your paperwork or independently inspect the vehicle. I now understand why some reviews appear to be updated later. I walked in excited and trusting. Less than a month later, I am dealing with unexpected financial and safety concerns. I encourage anyone purchasing a vehicle to independently verify the advertised price against the contract, review every document carefully, and have the vehicle inspected before committing. I truly wish my experience had been different.

    Terrible company and people. They do nothing but lie to us the clients and most definitely the…read morelenders. They are getting all the lies from MICHAEL and DJ. So sad you guys do this to people. I told you my story and man did you use meand most definitely take my kindness and the tiny bit of faith i had in people and car salesmen and you just crushed it. The owner is the biggest problem. She has to know what's going on because its been going on for years with the same people. Very sad.

    Bear Auto Trade - car_dealers - Updated June 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...