I recently took my SUV into John Elway Cadillac to have a ceramic coating applied to my car as well…read moreas having a detail done on the inside. It could not have turned out better! John Elway Cadillac always does top shelf work. Rifat, whom is a Service Advisor there, is a great guy. The crew who worked on my car could not have done a better job. If you're looking for a car or need work done on your car, go to John Elway Cadillac. They treat you right! Greg T.

We were interested in a vehicle at this dealership and had several conversations with a salesperson…read morenamed Ephi about our trade-in. We couldn't reach a deal, so we politely walked away. A week later, Ephi texted saying the vehicle was still available and that the dealership was now ready to compromise. She sent pricing details and service paperwork at 11:58 a.m. Because I was at work in back-to-back meetings, I was trying to coordinate with my husband during the day. We decided he would stop by after work to finally see the vehicle in person since we had only seen online photos and videos. He drove 25 minutes out of his way, only to be told by another salesperson that the vehicle had sold at noon. The frustrating part is that Ephi never bothered to let us know the vehicle had already sold, even though she had just sent us paperwork minutes earlier. That means she was actively discussing the vehicle with us while it was apparently being sold to someone else. I understand dealerships want to make a sale, but basic communication and respect for customers' time should be expected. We were actively working our jobs while trying to coordinate this purchase, and those jobs are what bring in the money allowing us to buy a vehicle. Also, my husband wasted a significant amount of time driving to see a vehicle that was no longer available. In the beginning they promised to change our opinion of the car buying process after being burned previously and they failed miserably at that.

My Pathetic Experience with Tesla (Lone Tree - Park Meadows Location)…read more I want to share one of the most frustrating and disappointing experiences I've ever had with Tesla. We had a word with Kevin on Sunday, and he clearly told us that we only needed to pay $250 to block the car -- nothing more. But later, when we were filling out the application, Francis informed us at the end that we'd have to pay $1,700 for the lease. We were never told that upfront. The lack of transparency and communication was shocking. We ended up waiting there for hours -- from 2 PM to almost 6 PM -- while they struggled to figure out the financing details. My lease application was rejected, but later it got approved for finance, and they even asked me to bring a co-signer. Despite that, the whole process was extremely disorganized and stressful. To make things worse, they refused to refund my $250 and told me to call Tesla Insurance myself to get back the $299 refund -- even though I don't even have a car now. It was an unbelievably painful, frustrating, and time-wasting experience. I honestly didn't expect this level of confusion and lack of accountability from Tesla. Beware before you visit the Tesla Lone Tree - Park Meadows location, especially if you're dealing with financing or registration. It's a total nightmare

Elon Musk couldn't be CEO, and I think the company may survive. If he stays on, continuing things…read morethe way he has, this won't be here (if it even is still?) and his reputation in Colorado has definitely been hit hard. He did it to himself... but his investors are not gonna be happy with him soon I don't think. What was the purpose of this? Can't DO anything here... aside customize a car and see and touch things, but not the CHEAP models, only the highest end stuff with the expensive parts. They don't show off the cheap models...

Purchase experience was great, Eyad is a 10/10 salesman. Andrei in finance did a great job as well.read more

With my son on hand, I stopped by the dealership hoping to find a RAV4, but inventory was limited…read moreto two older models, a 2019 and a 2015. If you're in the market for a truck, there is plenty to choose from with their selection of Tundras and Tacomas (definitely the guy-truck crowd!). Autonation has/had a nice selection of gold certified, 2025 4Runners and there was one TRD Premium with only 1,500 miles on it. It was an absolute dream to test drive (everything is nowadays compared to 15yr old "Brady"). Of course, the sticker shock set in once the taxes and fees were added, so I'm still debating any commitment. #ServiceStarShoutOut to Cornell, who was by far the best sales associate to approach us. He took the time to talk with us about the vehicle's features and warranty options without ever making us feel pressured. I totally appreciated his honesty when discussing add-ons, advising us that things like appearance protection (a sticker spotted on many vehicles) aren't always necessary. If you're shopping for a Toyota, I would absolutely recommend asking for Cornell.

Bought a 2011 Avalanche from them and still have it. Used Ed Bozart almost exclusively for all…read morerepairs, tires, batteries and oil changes for 15 years until recently. AC was blowing hot air they told me leak in evaporative coil and $2500-$3500 to fix. Second opinion at Firestone said no leak just topped off Freon after UV leak check the gold standard for a leak check. $300. Five weeks later still blowing cold air. Maybe could have been intermittent leak when Bozart checked but really?

Best deals, best service, best cars. Five Stars…read moreBuy with confidence Thank you very much!

These guys are awesome and will go above and beyond to take care of you. Thanks so much Calebread more

Knew my repair might take a while and I couldn't be without a vehicle. Called to ask if they…read moreoffered loaners. Told "yes, but you need to book at least 48 hours in advance so we can reserve one for you". I do so and arrive to drop off my car 4 days later. Turns out they don't offer loaners. Person I spoke to out to lunch and manager in a meeting. Offered to drop me back off at home - I noped out of there and won't be returning

Bottom line pricing and non-pressuring sales team was a real positive. I will be a returning…read morecustomer.

They are a place you do not want to expect efficiency in buying a vehicle…read more Great for test driving, but extremely unprofessional to close deals. They sold a car I drove without waiting for my response, and now that I found another car, I have to be chasing them to close the deal. On a CASH purchase. They're immature and far away from being sales man professionals.

I have had to decrease my original review from 5 stars to 1. I worked with Kyle back in 2021 and…read morethe experience was great. I mean you can read my last review. I have been working with Kyle to purchase our second vehicle through Colorado Auto Brokers and I haven't heard back in about a month. We got right up to the point of a test drive and Kyle fell off the face of the earth. I am really disappointed in how the customer service has plummeted. I know how to research other brokers because Kyle has left us in the dust when I was ready to purchase. Cash in hand. Really disappointing.

This dealership put my faith back into car dealers. I have been shopping around for a vehicle for…read morea little while. I went to Bob Penkhus Mazda at Powers and had to deal with creepy car salesman who put my car key in their office so that I would have to ask for them before they would let me leave. After I finally got my keys they ran to my car as I was trying to leave the parking lot...trying to get me to sign a contract that I told them I wanted to give it a day to think about. That was such a horrible experience with the worst sales staff. Colorado Auto Brokers has a great team that is not pushy and does not try to force you to do anything. Thank you Colorado Auto Broker for making my car shopping experience great.

Textbook Bait-and-Switch - Stay Away!…read more If you're looking for the stereotypical "shady used car salesman" experience, Holman Honda is the place for you. I spent hours doing my research and getting financing terms settled, only to be met with a web of lies and high-pressure tactics. First, they flat-out lied about the vehicle's features on the website. The Jeep was listed online with a hardtop, but when I showed up, it wasn't there. When I asked about it? Total silence. Then came the financial games. They told me my rate was "only good for 24 hours" to rush me. A few days later, they called me back offering a discount to lower my down payment--only to retract the offer the second I took a day off work to finalize the deal. They tried to bait me back into the office just to switch the numbers and hike up my monthly rate.I lost a full day of wages and any shred of trust in this dealership. They will tell you whatever you want to hear to get you through the door, then change the terms once they think they have you. Do yourself a favor: Save your time, save your money, and shop anywhere else.

Next stop on dealership row was to Holman Honda, and this time I was accompanied by my son. As we…read moreparked, I noticed a lone salesperson in the lot. When we walked around looking at their inventory, I took particular note that he approached my son first. I find it interesting, though not surprising, how dealerships still lean into those old school gender assumptions. We spent time looking over both the CR-V and HR-V. While I was able to to check out the trunk space, features, and components, my son, tested for comfort and legroom (he needs plenty of it). We were able to take the CR-V for a test drive, putting a whole 7 miles onto the new 2026. It is a very nice car and it was great that we were able to get it on the highway. So I am a VERY picky person when it comes to exterior color, and while the sales rep was accommodating, he walked us through the lot and service area trying to locate the one that fit my preference. Eventually, we learned that the one I was most interested in was still undergoing inspection. And that is when the pressure kicked in where even the salesperson strongly recommended a deposit to "hold" it and to start paperwork rolling (even though I had yet to inspect that specific vehicle myself). I really wanted to take a look at the engine area! I made an appointment to return the next day, but after doing more research on the CR-V, I realized that the "Automatic" transmission listed on the window sticker is an actual CVT, so I had to back out. Experience has taught me well. :). A Honda may work for some but not all. On to another.....