Scott is not a man of honor before greed. After agreeing to accept my truck on consignment, he…read morecharged $500 to cover a detail and inspection. The inspection purportedly indicated some work to be done, and he wanted to either fix or renegotiate the list price. I asked for the paperwork and details, for which he refused. I decided to sell myself. The truck was returned, not detailed, and no paperwork for the purported inspection. After requested either a full refund, or partial refund for the services not performed (detail), telling him I'd be happy to pay for the inspection if he provided the information, he declined and stated it was nonrefundable. Pretty sad. I would NOT recommend Insight Automotive, even though he will convince you he's a hand shake kind of guy, and a man of his word. Terri Iverson

We searched diligently online for a high reliability rated consumer reports vehicle and found that…read moreScott at Insight Automotive had the car we were looking for. Are 2010 Ford Edge Limited was priced fairly not high or low. The car was thoroughly inspected before buying. They put on new all weather tires and new brakes on all four period after the test drive we noticed a few areas on the body and a small rattle in the front only when you turned in a sharp Circle. Scott was very professional and diligent to fix all of the items we requested before buying the car. We were very pleased with the attention to detail and also enjoy it the Christian music that was playing in the waiting area. We drove over an hour all the way from Lone Tree and took a chance and had a wonderful experience. Cannot recommend them enough. Very solid honest and trustworthy people that follow through and the price is the price similar to CarMax. Best of luck in the future for insight automotive and thanks for a great experience. Matt and Rebekah :)

Awesome experience! Be sure to look at other reviews outside of Yelp like DealerRater, Google, and…read moreCars.com as they are all great. Not sure what's going on w/ Yelp but it's not an accurate representation of my experience. I called Booth on 1/29 and spoke w/ Rick. Set up an appt for the following day for the vehicle I was looking for. I arrived on 1/30 with the vehicle pulled up and ready for my inspection. Rick came in on his day off to assist with the test drive and answer any questions. It was all very low-pressure and Rick was personable and worked with me, explaining options without pushing unnecessary options or warranties. This was the easiest and fastest vehicle purchase I have ever been a part of. Thank you, Rick, and thanks Booth Motors!

DO NOT buy anything from these guys, they need to go under like many other dealers are doing. They…read moresold me a 2018 Cadillac CT6 that was under a Transmission recall. Cadillac has been making shit lately. Screwed up motors and transmissions and they refuse to fix these problems. I called Booth and requested that the scumbag manager call me back....NO CALLBACK EVER!! These scumbags do not deserve to be in business!!! I am going to sick a regulator on them. Pretty shitty to knowingly sell a car with a problem. With any luck, they go out of business soon!.

On Friday, we bought a Pathfinder with Tony and worked with Dustin from Finance…read more We had a phenomenal experience- Tony had a great sense of humor, and did not hesitate with honesty- which was greatly appreciated. He stretched his time and efforts to get us the best deal, and we walked out feeling excited and secure. Dustin was respectful, honest, and realistic. Highly recommend this dealership, and specifically Tony and Dustin for your car needs!

After an extremely frustrating experience at another mechanic, I was told I needed my car's problem…read moreto be diagnosed by a Chevy service center. Mallory at Mike Maroone Chevrolet was helpful, friendly and responsive and even though they ultimately had to deliver bad news, I sincerely appreciate the level of service and care that was delivered during my experience with her and this service center.

Wow! I love these people!! amazing service, kind, honest, so so so grateful... thank you!!read more

Horrible!!! Used…read morethem for possibly 5 yrs servicing 4 different cars. They are good at general mechanics. But complex, No!!! Here are 4 situations that made me see new mechanics: 1.) 8 yrs ago, I overheated the engine and cracked the block on my 1984 Landcruiser. They rebuilt the engine, for about $8,000.00. While in the process, Tim claimed the bottom did not need rebuilding. So they closed up the engine. But I was now burning oil. 2 Qts/ 500 miles. They refused to fix the problem. Tim blamed that I told them to not rebuild the bottom end of the engine. (Ask him about it!) 2.) Just last month, Feb 2026, the catalytic converter on my Landcruiser started to fail. They installed that about 6yrs ago, for about $1,200.00. 3.) 2006 V70,Volvo had a small radiator leak. I brought it in each of the 2 times the Low Level light went on. Each time, they could not find the leak. The 3rd time I brought it in was because the radiator blew and the car overheated. I told them to check that I had not cracked the block before repairing the radiator. They repaired the radiator first., about $1,200.00. Then determined the block was cracked. (Rebuild by Swedish Motors was $6,000.00.) 4.) 2009 S80 Volvo. Had them look at this car to see if it was safe to buy, for my 17yr old daughter. The results of their inspection was "it's in great shape". 1 yr later the transmission went. And I found out that this was the one yr Volvo used a Ford impala transmission. No replacement parts, used or rebuilt transmissions were available, per Swedish Motors. I had to scrap the car. When I confronted Tim and Tyler that they should have known this about this model they said that was something I should have known about the car. NOTE: These guys do not deserve those big stickers on their front window that say Toyota and Volvo. Call me .... Dave Longmont, Co 720-745-9460

I came here because I have a brake light that's been on the fritz for years. I usually avoid…read moredealerships like the plague because I know how scammy and sketchy their service departments can be. However, I didn't really see any other option at this point because it has just been a nonstop issue for years. And the good news is, they fixed it and it was pretty cheap compared to what I was potentially expecting. However, driving home I noticed that my hood was flapping a bit. It was a windy day so I wrote it off to that for a couple minutes. But then it was like, "This isn't right." So I pulled off the interstate and saw that they had popped the hood and must have forgotten to close it. Obviously an easy thing to just pop it back closed, but I'm very glad it hadn't flown open while I was driving and potentially come off. Also, why were they popping the hood when I came in for a brake light repair? I admit I'm not very knowledgable with cars so it might have been related. But it's a crazy lack of oversight to just forget to close the freaking hood. And I hope that was the only thing that went wrong and I'm not just missing something else due to my lack of knowledge.

I brought my 2025 Camry in for a TPMS malfunction warning on what should have been a relaxing…read moreSaturday morning. Instead, what followed consumed my entire day and left me frustrated, out $199, and completely let down by a dealership that had every opportunity to make this right. From the moment I walked in I was informed of a $230 diagnostic fee with no guarantee it would be waived -- even though my car is still under full factory warranty. The stated condition was that if the cause turned out to be something outside of warranty coverage, the full $230 would stand. When the service advisor came to the waiting area to ask about my tires, I mentioned I had recently had a winter-to-spring tire swap done at Discount Tire. She surmised on the spot that Discount had not properly reprogrammed the sensors and that because the cause was external to the vehicle, the warranty would not cover it -- but she would reduce the charge to $199 plus tax. No negotiation. That was simply what I was told. When I checked out and asked the service advisor what the $199 was for, her entire response was a single word: "Labor." No elaboration. No breakdown. Just "labor." For nearly $200 on a car still under factory warranty, I deserved better than that. The issue was ultimately confirmed as incorrect TPMS sensor IDs -- a programming problem, not a hardware failure. What made this experience truly infuriating was what followed. My invoice was so poorly documented that it contained no separate technician cause and correction notes -- just a muddled block of text that didn't clearly explain what was found or what was done. I needed that documentation to seek reimbursement from the tire shop. A completely reasonable request. Instead I spent the better part of my Saturday being passed around, ignored, and ultimately stonewalled. A separate representative who called me after the fact claimed that Discount Tire wouldn't have the equipment to reprogram Toyota TPMS sensors -- an assertion that is simply incorrect. TPMS programming tools are industry standard at every professional tire shop. This felt like a convenient deflection rather than an honest assessment -- and frankly, it was insulting to my intelligence. That same representative attempted to transfer me to Ryan, the service manager. The call dropped after six rings. Ryan never called me back. I then called him myself and left a message. Still nothing. A service manager who can't be bothered to return a customer's call says everything about the culture at this dealership. When I followed up by text requesting clearer documentation, the advisor acknowledged the invoice was inadequate and said she would relay the feedback to her service manager. No offer to correct MY paperwork. No follow-up. Just silence. On a Saturday. When I was sitting there waiting for help. I've since canceled my 15k service appointment and will be returning to the dealership where I purchased my car. I came in with a straightforward problem and a reasonable request. I left feeling dismissed, overcharged, and robbed of my entire Saturday. Stapp Toyota lost my business today over a documentation request that should have taken five minutes to fulfill.

We were in the market for a used truck and CarGurus lead us to this gem! Andrew was most helpful…read moreand super friendly! The truck we were interested in was just as advertised! G2 fixed a chip in the windshield and were very upfront! Everyone we worked with was extremely friendly and helpful (even answering a million questions!)! If you are in the market for a used vehicle, give this place a try! You won't be disappointed!

One of the best service I experienced at a dealership. Nick…read moreDeSimone was very friendly and patient with us. He worked with us through every step of the way. He was not pushy or condescending like most car sales person. Valued us as a customer regardless of if we were to purchase as car from him. Because of this, we will purchase again with Nick. I've already given my friends and family his contact because they in the market for another car.

This dealership is great. We take our car in regularly for service and we have the best service…read moretechnician ever. His name is Ron.

Justin LaVelle was great to work with. he seemed to have knowledge of the vehicles and was very…read morerespectful. Hope the vehicle we purchased works great!

"As is, As is, As is!" - favorite quote and the name (AKA - Asisasisasis) of the General Manager at…read moreVictory Motors of Longmont. I tried to give zero stars but 1 is the lowest. Well, Norman, the salesman was very kind and friendly, actually delightful! And, the car we ended up with is running great now (fingers crossed), after $1523 worth of work done on it since purchase 13 days ago: - new tires - noted at the purchase as part of the "As Is" - 4 different tire years - 2 different tire brands - cracked rubber on the inside of the front 2 tires - oil change (way overdue according to the color) - Not accounted for by this used car dealer - When my mechanic changed the oil, the plug was found to be cross- threaded so a new oil pan was needed to be installed - stereo does not work - noted at the purchase as part of the "As Is" - spare key "2nd Key" is not cut/does not work - NOT noticed until a week after purchase: - "No we cannot pay for that." Asisasisasis. I had a FREE pre-purchase inspection at Big O and they only found that the car needed: - new wipers - new tires NO mention of immediate brake needs. I visited the used car dealer today (13 days after purchase) and asked about their process for inspecting cars before they go on the lot. Asisasisasis replied, "Absolutely, we carefully inspect all cars before they go on the lot for sale to make sure they are running properly and are safe." Well, the short story is that I took the car to my mechanic to have the brakes fixed after a grinding sound came from the rear right tire 5 days after purchase while braking. I went back to the used car dealer today to see if they would cover the cost. Asisasisasis replied, "No, how are we to know that the brakes were bad? You should have brought it to us to get checked out." 2 ISSUES with this response: This used car dealer works with the mechanic that serviced my brake safety issue and still said that they would not honor the mechanic's analysis of the metal on metal brake issue. It could only be done by their mechanics. I asked, "Why would I bring it to your mechanics if they had already missed the issue from their safety and service inspection that you said ALL cars go through. Either whomever inspected it is negligent for not performing their job, OR it was never inspected in the first place, OR you knowingly sold a car with a brake safety issue." Asisasisasis replied, "Have a good day." as they walked away. Moral: - research the used car dealer that you are considering visiting - consider using a used car broker through your Costco membership or other - always have a pre-purchase inspection done from a mechanic for a charged fee ($100 for about an hour) - Request ALL information on the vehicle that you are considering: - CarFax - Safety inspection prior to going to the lot - length of time it has been on the lot - research the appropriate negotiation process for the car using a generative AI tool - if you are considering trading in your exiting vehicle, consider alternatives before agreeing to "We will give you $200 for the trade in (typical bottom-line amount); It will cost us more than that to take it to auction." - You may be able to get 2-5 times that amount by searching for scrap, junker, or failed car purchasers) - Peddle - Cash For Cars - SellCarUs - donate to Habitat for Humanity - feels a lot better than $200 for your trade in - Strongly consider visiting another used car dealer unless your family member works at this one.

I highly recommend I-25 Kia dealership, and particularly the salesperson Carlos Rubio, who made the…read moreentire buying process very simple, stressless, and efficient. I purchased the vehicle remotely from out-of-state, due to I-25 Kia being one of the few Kia dealerships not charging a dealer markup on the Telluride. I was able to do all the purchasing paperwork & loan paperwork online, then sign some paperwork that was mailed to me. I really appreciated not receiving any hardsell on the extras options. Then when I picked up my vehicle, it was very quick, around 15 minutes, for them to show me the features, and then I was on my way! I would send anyone wishing to buy a Telluride (or any Kia, for that matter) to Carlos Rubio at I-25 Kia!

Every time I take it in for an oil change they forget to top off coolant and wiper fluid! Then when…read moreyou call they say bring it in as if nothing happened and as if that should be protocol for every vehicle they do an oil change on. I guess it's the customers job to check if they are doing their job. Worst service department in the state. And the pictures below are one day after an oil change you be the judge if you think they know what there doing!