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CarHop Auto Sales and Finance

(49 reviews)

I have financed a 2014 Jeep Cherokee from the Aurora location in Colorado. I have been having some…read morestruggles financially and fell a bit behind on my payments. Jeremy M has been amazing with helping me get back on track and working with me. I highly recommend working with him if you are looking for a car that is reliable and affordable. Thank you Jeremy!!!

do not sign anything or get anything from these people, they up their prices on all their vehicles…read moreby at least 4,000 to 3,000$ with very very high mileage and shitty warranty. You have better luck buying a car from an auction or from a junkyard or even facebook marketplace these spineless freaks Do not give one damn about you and what you are looking for. I wish I would've never walked into this place. Biggest waste of time, and now I'm stuck with the vehicle that does not even work, and I followed all their policies and still got screwed and they recommend you to a MECHANIC, who is always busy and tells you that carhop will not cover everything. So please pay attention to whatever they cover at this place. Tries to screw you very very bad if you're not very attentive. They try to seem nice at first. But when you point out every little thing that the vehicle has they take it away from you immediately put it back on the lot and show you another messed up Vehicle. the vehicle may not have the engine light on or any other light on, but that's due to them you erasing or deleting the light or codes. If you are here, reading this review, and you still decide to go with Car hop Check the whole car from bumper to bumper and under the vehicle very throughly and even get it checked out not by their "certified" mechanic because he's gonna waste your time as well,but by another shop you trust.if you really want the vehicle

Larry H. Miller Colorado Jeep - 2019 Jeep Compass Trailhawk

Larry H. Miller Colorado Jeep

(70 reviews)

I bought my Grand Cherokee Jeep from here and had a good experience. They gave me a decent deal and…read moreI paid cash so I can't really comment on their financing terms. I usually get my regular maintenance at a nearby auto mechanic shop but I had to come here for a recall and I had another good experience. Courtney checked me in and she was super nice. They have a nice waiting area and the coffee machine actually made some good French Vanilla espresso. The wifi is good so I was able to do some work on my laptop while waiting for my Lyft home. Oh did I mention they partner with Lyft to give you a ride home and back? The recall took several days so the free Lyft home was a nice touch. Luckily I have another car so I wasn't dependent on a loaner since they don't provide one. They also did a complete inspection and found some minor issues that I will have my local mechanic fix. I decided to write a review since I had a good purchase and service experience with this dealership.

This is the worst Jeep dealership I have ever encountered. Please stay away especially from the…read moreservice area. They have had my car for now 4 weeks on 2 recall items. I call and text and get NO information on my car. We went to the dealership on Saturday and got lip service from sales manager about how this was not the way we should be treated - and promised on Monday I would get update. Nothing. I called and texted. Funniest part was that I had also lodged a claim with Jeep Customer service- they called to tell me yesterday they couldn't get the service manager to respond to their inquiries. I said maybe this shouldn't be a Jeep dealership if they treat customers so poorly. Buy a car elsewhere- service it elsewhere. Stay away!!!!!

Emich Automotive - 500% Growth in the past 12 Months

Emich Automotive

(37 reviews)

Virginia Village, Southeast

ABSOLUTELY THE WORST service center i have ever been to. Their so called mechanics if thats what…read moreyou want to call them but I prefer a joke and now refer to them as emich NO KNOWLEDGE kia. They will take parts off your car and put them on other people's cats then tell you that a rock must've knocked the part off. They will lie about your car being fixed, then of course deny any wrong doing when your car is in worse condition after being serviced there. They then removed all the freon from my car anf said my a/c was fixed and when I confronted them and told them I was tired of the lies, they said they were offended (apparently cause the truth HURTS!) and they then told me I could take my car elsewhere to get what they messed up fixed. They tried to lie about it and let me tell you its coming to an end. I will not lay back and not do anything! Im going to be their worst nightmare or one of many. How do you like me now you dumb ignorant, incompetent of a joke who sells cars that they are clueless about and cant even fix there brand of cars!! You guys are a disgrace and a joke!! And guess what joke is on you!!

Starting on May 30, we purchased a used 2021 Jeep Wrangler 4xe from Emich Kia. My family and I have…read morepurchased around 20 vehicles over the past 25 years, and I would place this experience toward the bottom when ranking that warm & fuzzy feeling you get when purchasing a vehicle. Communication was poor - there have been surprises every step of the way, starting with after we put down the $2,500 deposit when we learned that there was only 1 key fob. I responded with "really?" and I expected them to replace the key fob at their cost. Instead, I get a tersely worded SMS from Ryan the general manager saying "It's a used car and the price is the price we agreed to with the equipment that it has. [Sales rep] never told you that it has 2 keys." I said fair enough and thanked them for being up front about the missing key fob. So then a couple of days later, they FedEx the paperwork with some sort of weekday-only shipping where the packages only move during weekdays. It was nice that they pre-paid for the return FedExing with the same M-F service. So I fill out the paperwork, get some page notarized and mail 2 checks for the remaining balance after the $2,500 deposit. It took about 3 or 4 days after the checks cleared our banks for their finance department to release the vehicle. We were out of town while this happened. I called for the 3rd or so time to check to see when the vehicle would be shipped to us, and I learned a few things, like: 1) the car was shipped earlier that day 2) there's a crack in the front windshield (which Emich Kia said they would pay to replace) and 3) they forgot to put the vehicle charging cable in the car before they hastily shipped it and that they would M-F FedEx it to us. Well then on June 17, we received the car and learned that they did not charge the battery. re-wash the car or fill the gas tank before they shipped it. These are not must-dos, and as the GM would say the price did not include washing, charging or filling the gas tank. Nor does the price we paid cover the missing wheel key. They did do some things right. For example, they originally quoted the cost for shipping from Denver to Houston at $750, but apparently Tom the sales manager got a lower rate of $650, which was the only pleasant surprise. I will say that Duston the sales rep and Tom his sales manager were pleasant to work with despite their lack of attention to detail. The dealership also provided an extensive Carfax report and good details of some pre-sale inspections & repairs they did. So all in all, it feels like the used car team at Emich Kia are disorganized and don't really value the customer experience nearly as much as the 15 or so other dealerships we've purchased vehicles from over the past 3 decades. But it sounds like it's not Tom or Duston's fault that their customers don't get that great feeling when purchasing a pre-owned vehicle from Emich Kia. Rather, it's their management's desire to squeeze every dollar out of every deal is the reason is why customer satisfaction takes a back seat to their bottom line. So again, not a great experience and not as bad as it could have been. That said, I'll make sure to post updates if we find anything else that doesn't meet our expectations, including if they make some attempt to do anything extra not included in the price paid for the vehicle. *these concerns have already been bought to the attention of the dealership, so while the dealership might be "disappointed to hear that my experience was not a positive one," I don't need to reach out and give the dealership another "opportunity to address [my] concerns." I don't need to "reach out to us directly at (303) 757-7751 when [I] have a chance" because I've already done so.

DriveTime - DriveTime Used Cars - Denver, CO

DriveTime

(68 reviews)

Southeast

I purchased a car from Drivetime in California a few years back. Just a simple Front Wheel Drive…read moreFusion that was just fine for California. Moved to Colorado 3 years ago, and the car was pretty worthless in the snow. I still owed about 5k on the Fusion. I worked with Jose who got me 0 down, forgiveness on my current loan, and a decent trade in value. Took a couple of weeks, but I finally spotted a 4WD Escape that suited my needs. Jose was patient, professional, and just a nice guy. I got the feeling that everyone there was pretty nice. I'm a few days into my new purchase, and couldn't be happier.

'm posting this to warn anyone considering DriveTime on Havana. The car they sold me had major,…read moreundisclosed damage that showed up almost immediately after purchase. By the time I realized something was seriously wrong, their 3‑day return policy had already passed, and I was stuck dealing with SilverRock, their warranty company. From the start, the car vibrated violently at highway speeds over 60 mph. I replaced the passenger wheel‑well track, then had a mechanic replace the drive shaft and rear axle. None of it fixed the problem. I was eventually told the car needed a new transmission -- and even after replacing that, the vibration continued. Two different mechanics told me the same thing: the car showed signs of being in a major accident, even though the CarFax report showed nothing. Later, during a simple tire repair, I learned that three of the rims were severely bent. I barely drove this car, yet the amount of hidden damage was unbelievable. I rely on my vehicle for work, and the constant repairs put me into debt. Neither DriveTime nor Bridgecrest offered any real support, and now I'm facing repossession because they sold me a lemon. My advice: be extremely cautious. Take any car from this location to a trusted mechanic before you buy, and make sure you test drive it at highway speeds. The salesman who sold me my car was not honest, and the dealership did nothing to make things right. Protect yourself -- they will not protect you.

Old Nation Motors - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

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