Jonathan Lampros | Page 2

Service department misdiagnosed $2500 worth of parts and labor then wanted $2800 more to try to fix the original problem on our MDX. We were sold on the new parts WE DIDN'T NEED and hung up on by service ad labor then wanted $2800 more to try to fix the original problem on our MDX. We were sold on the new parts WE DIDN'T NEED and hung up on by service adviser Ray when we said we were going to pick up the MDX. Manager Jonathan doesn't apparently care, either. More

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“The deposit holds the price NOT the car.” A Cautionary Warning to any person thinking of buying a car from Pikes Peak Acura. This is for anyone who is looking at a car from Pikes Peak but e A Cautionary Warning to any person thinking of buying a car from Pikes Peak Acura. This is for anyone who is looking at a car from Pikes Peak but especially someone shopping on the internet. Don’t do it. I found a Volvo shopping on Autotrader that was listed by Pikes Peak. A salesman contacted me and, after some back and forth, I agreed to pay $16,500. This was 200 less than the listed “E-Price”. I gave the salesman my credit card over the phone with the understanding of a 1000.00 deposit and started the 5 ½ hour drive to the dealership (I live just south of Santa Fe). A little more than 100 miles into my trip I received a call from a “Manager” named Leif saying he was sorry but the car had just sold. I was stunned, and said I was already 100 miles from home and I had put down a deposit. He said another customer had come in (after they accepted my deposit) and was signing papers on my car. My response was, “well stop them because I had put down money on the car.” He was silent and then said he would call me back in a few minutes. I pulled to the side of the highway and waited. Five minutes later I received a call from another manager. He also said “sorry” there is nothing I can do. I asked about internet customers and the deposit. His reply was, “The deposit holds the price NOT the car.” I would encourage anyone shopping online to consider that response. You may think you have an agreement, you many even put money down, but that doesn’t mean anything to this business. I can only surmise that someone came in after me and offered a few hundred dollars more. If you are thinking about doing business with Pikes Peak, realize their honesty and professional integrity is nonexistent. If you are a manager at Pikes Peak, know I will be filling a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and the Board/Commission that oversees dealerships in Colorado. More

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Terrible experience bbuying a2019 MDX Buyer beware general mgr and business mgr are very crooked and do not stand behind anything they say they use all kinds of tactics to make a sale I Buyer beware general mgr and business mgr are very crooked and do not stand behind anything they say they use all kinds of tactics to make a sale I definitely won't go back or reccomed anyone to them More

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