AutoNation Acura Colorado Springs

Greg Hoffman Caused me to have a seizure Service department did not properly inspect the vehicle, it has been in the shop so much it still has temp tags and i bought it in May 2014, i payed e Service department did not properly inspect the vehicle, it has been in the shop so much it still has temp tags and i bought it in May 2014, i payed every repair without concern but the most recent issue was a blown engine and the dealership working on the vehicle said nothing was inspected at all when the vehicle was sold, i was advised by the dealership to ask pikes peak acura to provide me with records of the work performed prior to them selling the vehicle and Greg brings me a paper summerizing the work performed and pretty much all they did was put wiper fluid in the vehicle so when i called him on this and the fact that it was showing signs of a misfiring cylinder (which ended up happening a week after i bought the vehicle) he got upset and started dialing the police because he ran out of false answers to give, after this meeting i had a seizure in the lobby of pikes peak acura and it was confirmed by the hospital that this was stress induced, thanks Greg. Not the first time he tucked his tail between his legs and did something very rude to shun away attention from their terrible work in the service department. More

had a nightmare experience!!!! dont ever come here!!! Save yourself and never come here!!! There a scam and there out to get you...Cory said his a Christian....hmmmmm, God is not out to scam people...what Save yourself and never come here!!! There a scam and there out to get you...Cory said his a Christian....hmmmmm, God is not out to scam people...what u reap is want u sow More

Lies, Greed & Manipulation...That's their motto! FIRST: I highly recommend taking a TRUSTED mechanic with you if by any distant chance you decide to purchase a vehicle from this business. My car had FIRST: I highly recommend taking a TRUSTED mechanic with you if by any distant chance you decide to purchase a vehicle from this business. My car had a cracked windshield that was covered by the paper information sheets that they place on cars in the lot, a 5 year old battery which was left in the car that died 2 days after purchase, and now needs brake work. Don't end up like me or numerous others who have reported this company to the BBB on similar complaints. SECOND: JUST SAY NO to absolutely ANY add-on warranty they try to manipulate you into "needing". Sure, this dealership is great while you are browsing vehicles and by all means, take FULL advantage of the freebies - the trash extended warranties they trick you into "needing" pay for that wonderful coffee machine! Actually a great investment to create a first impression around valuing customers so that you (the customer) think "maybe Pikes Peak Acura isn't the stereotype of a used car salemen". However, they are exactly that. THIRD: GET IT IN WRITING WHO YOU WANT TO FINANCE YOUR PURCHASE. OTHERWISE, YOU WILL BE DEALING WITH A PARTNER CREDIT UNION OF THIS DEALERSHIP. As a paying customer who now has a $1950.00 "non-cancellable" service contract and a 12.5K loan through some credit union that partners with this dealership, this is my warning to consumers. More

Absolutely HORRIBLE experience! After a day and a half of used Jeep shopping on Tuesday September 23, 2014 my husband and I ended up at Pikes Peak Acura where we test drove a used Je After a day and a half of used Jeep shopping on Tuesday September 23, 2014 my husband and I ended up at Pikes Peak Acura where we test drove a used Jeep that we liked with a very nice salesman named Mike. The only flaw with the Jeep was that the beautiful green paint job had been marred by hail damage. When we asked Mike about the damage he told us that the Jeep had sustained it four months prior, on the sales lot, during a hail storm. We assumed that must have been the reason that no one had purchased the Jeep in that amount of time. In hindsight I now wonder if the way they handle their customers might be to blame. Other than the hail damage the Jeep fit the bill for what we were looking for: couple of years old, low mileage, nice interior and exterior, runs well. We also had a used Jeep as a trade in. We really weren't wanting to waste more hours of our time sitting through the whole back and forth game playing that seems to be the norm, rather than the exception, with car dealers but, since we really liked this Jeep, we allowed Mike and his general manager Steve to keep us there for approximately an hour and a half to two hours while we tried to come up with a price we could all agree upon. When my husband and I decided that the GM Steve's very best offer was still too high for us we left and went to another dealership where we test drove another used Jeep and once again couldn't reach an agreement on the price. After talking it over we decided to call Mike back, at Pikes Peak Acura, to see if their offer still stood. Mike told me that the offer was still good. At this point approximately two hours had elapsed since we'd last been at Pikes Peak Acura. I told Mike, on the phone, that my husband and I would take the Jeep and that we were on our way back over. When we arrived Mike brought out the paper, that Steve had written the earlier offer on, and we began the process of purchasing the car. Midway through Steve paged Mike into his office. I found that kind of strange since Steve could see that Mike was working on the vehicle purchase with us. Mike eventually came back and we continued where we left off. Pretty soon Steve paged Mike a second time. This time, when Mike returned, he said he had bad news. He told us that Steve could no longer honor the price he'd quoted to us earlier because the owner had been informed of it (the assumption being that Steve had contacted the owner about the agreed upon price once we had returned) and that the owner had said that there was no way Steve could sell the Jeep at that price. Mike went onto say that if we had just jumped on the deal a few hours earlier Steve would probably have just gotten a butt chewing but now, because the owner was involved, we couldn't have the Jeep for that price. Mike went on to say that we could have the Jeep for $1,800 more than the agreed upon price. We declined to purchase the Jeep for that price and left. From there we drove directly over to Perkins Motor Company which treated us fairly, honestly and ethically. We purchased a much nicer Jeep, that was a gorgeous deep cherry color, checked all of our boxes, and didn't have any hail damage marring the beautiful paint job. The icing on the cake was that we paid LESS than the best-price-that-got-reneged-on at Pikes Peak Acura for our Jeep. More

Drama free used vehicle purchase I think most people cringe when they drive a used car off a lot....waiting for something to blow up. It's important to do your research before shoppin I think most people cringe when they drive a used car off a lot....waiting for something to blow up. It's important to do your research before shopping. In my case, I had selected a 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser from USAA Buying Services, Pikes Peak Acura being one of their certified dealers. Before driving to the dealer from Taos (early August 2014) I had examined the Carfax report and learned some of the possible issues with this FJ model. Barring any mechanical surprises, the price point was great. I met Pete Cano at Pikes Peak Acura and test drove the FJ. Pete was very accommodating and honest about known issues... some hail dings, cracked mirrors, etc. I was happy with the purchase (it was an AS-IS deal) and I later fixed most of the cosmetic problems at minimal expense. A subsequent examination by my local 4x4 mechanic revealed no problems. Since the cosmetic problems with this vehicle were minimal, I was surprised Pikes Peak didn't go ahead and repair them before showing it on the lot. But, again, I knew what I was buying and wasn't deterred by that. Overall, a good used car buying experience. Bottom line....do your homework and be prepared to walk away if you're not comfortable with the deal. More

Unethical sales practices, disrespected and victimized!!! On 9/08/2014 I went to Pikes Peak Acura with the intent of trading in my 2006 Nissan Murano for a newer vehicle with less miles. Initially I spoke to On 9/08/2014 I went to Pikes Peak Acura with the intent of trading in my 2006 Nissan Murano for a newer vehicle with less miles. Initially I spoke to a salesman named Brandon. He was nice and sit down and talked to me for a minute. He appeared to be new at his job, as he consulted with a colleague for questions. His colleage then took over and took me and my 2 small children to test drive cars. I test drove two vehicles, a Jeep and a newer Nissan Murano. The car I wanted was a 2011 Nissan Murano. I was told that I would not qualify to finance it, unless I had $2500.00 to put down on it. It was getting late at night (around 8:30-9:30 pm) and I had two small children with me and was about to leave, when the saleman told me that they had just gotten in another vehicle in on trade and wanted me to see it, as it might interest me. It was a 2007 Mazda CX-9. I looked at it briefly and sat inside the car briefly. I then asked the salesman what kind of trade in offer I could get for it. I told him that my payments needed to stay under $400 a month. I was promised that there would be some things done to the car before it checked out ok, as they had just gotten it in on trade earlier that day and had not had it serviced yet. It had to go through the inspection, be serviced and have a safety evaluation. After they did up the paperwork for review, the cost ended up being around 450 per month. When I expressed my concern with this, Michael told me that they would throw in a 3 year warranty with it if I get it that night. I expressed to him that I needed to make sure everything is good on the car firs and needed to test drive it on the highway and that the price seemed high. I did not have an actual test drive. I looked at the car briefly because it was getting late and I had my children with me. The radio was turned up loud in the car when I looked at it. The dealership so far has not fulfilled their promises. I was told that I would be filling out paperwork for an intent to buy,as long as everything is ok. I signed paperwork for the car and was assured by Michael Evenson that I had time and that I had 3 days to change my mind. I was also informed that nothing was final anywaybecause the bank had to approve it and give them "final numbers anyway. I was then informed and was told that that it was just traded in that day. The salesman actually had no knowledge of the vehicle but insisted that it was “perfect”. I was told that the car would be looked at the next morning and if everything was ok, I could pick up the car the next day if I was approved. My salesman was off the next day, and I spoke to my initialsalesm, Brandon. He was not sure what was going on with the car but stated that he would find out, so he lead me into the finance manager's office, as I had seen her the night before and she recognized me. She told me that she could get me a better deal on the car, as my interest rate dropped after talking to the bank. She had me sign paperwork and stated that everything was great and that the car was in great shape. When i came out of her office, Brandon informed me that the maintenance person was not there today and so no one was able give me an update on the conditions of the car, also that the car had to have a safety check yet.... So actually it was a lie that the car was in great shape- because at this point it had not even been looked at. He told me to follow up with Michael on Wednesday because he was not there Tuesday. On Wednesday, I called Michael on his cell phone and explained to him, I did not agree with the deal and that I wanted to unwind the deal. I told him I wanted a different car, and did NOT want to buy the Mazda CX9. I was unhappy with the fact that they added in several other charges to included charging me $2500 for the extended warranty. I told him that I would be in that evening to hand deliver a letter stating that I was refusing delivery of the Mazda CX9. On my way up to the dealership I called and asked if Michael was there or if that finance lady was there. I was told that Micheal left for the day and that the finance lady was not working that day. On Thursday, 9/11/2014 I went back to the dealership to hand deliver the letter and with the intent to talk to Leif, one of the head managers. Apparently Leif was not there that day. I was then referred to talk to the finance lady (the same lady I saw two days prior), who addressed herself as a "manager". She stated that the dealership will not reverse the paperwork, and that because I signed for the car, that it was now mine, and that my car was now property of the dealership. I was told that I had to hand over the keys to my Nissan Murano and take the Mazda off the lot. I expressed that none of the repairs were done, the computer chipped and hard key were not made anyway, and I had no proof that they had even conducted a safety inspection or check on the car, so I should not have to take it. I again expressed that I was refusing delivery. Michael came into the place where I was and began yelling at me, calling me a liar, and that I had to take my car. He expressed to me that he was taking things personal because he apparently was missing a class. He then told me that they had removed my license plates off of my trade in car and locked them inside the Mazda CX9 an apparent attempt to force me to leave with a car I did not want. I was crying at this point because I felt trapped. All I wanted was my car back and for the deal to be unwound. Additionally, Michael told me that if I drive off the lot in my car(Nissan Murano) that they would call the police to report the car stolen and have me arrested for auto theft because I had signed paperwork over to them. I have never been so disrespected by someone I did business with. I explained that is why I came in to talk today....that I simply wanted to get out of the deal that I did not want the car. I emphasized that I just wanted to keep my car. He told me that that cannot be reversed at this point and that he has no control over that. Other employees I spoke to also expressed that they are unable to undo the deal and if they did, they were afraid to lose their jobs. Ultimately, I was forced to leave the Nissan Murano at the dealership and leave in the Mazda CX-9. I was told the General Managerwould be in the next day, Friday. I called the dealership on Friday to talk to him (Leif). I left him a message and have not heard back from him yet. I called Saturday and spoke to another manager who expressed that he could not take the car back. He insisted that he was done talking to me when I expressed my concerns. I actually had no information on the car….still have very little. The date on the paperwork is not accurate, many date fields are left blank on my paperwork. Pikes Peak Acura needs to make good on their promises to make the repairs to the car, furnish an additional electronic and hard key, repair the weather stripping in the drivers side door, repair the back hatch latch, complete a full diagnostics test on the vehicle, furnish me with a Carfacts reportand address the fan noise coming from the dash. So far, I am very dissatisfied with sales and services at this establishment. Very unprofessional, dishonest, and disrespectful. I think they prey on people who appear timid, trusting and unconfrontational. I feel extremely victimized by this dealership More

Exploited a sick child and omitted information If you are looking to purchase a used vehicle I would suggest "GO SOMEWHERE ELSE." They exploit a sick child for the sale of a car and willfully omit If you are looking to purchase a used vehicle I would suggest "GO SOMEWHERE ELSE." They exploit a sick child for the sale of a car and willfully omit information about the price and service of the vehicle. My wife and I went to Pikes Peak Acura expecting to find the exemplary service that Acura is known for. We did not receive such. Instead the salesman was pushy and had no consideration of my sick child. They willfully failed to disclose information about the price and services they performed on the car. When distracted by my son being sick they slipped in an additional charge of of 1000 dollars knowing that I may not catch what they were doing. When confronted later about the pushiness of the sales tactic, all the salesman said was "I did my job and I knew the car wouldn't be here when you came back." This merely proved that he didn't care about my sick son but rather just the sale of the car and his paycheck. Additionally I was told they spent over a $1,000 dollars on getting the car ready for sale but after requesting the work order to show what they did the total was only $514 dollars. I also traded in a 1995 Dodge Ram Diesel at a value of 2000. I now look online to find that they have it listed for almost 10,000. It is worth much less than that. It is an old beat up truck that they know is not worth that much. They will not only cheat you on the price but will also add a service price when you buy it. I have looked at the pictures online and noticed that they have done nothing but clean it. I suggest that you do not buy it as it is overpriced and they are out to cheat you on that. They have poor customer service policy. When there was an issue with financing all they did was text to answer my questions. They didn't even have the courtesy to call me and discuss the issue. Do not go here. More

One guy is only one guy but he can sure make a deference I honestly have never felt comfortable purchasing a vehicle but with Cory, it was stress free and I really felt taken care of and that is why I return I honestly have never felt comfortable purchasing a vehicle but with Cory, it was stress free and I really felt taken care of and that is why I returned to purchase another. It will not be long before I will be back for a third! Thanks for focusing on my needs and not just getting a sale! More

Cory made the transaction smooth Cory knows his products and how to treat people. He was very responsive to our requests and helpful during the entire transaction. I'd definitely bu Cory knows his products and how to treat people. He was very responsive to our requests and helpful during the entire transaction. I'd definitely buy a car from him again. More

Like anywhere, be vigilant and educated, know what you want and what you're willing to pay before sitting down. We didn't let our guard down and ended up with a good deal. A fairly satisfactory experience want and what you're willing to pay before sitting down. We didn't let our guard down and ended up with a good deal. A fairly satisfactory experience as far as used car shopping goes. More