I bought a truck from Echo Park in… I bought a truck from Echo Park in Thorton Colorado last year. When I got home my boyfriend right away said I had an exhaust leak. As a female medical professional and not a mechanic I was not able to detect this when I bought the truck. I find it sneaky and dishonest to sell something that has an obvious problem to a women/person that clearly isn't mechanical. I wasn't too concerned because I bought the extra warranty. Long, long, long story short it took them over 5 months, multiple trips to dealerships hours away to approve the repair. In the end they shorted me $800 because the cost of repairs had increased in the 5 months they took from getting the estimate to approving the repair with the price increase during the post pandemic supply shortage and more damage being done during those 5 months of having to wait and nag. Don't trust them, classic used car salesmen.

Purchased a car 3 months ago Purchased a car 3 months ago. I told the salesperson I already had an approved rate with my credit union. She said they could match it with who they used which they did. She did not tell me they were going to pull my credit 4 times. Also, I told her I wanted nothing extra just the car. She added everything else she could permaplate, interior detailing, gap and extended warranty without telling me. They make you sign on an iPad which makes it very difficult to see what you're agreeing to. They then take your car and clean it. Which is actually adding the permallate and interior protectant without your knowledge. They print off documents and put them in an envelope. When I realized she had added everything costing $6,000 I requested all to be canceled. The told they protectant couldn't be canceled because it was applied. This is a scam! Now I'm having trouble getting anything refunded.

Got a Lemon Where I’m from, it’s called a lemon. Things started going wrong less than 1 month after purchase. I needed new brakes/rotors etc, over $1100. It wasn’t that Echo lied about a good inspection prior selling it- it’s the run around, several more credit checks & no accountability when I sought an exchange. In under 5 months, 2 major repairs plus a 3rd (engine light on) to be done when I come up w/additional $1K to fix/ invoice attached. Before I had left last visit, customer “satisfaction” reps agreed- I was out of luck for buying a crappy car FROM THEM because they wouldn’t exchange a car w/no value. Echo’s final offer after I had purchased, made car payments + 2 repairs in under 5 months was to ask for + $5k down payment on a different car. Yes, they asked me for $5000 more dollares, That’s my experience w/ Echo.

Sexist, explotive, and deceptive They sell lemons!!!! I bought a jeep, PAID 26,000$, it broke down 4 days later. I purchased the car on June 25th, I've had the car for 4 days, it's now August 11th. They gave me no updates on my car-AT ALL. they expect me to drive 45 minutes EVERY WEEK to switch out loaners (which takes over an hour each time) WHEN ITS THEIR FAULT FOR SELLING ME A LEMON. Richard Lagano is the absolute worst manager I've ever dealt with. I wouldn't recommend hiring him to anyone, he takes advantage of women and he doesn't believe in customer service AT ALL.

Don't stay away from this place....RUN Don't stay away from this place....RUN. Checking on vehicle availability means nothing as you will be told it is available just to get you into their store. They confirmed 2x during the day with me that the car I was interested in was still available. After driving a hour to the dealership, guess what... Shoddy operation, typical bait and switch. Too many other options to purchase a vehicle from a more reputable dealer. If trust matters, then find another place to purchase your next vehicle.