Rocky Mountain Eurosport

I love this team of people. They are all friendly, professional and knowledgeable about their industry. Leon was our sales person and working with him made shopping for a pre-owned truck a smooth and stress-free experience. He truly cares about what you need and went above and beyond to make sure we had all the information required to make the right decision in purchasing a “new-to-us” truck. We also had the pleasure of working with Sana. She handled the financing piece and was patient, thorough and helpful in explaining our loan terms and all options that were available to us. When we ran into some unexpected problems closing the deal, Max, the store manager, was right there ready to listen and go the extra mile. Because of the awesome service provided, we left happy and satisfied. We highly recommend this dealership and its staff. Anyone who chooses to work with them on the purchase of a vehicle will be happy they did!

I don't even know where to begin, aside from saying don't buy ANYTHING from here. Can you give negative stars? *** is the worst. I was sucked in because he had the car I had been searching for, but what a slime ball.
We purchased an Audi Q7 in May, traveling from Montana and driving it back as a "fun" weekend. Boy were we wrong. We were told the car was issue free and had even been "serviced" in preparation for the trip back. Fast forward 30 minutes into our journey home, the engine light came on. Little farther, the coolant message flashed, and then lucky us, the tire light also came on (from which we discovered NONE of the tires were inflated to spec -- I was such a fool to trust a single word *** said).
After nervously nursing our car home, we had the engine code checked out by our local Audi dealership. They determined it had warped cylinder heads that needed replacing, in addition to multiple sensors. (Yes, this was luckily covered by the TDI extended warranty).
We got a clean bill of health in regards to those codes, but now we're having coolant/overheating issues. We've replaced the thermostat and are back to the drawing board (as that hasn't seemed to resolve the issue).
Now almost two months after the purchase, I've driven the car, maybe a week.
The WORST part of all of this, was that when the first engine light came on, I called Ed. I told him about it and he reassured me we could make it to Montana... it was probably the fuel cap, and he'd make it right, for anything we needed worked on. I talked to him after the drive and he said to let him know what the dealership determined. He'd "make it right".
I followed up with him a few weeks ago, to let him know about the cylinder heads and that we were disappointed his team didn't do a better pre-check, and he took ZERO ownership. Said "that's why we offer extended warranties" By the way, this dealership apparently doesn't own any sort of diagnostic machine. Must be nice for them! It only means they don't take any ownership for what they "don't know"
I cannot think of a single person I trust less or want to purchase a "Warranty" from. What a joke! There's always risk involved in purchasing a used car, but nobody deserves to be treated the way he has treated my family.

I don't even know where to begin, aside from saying don't buy ANYTHING from here. Can you give negative stars? *** is the worst. I was sucked in because he had the car I had been searching for, but what a slime ball.
We purchased an Audi Q7 in May, traveling from Montana and driving it back as a "fun" weekend. Boy were we wrong. We were told the car was issue free and had even been "serviced" in preparation for the trip back. Fast forward 30 minutes into our journey home, the engine light came on. Little farther, the coolant message flashed, and then lucky us, the tire light also came on (from which we discovered NONE of the tires were inflated to spec -- I was such a fool to trust a single word *** said).
After nervously nursing our car home, we had the engine code checked out by our local Audi dealership. They determined it had warped cylinder heads that needed replacing, in addition to multiple sensors. (Yes, this was luckily covered by the TDI extended warranty).
We got a clean bill of health in regards to those codes, but now we're having coolant/overheating issues. We've replaced the thermostat and are back to the drawing board (as that hasn't seemed to resolve the issue).
Now almost two months after the purchase, I've driven the car, maybe a week.
The WORST part of all of this, was that when the first engine light came on, I called Ed. I told him about it and he reassured me we could make it to Montana... it was probably the fuel cap, and he'd make it right, for anything we needed worked on. I talked to him after the drive and he said to let him know what the dealership determined. He'd "make it right".
I followed up with him a few weeks ago, to let him know about the cylinder heads and that we were disappointed his team didn't do a better pre-check, and he took ZERO ownership. Said "that's why we offer extended warranties" By the way, this dealership apparently doesn't own any sort of diagnostic machine. Must be nice for them! It only means they don't take any ownership for what they "don't know"
I cannot think of a single person I trust less or want to purchase a "Warranty" from. What a joke! There's always risk involved in purchasing a used car, but nobody deserves to be treated the way he has treated my family.