To bad this place is no longer open, as I even went back to return the Malibu I bought, but lo and behold, they're closed! Sold me a car that he swore was a simple get the check engine light off, new gas gauge, and a new radio....thats it. $3400 I paid for the Malibu. My mechanic laughed and said not worth more than $500. I invested $1700 to keep it running, only to find out it needs a new transmission (5k, and not a single mechanic in town will touch it.) Radio was a simple fuse. But honestly, I hope Mike sees this, even after your business shut down, I hope you feel proud about screwing a mother of 3, whose car was totaled because someone rear ended me, and knowing all this, you still chose to lie and screw me and my family. But hey at least we got 2 free bowl cozy's out of it read more

Mike gave me his word i could get to cross country in my 99 jeep cherokee i bought from him. He was upfront about a few things that needed work. said it should for sure be under 2k. He also claimed he would help out if repairs were a lot more. Sounded like a really nice honest guy. Pushed me into buying that day, started the process without much agreement of my end. Just to find out a day later when i took it to a reputable mechanic that im looking at 6k+ in repairs just for it to be functional and likely to make a cross country trip. I called to talk to Mike and ask for assistance and let him know how I'd been wronged. Zero sympathy, zero assistance. Talked down to me, gave me a half assed apology for the way i was feeling, no for his actions. I will steer all those who ask about buying cars away from his shop. -one very broke unhappy customer who will never return to this business read more

I bought a '92 Jeep XJ Briarwood that was in great shape and for blue book value. I went in and talked to Mike and felt no pressure to buy, but after the test drive, I knew I had found a good vehicle and for a fair price. Mike is a great guy to work with and I was in and out in no time at all. Definitely a dealership I would recommend to others, thanks Mike! read more

North College Motors sells complete lemons. The owner buys from the auctions and then clears the codes before he sells the car. The light usually takes about a month to come back on and when confronted he told me not to worry about it! Said nothing was wrong and that it was just a glitch. By the 3rd card i bought from him I realized what was going on. The first cars transmission went out and the second car starting falling apart so i traded it in for a third which was a nightmare. He essentially accepted it back and then later I found out he made an insurance claim against damage that was already there when i bought it and the claim went to collections...which ofcourse I will never pay lol. The owner is totally unprofessional and sold the car without his wife knowing and one time when i needed a second key he told me he would only give it to me if I showed him my breasts. He is now reselling the car on his lot currently and asking for more then i bought it for because insurance paid to actually fix the car better aesthetically then before. Ridiculous! read more

Mike has a lot of experience in the used auto sales business. I was referred to him by a friend and really felt like I got great local service from a business owner who knows what he is doing. Mike gave me a great deal on a car that I really needed and he gave me some flexible financing that made it easy to sign on the dotted line! Thanks Mike! read more

I would give it zero stars if available. I recently bought a car from this man, Mike, who sold me a car that was promised to pass O2 sensors and emissions tests. The check engine light came on a day after I bought it and then brought it in to the shop. I bought this car for a little over $4,000 and had to put in an extra $7,000 for repairs that were essential. I then brought it in today and the O2 sensors are completely shot and out of date, another $600. I now am driving an illegal car in the state of Colorado. It also took about a month to even receive the title from this man whom I had to call regularly to finally have him get it. This man is a scam artist and I hope nobody gets screwed like I did from this man again. Stay away from this dealer, for he is out their to financially ruin people. I guarantee he lies and will scam you for all you are worth. Stay away from North College Motors!!!!!!!!! read more

I bought a car from North College Motors, "as is". Later when I got a diagnostic on the car, I found out it needed a transmission, as well as a good number of other things. I went back to Mike and showed him the diagnostic, his mouth dropped, and he said, "If I would have known that this was the shape that car was in, I never would have sold it to you." Although he was no obligation, he took back the car, and allowed me to trade it in for the alternate vehicle I was contemplating on buying before I bought this problematic vehicle. He was courteous, helpful, and truly did want to help - even though nothing legally compelled him to do anything. I appreciated his honesty, and integrity, and told him that I could recommend him as an honest dealer. read more

I came into this business with a budget that was pretty low. I was open about the fact that it was my first car and that I would be using it to drive through the mountains for work here in Colorado. Mike was very nice and suggested I try one of the two cars he had in my price range. The other was a manual which I couldn't drive. I did test drive the car and while I know nothing about cars, I couldn't find anything particularly wrong with it besides the obvious cosmetic problems. I lead a very busy work life so the earliest I could get it in to a recommended mechanic was one week later. When the mechanic brought me the report, he listed $4,000 dollars worth of repairs that would be needed before the car would even be safe for the next 4 months that I needed it. I had been driving it to Estes Park and back to Fort Collins, where at any point the breaks could have given out, the engine could have died, on of the front wheels could have completely come off, or the battery cables could have broken. The car was a complete lemon. While I understand I had a low budget, that I had driven the car around the block, that was no excuse to sell me a 'working' car that he knew could have given out on me in an extremely dangerous fashion in the mountains. While I appreciate that the dealership is running a business, that doesn't give them an excuse to sell me a car that could have killed me. He also refused to take the car back or compensate me. He was unwilling to help me out and he showed no remorse for selling me what he claims was a car he 'didn't know' was in such bad condition. For someone in the car business for 22 years, he either knows nothing about cars, or has no morals. read more