I would like to give a huge shout out to Kevin Whitlock. The best service advisor at Toyota at…read moreMotor city. Kevin always promotes stellar customer service, and always with a smile. Mahalo Kevin!!

We had an amazing service experience with Kevin Whitlock!!! He is kind, personable, funny, and has…read morea huge heart. I felt like he really cared about us and wanted to make our experience as easy and enjoyable as possible. I pulled up for an appointment to get our second smart key for our new Sienna with my fully disabled adult son, who is in a wheelchair, not realizing that the appointment would take an hour. I felt discouraged because getting him in and out of the converted van takes 30 mins alone as he's all bolted and strapped in and I didn't plan or want to go through all of that and hang out with my son in a public lobby for an hour and expose him to audible triggers or germs since there's not exactly anywhere else for us to go. However, Kevin worked with the tech (I believe Mike??) to save the day by coming out to us to work on the key so we didn't have to leave the van!!! He went out of his way to offer this convenience to us without me asking him for any favors. They took care of all of the paperwork and didn't have us wait around. We ended up being there for maybe 15 mins in total!! This simple and kind gesture meant so much to me and made such a positive impact on our day. Thank you, Kevin, for your compassion and thoughtfulness. You truly made the difference between a great experience and a disappointing one. You are fabulous! I hope we get to work with you again in the future! And thank you Mike for also going out of your way to come out to us and get us in and out quickly! So happy we chose Toyota of Colorado Springs in Motor City to service our new Sienna!!! Highly recommend to anyone needing service for their Toyota (or any other vehicles they service)!

I moved from Boston and needed a car. I wanted financing but did not qualify. I went to Phil long…read morebecause they are reputable. I met Rich and he was awesome. He explained everything in detail and always with a smile. He was courteous and professional and I was quite satisfied with the exceptional service he provided. The car I got had to be paid in cash, since I couldn't finance. I had only 1 option in my price range and it was a 1999 Chevy venture. I never thought of myself as a minivan guy but I like it. The car is older and has 119k miles so there are certain things that don't work like new obviously. The windows are a little slow and the back bumper had a teeny crack. The car, for being 15 yrs old, is in great shape and the car fax was perfect: 1 owner no accidents or major mechanical issue. I found a gem with Rich's help at Phil long and I am quite satisfied.

Great folks to deal with. None of the normal BS you have to deal with at other dealerships. They…read morewere happy to make a fair deal and made sure our car was repaired. It had front rotor issues that they repaired along with a seat motor issue. They let us take the car on an extended test drive so our mechanic could look at it. We came from Castle Rock as we had a pleasant buying experience a couple of years ago so we went back. We were glad we did.

Trevor Holiday helped me buy the perfect truck. The buying process was simple and easy.read more

I was so excited to get my new used truck 2018 .4 months later the transfer case goes out. The shop…read moretells me there's no fluid in it. Ford says they checked it. REALLY LOL stay away from Phil long mark Perez was no help.$6000 to replace it.

READ THIS REVIEW: I've waited a while to write this review…read morebecause I wanted to have enough time to make sure our 2nd car from Autosource was running properly. We purchased a 2017 limited Subaru Forester from Elliot at the Co. Springs dealership. Elliot was very accommodating during the initial purchase along with the financing staff. It all went quickly and smoothly. The drive home the first 24 hrs and over the next 2-3 wks did not go as smoothly. The AT oil light kept going off at highway speeds and there was a horrible burning smell even when the light wasn't going off. I called Elliot the day after purchasing the vehicle to let him know about the AT oil light and the smell and he put me through to another department. That person told me to take the car to a certified Subaru mechanic to determine the cause of the AT oil light. The mechanic here in Taos scanned the system and couldn't come up with a result. He suggested driving the car again at highway speeds to recreate the problem. We drove to Santa Fe the next day, no AT oil light but horrible smell and some smoke. I contacted the Subaru mechanic again in Taos and he said he would inspect it. Once he had the Subaru up on the hoist, he asked me to take photos of the care for documentation. There were at least 5 different areas with leaks and 3 different kinds of fluids leaking from the underbelly of the car. He suggested asking Autosource for a replacement car. He thought that replacing the engine would not be enough with the type of damage there was from the previous crash that had not been resolved. There was a couple of weeks back and forth due to Sam the manager from Autosource having some health issues and timing of getting the car into the Taos mechanic but in the end we were pleasantly surprised about out result. Sam reached out to the Taos Subaru mechanic to discuss the problems with the car and I forwarded photos of the leaks. Within a week or so of all the exchanges, Sam emailed me to say they would be happy to put us in a new Subaru. He suggested going on their website to find one of similar price range and trim level. If we found one that wasn't at the Co Springs location they would have it delivered to Co Springs. Luckily there was one at the Co Springs location. We left a message for Sam to hold that one for us and we would drive up in the next week to swap vehicles. The car was waiting for us with everything filled out ahead of time. They also let us take the mats and winter mats from the previous Subaru to put in the new one. We were settled up and out the door within and hour and a half. Through the whole experience, there were no raised voices or heated conversations. Everyone remained respectful of each other. We remained patient and gave Autosource time to review our information in making a decision about the car. We NEVER thought they would allow us to swap cars. But with the proper inspection from a certified mechanic, a conversation with the mechanic, and photos to document the damage, Sam at Autosource came through and made us very happy. A big thank you to Elliot and Sam for being willing to work with us and make it right!!!

Auto Savvy has been the greatest nightmare. Looking back,…read morepurchasing this vehicle was one of the biggest financial mistakes I have ever made. I trusted Auto Savvy, and because I knew very little about buying used vehicles, I relied on the information and assurances they gave me. I believed they were selling us a dependable vehicle. Instead, what was supposed to be one of the happiest moments for my son has turned into one of the most stressful and financially devastating experiences our family has faced. In December 2025, my 18-year-old son walked into Auto Savvy with a beautiful 2024 Hyundai Kona with fewer than 30,000 miles on it. While there, he saw what he thought was his dream vehicle--a 2017 Dodge Durango with approximately 60,000 miles. Like most 18-year-olds, he fell in love with it immediately. Initially, we were told he would have to trade in his Kona and pay another $10,000. That simply wasn't possible, so he prepared to walk away. Then, suddenly, Auto Savvy agreed to an even trade. At the time, we felt incredibly fortunate. Looking back now, I find myself wondering why a dealership would exchange a nearly new vehicle for one that was eight years older without asking for anything more. The next day, I went with my son to test drive the Durango and complete the paperwork. I openly admit that I wasn't knowledgeable about cars. I didn't know all the questions to ask, what mechanical issues to look for, or even the significance of a branded title. I take responsibility for not researching those things beforehand. During the test drive, we heard a noise coming from the left front of the vehicle. When we asked about it, we were told it was simply the seat fabric squeaking. We trusted that explanation. The salesperson was friendly, personable, and made us feel comfortable. He joked with my son, answered our questions, and made us feel like we were in good hands. I also made something very clear: my son would be driving this vehicle across the country by himself within the next month to start college. His safety was my biggest concern. I specifically asked whether the vehicle had been thoroughly inspected and whether it was in excellent mechanical condition. I was assured that it had undergone a comprehensive multi-point inspection and that everything had been checked. I was told the Durango was in top-notch condition and ready for a long road trip. Those assurances are the reason I moved forward with the purchase. My son drove off the lot absolutely thrilled. I drove away believing I had done something special for him by helping him get his dream vehicle while leaving behind our nearly new Kona. That excitement lasted less than a month. The battery failed and had to be replaced, costing approximately $400. About a week later, the brakes began screeching, and the vehicle bounced every time the brakes were applied. When it was inspected, we learned the brake pads, rotors, and braking components were worn to dangerously low levels and had to be replaced immediately for safety reasons. I am incredibly thankful this happened before my son was driving alone across the country. During that inspection, the mechanic discovered a strange metal bar wrapped around part of the engine. He told us he had no idea why it was there and had never seen anything like it before. The repair bills kept growing. Then, only five months after purchasing the vehicle, the Durango suffered a complete system failure. It wouldn't start, even after another battery replacement. It had to be towed to the repair shop, where a complete inspection uncovered multiple major mechanical issues totaling approximately $5,000 in repairs. At that point, I realized this wasn't simply routine maintenance on a used vehicle. It had become a never-ending cycle of expensive repairs. Today, as I write this review, the Durango is back in the repair shop yet again because of another unexplained noise and additional mechanical issues. I am sitting here waiting for yet another estimate, wondering how much this latest repair will cost and what will break next. I am a single parent and a teacher with a single income. My son leaves for college out of state in August. The money I had carefully saved for his second semester of college has instead gone toward repairing this vehicle. Money that should have paid for tuition, books, housing, and helping him build his future has been spent trying to keep this Durango running. Instead of feeling excited for this next chapter in his life, I find myself worrying every day about whether this vehicle will break down while he's hundreds or thousands of miles away from home. That is not what I expected when I trusted Auto Savvy.

Alec made the entire process of buying my Hyundai Palisade simple and stress free. He was upfront,…read morehonest, and took the time to understand exactly what I wanted instead of pushing me into something else. He walked me through all the features, answered every question clearly, and made sure I was comfortable with everything before moving forward. The whole process was smooth, quick, and transparent. No pressure and no surprises. What really stood out is how he continued to help even after the sale. He checked in, answered follow up questions, and made sure I was taken care of. It didn't feel like a one time transaction. It felt like he actually cared about the experience and the relationship. If you want someone who will take care of you before and after the sale, ask for Alec. Highly recommend.

On April 12 th my wife and I bought a Hyundai Tuscon. On the 13th (because we were happy with our…read moreexperience), my daughter went back there and bought another Hyundai Tucson. This brings their income from one family to $90,000 within 48 hours In the early evening of last Sunday, my daughter was on her way to work and her rear tire totally blew out. This renders the tire mobility kit useless. There are no spare tires in these cars anymore. We had the car towed to our home. I took the tire off the vehicle and took it in approx. Noon the next day. now my daughter's car is sitting on blocks in the driveway with a plastic bag over the exposed brake system to protect it from our recent snow event).they said that they'd have to order another one, (they don't keep any tires stock , ever. there weren't any in Colorado Springs) and the ordered tire would come from Denver as late as the next day. During our wait on Thursday we were informed that there wasn't a tire available in COLORADO and they were ordering it from TEXAS. Now all this is the result of a flat tire. This is Friday and no news. They gave my daughter a LOANER so she could safely care for her Autistic son. I have been driving since 1968 and have never seen anything like this situation. The situation is still in progress and we are still waiting for a car tire to be returned to us BECAUSE WE HAD A FLAT. I would be delighted and happy to make a recommended suggestion to shorten the repair time, logistically, to 15 minutes. Keep 2 tires for each model in stock. I'll update this review NEXT WEEK when we get the wheel with a new tire on it. REALLY? ARE YOU SERIOUS RIGHT NOW?

THIS IS A SCAM! Please do your research! I was scammed out of $10,600! They will send purchase…read moreagreements, inspection reports whatever you ask for it's all fake! They are stealing videos and pictures from Skyway Classics out of Florida. Do your research. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! Google reverse search all cars before giving them any information or payment! Wish I would have known that soon! The actual company 1995 Auto Sales doesn't sell classic cars! Also, heard they are out of business due to the owner retiring!

In October 2025 this Business no longer exists, please take note, as this images are from the…read morepast, Please People Be Aware, call this number and speak with the original owner, Richard Schaffer (719) 634-6630 Rich retired and someone out there took his information and is pretending to have and sell classic cars. It's Fake, it's all fake, Do not lose your money *****

We were looking for a truck and came upon a Nissan Frontier on SCM's website. My friend (who was in…read morethe market for a vehicle) called in to make an appointment and was set up with Rory. We showed up, looked at the vehicle and decided it was not for him as he really didn't need a truck. We found a Lexus RX that met his needs better. Rory was very patient with us as we figured out which vehicle worked best and was upfront and honest about the process and what to expect. Lucas in the back showed us all the numbers as we were negotiating and gave us 100% transparency into what could be done and why. My friend purchased the car and is very happy with how this dealership, Rory, and Lucas treated him. This was an incredible purchasing experience.

Chris England was awesome also the finance guy. They worked with us and were patient when my…read morehusband and I were discussing things. Thanks Chris.

What an amazing experience!! Chuck had the car ready to test drive when we showed up and nothing…read moreless than super professional and accommodating. Came from a far distance to get a used car and it was everything they advertised. Professional and expedient through the whole process. Transparent with pricing and what they did before they sold us the car. Even had the pleasure of meeting Michael the Sales Manager, what a great team. Thank you for everything

Most incompetent service after the sales I have ever witnessed in 50 years of buying cars.I cannot…read morebelieve the amount of screw ups and lack of concern for the customers needs. And that's at all levels I've dealt with the manager and nobody cares.