Breckenridge Motor

I bought a used BMW there about six months ago. Absolutely no problem with the car. I drove that one and several others, plus went to other dealerships. They had some nice cars and I feel like the sales guy and the owner were straight with me. The car was very clean and the financing was easy.
I think it’s important to buy a quality vehicle in a used car. If you buy a ten year old used car that was cheap when it was new, do you really expect it to be perfect? No. And do your homework and get the papers straight before you leave the premises, not after. That is important at any place of business.
I would rather buy from a licensed dealer like Tony than from a private individual. I think Tony runs a good clean place with decent cars. Take a look.
The Woodson Road-​Rock Road location is the one I went to, not the Rock Road-​170 location.

Bought a car for $ 9500 with the signed agreement that I would bring my car back and they would fix my keyfob, windshield wiper, tire pressure light, and cd player (a cd was stuck in it). After signing all the papers, joe gave me a copy of all my paperwork in an envelope. I realized after leaving that the paper we signed stating they would fix those issues was not included in the envelope they had given me. I brought my car back so they could fix those issues, like we had agreed. When I picked it up, there were 58 miles extra on my car, and all that they *SAID* they had «fixed» was the tire pressure light and the keyfob. Nobody communicated to me that they hadn’t fixed the stereo or windshield wiper until I noticed and asked. The owner, Tony, and Joe were both gone at that point. When I asked one of the porters what they had done, the porter stated that all they had been asked to do was put a new temp tag on my car (the first one they gave me got rained on and smeared). The porter then called the owner (Tony) and then came up to tell me «they couldn’t get the cd out» and then went back into the dealership. I called Joe the next day and we arranged another time for me to bring my car back down to fix the remaining issues. I asked for an extra copy of the agreement that we signed stating they would fix those issues, and Joe told me that Tony wasn’t there yet and the papers were locked in his office. Joe called me six hours after dropping my car off to state that it was on it’s way back from a mechanic shop who was supposed to be fixing the stereo. I asked if they had fixed the cd player, and he stated that he didn’t know but would call me back when he did. I did not get a call back. When I picked my car up, the cd player was still broken. Also, only two miles were put on my car that time, so I doubt that it went to a mechanic. I can’t say for certain, as Joe never called me to let me know what they supposedly did.
Two visits up there, and there was no communication on what had actually been fixed unless I specifically asked, and it was jumping through hoops to get that information. Plus, when they made the copy of the signed paperwork for me, I feel that they purposefully left out that document where I asked them to fix those issues so that they could avoid doing so. They also had a window sticker on the car saying that the warranty was 100% parts and 100% labor for 30 days. When I signed the paperwork the document stated that it was 50% parts and 50% labor. My fiancé asked about it, and was told that «the 100% was a typo.» Um, okay.
I contacted the Better Business Bureau, and they lied to the BBB saying that I never took my car back up there. I had both my mom and my fiancé drop me off a total of 3 times, so uh. They also told the BBB that «we already spent more than $ 200 fixing what we did.» First off, the agreement wasn’t «fix up to $ 200 worth of stuff,» it was «pay $ 200 more and we will fix these problems.» and secondly, the only thing they ended up really fixing was replacing my windshield wiper and the battery in my keyfob. All they ended up doing to the tire is overinflating it so that the TPMS light went away, and then my leak continued slowly until it was deflated again. CD player wasn’t touched.
Turns out they have dozens of reviews like this on the BBB.
This business is very shady. They will say whatever to get you to give them the money and sign the paperwork, and then they will screw you over any way that they can. AVOID!!!

I purchased a 2004 Pontiac grand am July/2011…This car had problems from day one. There were at least five or six times where I was given a loaner car so they could fix my car. The problem was never found out. The car would shut off from time to time and wouldn’t start when I put gas in the car. They had to come pick the car up with a tow truck twice… Every time they took my car to fix it they claimed they hoped they solved the problem. One time they took my car back and when I got it back the CD player wasn’t working which it was when I first got it. I asked them what happened they said they didn’t know and I asked them to fix it and they said no. During this time the engine light did come on. I was promised another car if there were any more problems. The car then was working fine until about two months later it was doing the same thing again. I called the dealership and they referred me to an auto repair shop and refused to pay for any charges stating that the car was had by myself too long… I’m thinking technically I have had loaner cars for weeks at a time so when did I really get my car back? After this other place fixed the car it was fine… they actually figured out what was wrong with my car within hours… strange?! As of now the car is fine but when I tried to get the car registered I wasn’t even given all the paperwork that was needed from the dealership… they never gave me a title or a lien release on the vehicle and when I was contacted by the owner he told me he had to talk to me Tuesday when he was done having vacation with his family. So he took the time to call me and tell me that he would call me back in three days. That is very strange he wouldn’t handle the situation while he had me on the phone but I was told to wait three days after his vacation was over. This in turn makes me feel like this company really doesn’t care about its customers and they are not professional at all. I was very excited when I got this car and they made this experience horrible for me and I would never return to this dealership nor will I refer anyone that I know or asks me about them.