Mc Closkey Isuzu

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After searching thru a couple of dealerships and getting denied, I tried McCloskey with the intent of selling my vehicle. I couldn't really sell it but the dealer (Adam Wilcox) I was working with helped me out and got me into a vehicle I was looking for, great car, drove perfect Timmy destination.

I was born at Fort Carson back in the day, Colorado native. My first car"from a dealership" I purchased at McCloskey..It ran for less than 72 hours...I was crushed, after towing it back at least 3 salesman gathered around me and laughed. For a teenager it was such a horrific feeling. Needless to say they wouldn't take it back or work with me. I ended up at Phil long Hyundai where they took it in on a trade in. I could never forget such a bad experience.

I bought a car here and initially their finance person made some mistakes, but their General Sales Manager, Mike Phillips, went above & beyond to rectify their errors and make sure I was a satisfied customer. He is a man of integrity, and so long as he is the boss here, I can heartily recommend this dealership.

Jessie and Katie were most helpful and very knowledgeable. Excellent.

Jessie and Katie were most helpful and very knowledgeable. Excellent.

Friendly and pleasant experience

This was one of the few times my dad and I actually agreed on things. I brought my dad with me because he’s a pretty good judge of character and nothing gets passed him. If he feels something is wrong the deal is automatically off. These guys were honest and gave us the facts. It was pretty cool being able to find something that I liked and that my dad approved.

This was one of the few times my dad and I actually agreed on things. I brought my dad with me because he’s a pretty good judge of character and nothing gets passed him. If he feels something is wrong the deal is automatically off. These guys were honest and gave us the facts. It was pretty cool being able to find something that I liked and that my dad approved.

There are Suzuki dealers all over that promise to be "the best". I tried them all out. And was disappointed with every one of them. Overpriced offers, snooty employees, and everything else negative you could probably think of. Big Joe had a great price, polite employees, and everything positive you could think of! I got a GREAT new truck for a GREAT price!

My son finally started driving on his own. I knew I could finally ditch the mini van and get something I actually wanted. I shopped around at a few dealerships but just couldn't find exactly what I wanted. Until I went to Truck Town. They had plenty of rigs to choose from and I found one that I ended up just having to drive home. Ive bought many vehicles in my day and Truck Town by far had the best process.

My son finally started driving on his own. I knew I could finally ditch the mini van and get something I actually wanted. I shopped around at a few dealerships but just couldn't find exactly what I wanted. Until I went to Truck Town. They had plenty of rigs to choose from and I found one that I ended up just having to drive home. Ive bought many vehicles in my day and Truck Town by far had the best process.

Great to work with. They kept their word on what I was quoted over the phone. When I got there everything was ready for me as promised. I like working with car dealers that stick to their word.

All of the sudden, in contrast to what I was told when I called, financing was not available and there would be an expensive pre-approval vehicle inspection, and I would have to come up with the whole amount for the warranty and the inspection on the spot, to receive warranty coverage. Now, I understand a pre-approval inspection, and was fine with that term, but for it to be so absurdly expensive and to ask me to pre pay for everything up front, was not okay with me. I am baffled as to why things changed so quickly. Tony kept saying, "We will work with you." But asking me to come up with all that money up front when I had specifically stated that I needed a financing option, is not working with me in any way, it's telling me "No." How can a finance manager and a member of the owning family not know from one minute to another whether financing options are available? I feel that I was being discriminated against, and I would never step foot in this dealership or recommend them to anyone

All of the sudden, in contrast to what I was told when I called, financing was not available and there would be an expensive pre-approval vehicle inspection, and I would have to come up with the whole amount for the warranty and the inspection on the spot, to receive warranty coverage. Now, I understand a pre-approval inspection, and was fine with that term, but for it to be so absurdly expensive and to ask me to pre pay for everything up front, was not okay with me. I am baffled as to why things changed so quickly. Tony kept saying, "We will work with you." But asking me to come up with all that money up front when I had specifically stated that I needed a financing option, is not working with me in any way, it's telling me "No." How can a finance manager and a member of the owning family not know from one minute to another whether financing options are available? I feel that I was being discriminated against, and I would never step foot in this dealership or recommend them to anyone

All of the sudden, in contrast to what I was told when I called, financing was not available and there would be an expensive pre-approval vehicle inspection, and I would have to come up with the whole amount for the warranty and the inspection on the spot, to receive warranty coverage. Now, I understand a pre-approval inspection, and was fine with that term, but for it to be so absurdly expensive and to ask me to pre pay for everything up front, was not okay with me. I am baffled as to why things changed so quickly. Tony kept saying, "We will work with you." But asking me to come up with all that money up front when I had specifically stated that I needed a financing option, is not working with me in any way, it's telling me "No." How can a finance manager and a member of the owning family not know from one minute to another whether financing options are available? I feel that I was being discriminated against, and I would never step foot in this dealership or recommend them to anyone

All of the sudden, in contrast to what I was told when I called, financing was not available and there would be an expensive pre-approval vehicle inspection, and I would have to come up with the whole amount for the warranty and the inspection on the spot, to receive warranty coverage. Now, I understand a pre-approval inspection, and was fine with that term, but for it to be so absurdly expensive and to ask me to pre pay for everything up front, was not okay with me. I am baffled as to why things changed so quickly. Tony kept saying, "We will work with you." But asking me to come up with all that money up front when I had specifically stated that I needed a financing option, is not working with me in any way, it's telling me "No." How can a finance manager and a member of the owning family not know from one minute to another whether financing options are available? I feel that I was being discriminated against, and I would never step foot in this dealership or recommend them to anyone

Because of other appointments I had that day, I could not afford to wait for Tony to arrive, so I came back the following Monday, after calling ahead to verify that Tony was in fact there. When I arrived the other staff members were very friendly and prompt to alert Tony that I was there and they made sure I was comfortable while I waited for him to finish with his current client. He came out of his office, and very cordially introduced himself, while leading me back to his office. We sat down and I began explaining what I needed and the monthly payment budget I had for the warranty. He had to go to another office to find the paperwork for me to fill out, and I overheard him make a call to someone else asking about the finance plans for warranties. When he returned, his entire demeanor had changed.

Because of other appointments I had that day, I could not afford to wait for Tony to arrive, so I came back the following Monday, after calling ahead to verify that Tony was in fact there. When I arrived the other staff members were very friendly and prompt to alert Tony that I was there and they made sure I was comfortable while I waited for him to finish with his current client. He came out of his office, and very cordially introduced himself, while leading me back to his office. We sat down and I began explaining what I needed and the monthly payment budget I had for the warranty. He had to go to another office to find the paperwork for me to fill out, and I overheard him make a call to someone else asking about the finance plans for warranties. When he returned, his entire demeanor had changed.

Because of other appointments I had that day, I could not afford to wait for Tony to arrive, so I came back the following Monday, after calling ahead to verify that Tony was in fact there. When I arrived the other staff members were very friendly and prompt to alert Tony that I was there and they made sure I was comfortable while I waited for him to finish with his current client. He came out of his office, and very cordially introduced himself, while leading me back to his office. We sat down and I began explaining what I needed and the monthly payment budget I had for the warranty. He had to go to another office to find the paperwork for me to fill out, and I overheard him make a call to someone else asking about the finance plans for warranties. When he returned, his entire demeanor had changed.

Because of other appointments I had that day, I could not afford to wait for Tony to arrive, so I came back the following Monday, after calling ahead to verify that Tony was in fact there. When I arrived the other staff members were very friendly and prompt to alert Tony that I was there and they made sure I was comfortable while I waited for him to finish with his current client. He came out of his office, and very cordially introduced himself, while leading me back to his office. We sat down and I began explaining what I needed and the monthly payment budget I had for the warranty. He had to go to another office to find the paperwork for me to fill out, and I overheard him make a call to someone else asking about the finance plans for warranties. When he returned, his entire demeanor had changed.