At EchoPark® Automotive in Denver we love cars. We are your neighborhood destination for buying and selling used vehicles including auto care & appraisals.
EchoPark Automotive (echopark.com) has 514 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.3 out of 5.
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echopark.com
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Cars & Trucks
Location
Denver
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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Would never recommend this used car lot. Ryan Miller was my salesman. After getting in a car accident, the last thing I wanted to do this holiday was shop for a new car. Unfortunately I should’ve learned my lesson the first time I came to this lot. But I gave them a second chance and I fully regret it. I bought a vehicle from here and I will say I love my car but the sales people are horrible. After already explaining I did not want the warranty they offer they decided to slip it in my paperwork and I did not catch it till later that night after I left. They also gave me my vehicle with nearly an empty tank and did not reset the oil life. The next day I called 4 times to figure out how we can resolve this and was sent to voicemail never receiving a call back and then I called again and they hung up on me. Then two weeks later they called me asking me for my letter of total loss after I already provided them with it at the time of the sale. Ryan was my salesman and I would never wish this upon someone who was just in a traumatic accident like myself. If you go to this car lot make them explain every detail to you and break down why your payment is what it is bc they will rush you through your paperwork. I should’ve known better and I completely regret shopping at this used car lot
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Jonathan W.
do not buy from here
I bought a BMW X3 from Echo Park on 9/1, and after being there for over 8 exhausting hours, I drove home feeling excited but drained. The next day, I had to leave for a work trip to Santa Fe, so I didn’t get a good look at the car. When I got back Friday morning, I started noticing damage: a cracked bumper, spray-painted rear panels, a cracked light, and the back liner falling apart. To top it off, the rear camera went completely dark at night, almost causing me to hit a pedestrian.
Frustrated and anxious, I immediately contacted my sales agent, Christy Banks. My texts went unanswered when I asked to speak to a manager, and when I finally got in touch with someone from customer service—Rachel—her rude response was to suggest that I might’ve caused the damage myself. After repeated calls, I spoke to Ben, who claimed to be a manager but gave me no real help or options. His indifference only added to my frustration.
By this point, I was exhausted. I’d spent hours dealing with a car that should’ve never been sold in the first place, and still, no one at Echo Park seemed to care. When I shared my concerns about the rear camera not working properly, Christy told me to bring the car in, promising Paul would take care of me. After waiting 30 minutes with no assistance, Paul simply handed me back to Christy. I felt stuck, like I had no choice but to pick another car, despite there being nothing in my price range. I ended up with a more expensive car, and they wouldn’t budge on the price. I felt completely defeated—trapped into making a decision I didn’t want to make.
The next morning, just when I thought things couldn’t get worse, the service light came on in the new car, and I found more damage that I must’ve missed. I had been at the dealership from 10:30 AM until nearly 8 PM the day before, with no food, no ride, and no explanation for why the process was taking so long. I missed an important appointment and left feeling completely drained.
After expressing my frustrations and concerns, Christy casually suggested I could trade in my SUV in a few months—an absurd suggestion since I’d be upside down on the payments. Who even suggests that? It felt like a slap in the face after everything I had already been through. This whole ordeal has been an exhausting waste of time that I’ll never get back. The hours spent at the dealership, the constant chasing for answers, the complete lack of communication and care—it’s been nothing short of a nightmare.
Echo Park’s promises are empty, and their so-called standards are a joke. This experience has left me frustrated, exhausted, and without a shred of faith in this company. I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.. I still haven’t spoken to a manager.
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Zahrae R.
If I can give a 0 I would
If I can give a 0 I would, Worst company ever, I did a purchase online and scheduled to go pick up the car and when I showed up there was no car! They said it sold out and they blame it on the system you can tell there is something fishy there, just wasted my time and now waiting for my refund, they didn’t even care for your time! Sales and management are playing games!
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C T.
No title after two months!
At first we loved the atmosphere and the people we worked with at EchoPark when buying our new car. That ended very quickly when we only drove away with a permit to move the vehicle, even after asking for the title three times so we could register the car ourselves. They assured us they would register it for us and took our registration and tax fees right there at the dealership. We were told to expect our plates and registration within a week. After a month of no plates or registration and asking EchoPark where they were, we were continually told they were working with the DMV as quickly as possible to get the registration for us. Now we are past two months and still no registration. We legally cannot drive our new car and we have now been ghosted by EchoPark. We are left working with the BBB to try and resolve this. After no resolution through the BBB we are now hiring an attorney to recover costs involved in transporting my wife to and from work for the last two months since she is unable to drive the car we purchased from EchoPark. NO dealership should ever sell a car without a title in hand. We had law enforcement look up where our title was and it still shows that it is registered in California. EchoPark may have some good reviews but before you even drive your car off the lot ask them to SHOW you the actual title, not a photo copy. DO NOT purchase a car from EchoPark or drive it off the lot without a full registration in hand.
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Shibu K.
Bought a car in February and August
Bought a car in February and August . February I choose the car and went to buy. They don't take personal check , don't take wire transfer. So I have to go back next day with cashier check . They still don't deliver my car. The reason they can't verify with my bank about the check. I called the bank right in front of them and verified in two minutes . They don't want any one to pay full price for the car . They make the money by financing thru them and selling extra warranty.
Last week I spotted a car and went to buy . Again waited almost 5 hours and no paper work done. Finally sales person come with paper and said this car is fully protected and ready to sign the paper . I asked what do you mean my fully protected. They included warrant and appearance protection in the contract . I told them I don't want that and you did not ask me if I wanted it at all. They went back again. I rated them a one star while they redoing the paper and waiting. Then all the managers come out and mad why I give them a one star. Basically they lower the price to lure in people to upsell other products to make profits.
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Cynthia R.
These people are crooks
These people are crooks. Traded in a car and bought a new one from them. They didn’t pay off my trade for over 30 days, causing me to have to make a payment on a vehicle I don’t own anymore. Because I made the payment the amount they paid off was less than the agreed amount on the buyer’s order. They owe me over $500 and still haven’t paid me, it’s been over 35 days. Keep getting the run around
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customer
Possible scammers
They offered us $10,400 for our Forester. When we took it in, they lowballed us an offer of $7000. Reasons were paint was bad on over 50% of car, needed a windshield and it had a bent front crash bar. My mechanic calls the paint and crash bar bogus and the windshield a maybe based on if the chip can be fixed or not. Needless to say we had refused their offer.
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Momma
Go anywhere else!!
Wow!! This place has TERRIBLE service. We found a car we liked, had a loan all ready to go with our bank who was a bank lender they use and they refused to sell the car to us. They wanted us to fill out additional credit app - which we did and then they wanted us to choose terms with another bank. What!? We were told by our bank that all we needed to do was sign the title and the deal was done. That was not the case. We waited for 3 hours-jumped through their hoops to be told they won’t sign the title over and they won’t accept the loan that was provided by our bank!!! Stay far away from this dealership. I know we won’t be back and we will tell EVERYONE we know of our experience here. Go anywhere else!!!!!