Used Cars for Sale at McDonald Volkswagen in Littleton, CO

Escapist From LA

Dec 31, 2015

We had a deal in place at another dealership (not VW) for a trade in price for our used vehicle as well as a sale price for an exact model we had just purchased 30 days earlier. Not totally sold on owning brand/model x2, the VW was our second choice. Having test drove the VW products earlier in the week, took our offer back to Brandon and Dave at McDonald VW and did and apples to oranges comparison on trade in and sale price for a comparable vehicle. Drove out 2.5 hrs later with a new Tiguan loaded with everything we wanted for a much better comparative price and over $1800 more trade in value than the other dealer's offer as well.Brandon was great source of info and beyond more than helpful in the process, Dave answered all the little details and sealed the deal as Brandon was a very busy guy - and we had just walked back in without an appointment.. After the fact, checked Trucar.com and found out we got out with less than lowest price available in our market - sweet.Quite honestly, as aggressively priced the first dealer was on their product and offer ( about $3k less than we had paid for exact same vehicle 30 days ago), the VW purchase was a MUCH better deal and a lot less hassle than before. The finance office experience was MUCH more relaxed as well - no animosity after the fact. Again - sweet.

pahern1

Dec 19, 2015

I recently purchased a car from them, which purchased based off of inspection information from their mechanic which I later discovered was entirely fabricated. I have spent the past 3 weeks trying to contact them, and they have ignored my calls.

HappyGTIOwner

Nov 7, 2015

So I wasn't sure what car I wanted when I showed up at the dealership. Brandon was patient and 6 test drives later, I found the car I wanted. While we couldn't make a deal on my trade in, I ended up using Costco pricing, and during the deal, they missed giving me a discount I qualified for. When I arrived to pickup my old car the next morning, they had caught their mistake which was in their favor so they could have just said nothing, but redid the deal saving me another $1000. That spoke volumes to me about their ethics. It wasn't a high pressure sale easy, this was one of the most pleasant experiences I've had buying a car

DSulzinger

Oct 30, 2015

I was looking for a Volkswagen in Denver and went to a private dealer with all salvage from scratch cars. My friend then recommended Mcdonald VW, where he has purchased a car in the past. Brandon came up to us right off the bat, and long story short, made my first car buying experience painless. Even my friend said it was the easiest, quickest, most straight forward deal he has ever been a part of. From what i hear, Mcdonald all in all is very straight forward and simple, yet this was the best. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a Volkswagen.

Nishant Ghose

Oct 30, 2015

I worked with Brandon on getting a new car. He was friendly, professional, and most importantly listened to what I was looking for. Brandon helped me find a car that fit my needs very quickly. He understood the competitive landscape and put together a comprehensive and competitive deal for me. He explained every step of the process very well and made sure I didn't have any unanswered questions. The whole experience was perfect. I would highly recommend McDonald VW and Brandon to anyone.

gabe

Oct 28, 2015

unprofessional from mr. Cox to argue with me and use "!!!!!" in his wording to my request if the car is silver as noted in the photos or dark dray as stated in the description. He says : "it's gray!!!!!" after many hours another sales person helped me there and sent me photos with the SILVER color car. Thanks much! no thank you!

Steel

Sep 29, 2015

If you are merely thinking of buying a new vehicle, see Brandon Gamel at McDonald first. You won't need to look further. They made the buying experience as comfortable as I have ever experienced at a car dealership. Their finance department is also first rate. All things considered, McDonald Volkswagen is top shelf.

Wyocarbuyer

Feb 10, 2015

For starters I would like to say that I was in the market for a new car and the 2015 VW Jetta SE was on my short list. I really was hoping to buy from a local dealer in Casper, WY, but their selection was very sparse and they seemed very inflexible on price. In any event I traveled almost 300 miles to Littleton, CO for one of the best car buying experiences I have ever had. It started with one of their internet salesmen, Frank, answering my emails in a timely manner, but at the same time not bombarding me with too much information. He quoted me a great price ($1500 less then the Casper dealer wanted, even after McDonald's higher DOC fee) based off the fact it was going to be a cash transaction, rather one involving a loan or lease through VW (some VW rebates may apply to the latter two). While at the dealership everyone was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. This started with them offing us something, as simple, as a bottle of cold water. In addition Frank did what he needed to do get me into a very nice Jetta, while not pushing me into something I could not afford or did not want at any price (zero dollars). He did a great job at answering my questions, even if it meant doing some research to provide me with the correct answer. Because of this I ended buying 10k/20k/30k service agreement that I can use at VW dealer including the one back home, but may just stop at McDonald for service when I am in Denver. As for other staff members including Josh the finance guy they did a great job offering additional products and services without being pushy after I nicely explained that the highly discounted extended warranty was not in my budget. Only complaint I might have, would be with the full website (not mobil), as sometimes loads slowly or incorrectly. I found their mobil website pulled up on my iPhone or the VW website to be a better choice for browsing their inventory. Other than that I just really can not say enough good things about my experience with McDonald VW and very highly recommend them for anyone in the market for a new VW. I also will consider them in future when I am looking to purchase my next new vehicle.

ShannonTasei

Apr 16, 2014

Let me start by saying when I first bought my 2012 Passat back in November I probably would have rated this dealership 3/5 stars. I have a family member who works at Ralph Schomp, so I have bought nothing but Hondas/Minis up to this point and experienced stellar customer support at Schomp's. So perhaps I'm spoiled. I've now experienced the infamous car-sleaze-dealership. Firstly, I was shocked at how quickly we were dropped from one salesman (who was our best friend, until discovering my budget wouldn't allow for a new car) to another. We worked with Scott Goodman. I have no major complaints with him; not overly impressed with his confidence or knowledge. But I was pretty impartial; he was nice enough. May I add that my used car did NOT come with floor mats? Apparently this is a standard practice. Seems ludicrous to me. We were told all certified used cars come with two keys; Scott told us they "could not find" the second key to my car. Um.. ok. Seemed highly unprofessional to me, but they assured me we'd get a second. So, I called about the key about 3 weeks after I bought the car, played phone tag, was told by Jason Sharp(e) that I'd have to make an appointment to come in with the car and key, as I understood - to get a new one made. Well, we live in Castle Rock, we had just bought a new house, I had just started a new job... basically life happened and I never got around to making an appointment. Not a huge deal in my mind, I figured when it was due for its first oil change I'd have them scan it or whatever they had to do, and get another one ordered. I did not think there was a sense of urgency to get this done. So I scheduled an appointment, spoke to a service dept. guy who said we should be able to get the key. I work full time in CO Springs, so my husband took my car in and explained the "key situation". He was put through the ringer by various people who finally got him into contact with Jason, the Used Car Sales Manager, I believe. Jason preceded to argue with my husband, telling him they called me, told me they had the key... 5 months ago and that we were basically SOL because they "only hold onto parts for 45 days." Now. I realize this was MY mistake for waiting, however, I did not know there was a deadline, nor was it communicated to me that there was a physical key I had to pick up. I simply thought I had to make an appointment and bring in my key.Long story short, miscommunications happen. It's very possible I missed a voicemail, I'm human, and very busy. But the extent that Jason continued to argue with my husband about the situation was appalling. Over a KEY. Last time I checked, even if you disagree with a customer, you don't argue with them, repeating over and over again "it was over 5 months ago..." "Castle Rock is only 20 minutes away"... when my husband simply tried to explain why we hadn't followed up with the dealership. My husband ended up walking out of the dealership, after Jason refused to offer any solution. I called Jason myself and let me say; I am a patient, intelligent person -- I have never had anyone treat me in such a condescending manner or behave in such an argumentative way. To a CUSTOMER. Over a KEY. I was fed lines over and over again about how detailed their call logs are, how we signed a document upon purchase stating that parts ordered are only kept for 45 days (and that apparently my key was probably sent back to Germany). This man was INFURIATING to speak to. He raised his voice, speaking over me, not letting me communicate my frustrations. He was incredibly rude and again, I cannot stress how argumentative he was. He accused my husband of demanding a key, offered no solution whatsoever other than being belligerent and belittling to us both. For me this boiled down to a larger matter; I don't care who was wrong or right about an insignificant key. I was simply appalled at the way this man treated us and spoke to us. I would think trying to make the situation right and keep a customer would trump arguing and proving a point to a customer, but that's not the way this dealership operates. If you're expecting respect or common customer courtesy, look elsewhere.

chele263

Dec 2, 2013

We made an appointment for our second visit with the intention of buying a new VW and walked out one hour later frustrated that they could not find the car we wanted. Went to Tynans and in less than 30 minutes they had our car located and we purchased it a few days later.