McCloskey motors sold us a car that had been in a severe auto accident and they did not disclose this to us at the time of the sale. Not only did they not disclose it, they lied and said it had not been in an accident when we asked about it. This is a violation of Colorado law and we made them aware of this. Unfortunately we found out about the accident almost a year after we purchased the car but that didnt stop us. We contacted the dealership and we dealt with the General Manager, Jeremy, whom I must say is not very professional, at all! During our discussion he put his hand in my face as an attempt to tell me to stop talking. This is not to mention the fact he thought it was appropriate to yell at us although we were the victims in the situation. Be careful with the arbitration agreements that car dealerships try to make you sign. This technically gives up your right to sue the dealership or take them to court. Justice can still be reached between the two parties but it is done through an arbitrator. We did not have to get to this point because we were very prepared and did our research. The laws state that what they did was wrong. If a car has been in a severe auto accident, it must be disclosed whether you ask or not! This dealership failed significantly in their attempt to scam us and I am proud to say that we won this one. I hope this never happens to anyone else but all of the information is out there for you to find so if something like this does happens to you make sure to do your research. We had no legal help but our hard work paid off. Moral of this story: DO NOT BUY FROM MCCLOSKEY MOTORS, well unless you want to be scammed! This is only a fraction of the entire story and their unaccommodating services but I think this is enough to avoid the dealership for good.