Locate an Auto Repair Shop in greeley, Colorado

Actually most, if not all of those will be installed at the Denver distribution center (not sure about the remote starter) or the dealership. Which dealer quoted you. Dellenbach never replied to my emails but everyone else, Boulder, Longmont, Greeley and Loveland replied within 24 hours. I ended up buying from Loveland (I live in Loveland) as they were within $50 of being the lowest. The prices quoted on subaru dot com are INSTALLED prices, regardless of who/where installed. easypar

I used Loveland which is where I live. I could've save a few bucks had I wanted to drive to Longmont or Boulder, but they acted a bit dodgy when quoting over the internet, more back and forth to clarify than I wanted. Once I had a good price from the others I told Loveland and asked them to match it, they were within $150 so I thought that was OK. Greeley and of course Neuberger in Colorado Springs all show discounted prices on their web sites. Neuberger claims, and probably true that they are the volume leader in the state. This is only the second new car I've ever had, wife's Lexus was first and I spent more than a bit of time looking at others before deciding on the Legacy. Good luck. easypar

Quality Auto Sound has a pretty good reputation, although the only one I have personal experience with is the one in Greeley. Excalibur Sound on W. Hampden near Federal has been around a long time and seems better than average. And there's always CarToys, which is likely to be the most expensive. The only really negative one (not personally, but from what I've heard) is Sound on Wheels.

I got the SAME EXACT QUOTE from fisher a month ago plus the 1,000 since the manufacturer cash was 2,500 at that time. 29,090 plus their stupid dealer handling fee and their documentation fee's (dont forget to ask bout them). I've also noticed that the Colorado dealers invoice price is higher that the Edmund's invoice price. They must not be that desperate around here, one dealer told me; "why should we give you the holdback!" ; that was Mile-High. Burt-Kuni would not deal with me at all. They gave me some crappy price and told me that that was the best he could do.. I gave them a bad review when honda wanted feedback. I settled with Honda of Greeley on 08-11-08, they sold me the van EXL-RES for 29,000 (including their dealer prep and doc fees) + tax. I had at least four dealers around the same ballpark but only Greeley would include their prep and docs fees in the selling price. Over all it was a good experience. I haggled over email and phone. Good Luck

Yes, purchased a 4x4, EX-L at Markley in Fort Collins for $25,278 plus taxes only. Use the internet sales dept: http://www.markleymotors.com Honda of Greeley and Frontier Honda in Longmont had good prices as well. Let them compete. Locations in Denver wanted a lot more and were rude.