Mike Shaw Subaru, located in Thornton, is selling fraudulent pre-certified vehicles to unsuspecting customers. I purchased a 2011 Legacy from them last Saturday. The oil light on the car was on when I took it for a test drive. The salesman told me not to worry. After purchasing the car, I had the Subaru mechanic at the dealership check the oil and it was 1.5 quarts low, so he filled it.
The next day I noticed an oil leak. As I was returning the car to the dealership, the engine blew out and I was stranded on the side of highway 66 in Longmont. After being picked up by a tow truck and driven to the dealership, I spoke with the GM of the store, Dan Pham. When I stated the facts to Dan and told him I was reporting the dealership to the State Attorney General, he threatened to screw me out of $22000 and not give me a refund. He also threatened not to give me a refund if I did not remove my complaint with the Better Business Bureau.
After agreeing to move the negative comments, he gave me a refund, but refused to give me a loaner car or arrange for a ride for me to my job in Fort Collins, so I had to walk 50+ miles to my office down highway 25.