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Called in the afternoon for same day tow. Was quoted $ 200-​$ 300. Told a tow driver would call me at 3:15 to let me know they’d be on the way and arrive by 4pm. No call by 3:30. Called back. Owner met me in person. Would not consider going above $ 200. Offered an extra TEN dollar for 4 new tires on the vehicle. Meh. I could’ve gone better if I tried. Andy is nice, but should be upfront about price he will give. It’s obvious from other reviews $ 200 is his limit on any vehicle.

Don’t go through these people to sell your car, look around first. I called them at 10am this morning, the guy I talked to can barely peak English, it’s now 3pm, no call back, and he said he would call after a few minutes, just so he could get a price for my car. I’ve called this business on a few other occasions, in about a 3−5year span, and it’s the same guy answering the phone and he will only offer you $ 200 for any car that you want to sell to him. I went other places and I got $ 400 for my Isuzu and $ 300 for my Pontiac. This guy is a con-​artist and will rip you off if he thinks he will get away with it. We need to get businesses like this shut down instead of letting them go on screwing people. If you decide to waste your time calling them, don’t forget to apply a lot of lube with how bad they are going to screw you.

I had an old commuter 97 Saturn that had catastrophic engine failure last summer (massive oil leak) which destroyed my engine. I kept putting off taking care of it and getting it towed to a junkyard. This week the City of Broomfield didn’t give me any outs — it was «get this towed by Monday or we’re writing you a court summons». My best friend kindly supplied me with a list of about a dozen numbers gleaned out of Westword and other metro periodicals, and I picked the only one with a website listed, thinking they were professional.
They may or may not be professional, but if they are? You can also add «hustlers» to the list of labels for the business as well. Called the guy yesterday on Sat afternoon; he originally offered me $ 200, then within 3 mins backed down from his initial offer of $ 200 to $ 150 — I was displeased about because even though the engine’s trashed, the body’s in pretty good condition and there’s a 4-​month old set of tires on the car — but I had to get rid of it and didn’t want to call a dozen other places on Sunday. SO I agreed and he said he’d meet me tomorrow morning.
Met him early this morning. Guy tries to get some business out of me for looking at potential future vehicles… then gets out, takes a look at my car, and even though it’s pretty good condition on the outside says «gee, for all my effort and blah de blah… how about $ 120.» I have had next to no sleep the night before, and he already took me down $ 50 yesterday. I said «*DUDE*. You offered me $ 200 yesterday and then within 3 minutes went down to $ 150, and I let you. Now you want to go down more? No. Not interested.» He smiles and says «Ok, $ 140.» I start to turn and walk away, the only reason I’m not royally pissed because I am running on fumes. He says «Ok, wait wait. You hurting for money?» Well, not that it’s any of your business, but I had a car worth thousands break on me, what do you think? :p He finally capitulates to the $ 150 he originally offered me.
*Watch out* for these guys. They may offer a legit service, and they may very well do professional work, both towing and with auto parts and selling repaired vehicles… but their business ethics are like a slithering snake — low, questionably trustworthy at best and hazardous. I was glad to get away and he definitely won’t be getting future business from me – *and* I have now warned others as well. Heh.