Cadillac Parts Center at 990 Motor City Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80905

We spotted the exact car we wanted on Carfax and set off on a 300-mile drive to close the deal. On arrival, Tyler and Tad made the whole thing simple—answered every question and followed through on what they said. The price checked out fine against what I’d seen online, even if I felt I’d overpaid a bit. With 25 years in the auto game, I know the score. They handed over a nicely optioned unit with barely any miles and almost three years of factory warranty left, so the numbers were solid. The trip home went smooth, and the car ran perfectly all the way. This is our fifth Cadillac—four used, one new, the SRX we bought fresh because it was ready to tow behind our motorhome. We’ve bought from Cadillac dealers in Texas, Colorado, California, Arizona and Louisiana, and Red Noland matches the reputation everywhere we’ve gone. Even got to meet one of the owners at Red Noland and told him how pleased we were. Couldn’t be more satisfied. Thanks to the staff at Red Noland Cadillac.

We swung by for an oil change and Jim casually offered my wife a quick test drive on a couple of cars she had her eye on. No hard sell at all—just a helpful walk-through of what’s new and how the newer models compare to our 2019 Cadillac. Jim was relaxed, answered questions, and kept the whole thing stress-free. Next time we’re in the market, we’ll head straight back to him.

This was the smoothest purchase I’ve ever made. The sales team moved fast, worked together to shape the best offer, and then went further—hand-delivering test drives, bringing the car to me, and repeating the service after the sale. Really happy with the Vistiq and would recommend both the vehicle and the dealer without hesitation. I’ve owned a handful of EVs and more than two dozen other cars, and no buying experience has stacked up to this one. Thanks again and best wishes to the whole team.

Buying here was actually enjoyable. Chris tracked down answers to every question we threw at him, and when he didn’t know something off the top of his head, he dug in, found the details, and called us back. Seventy percent of the purchase happened over email with Chris before we even set foot in the showroom. Once we were there and it came down to two choices, Chris and his manager Tad both stepped up. Everyone talks about car-buying headaches, but this one wasn’t. Ask for Chris if you’re in the market for something from Red Noland Cadillac—he’ll make sure it’s done right.

Red Noland Cadillac made buying a car refreshingly easy. From browsing to signing the last page, nobody rushed or pressed too hard. Our guy Tyler knew every answer about the Optiq we bought and even came in on his day off to get it ready. The showroom was clean and straightforward to walk around.

Man, I ended up at Red Noland Cadillac so many times with my car that I swear they should’ve given me a loyalty card. Every time something went wrong—none of it their fault, just bad luck—I’d drag myself back there, and Peter from the service desk was always the one who saved the day. Dude never rushed me, never made me feel like a nuisance, and always kept me in the loop about what was happening. Even after the fifth or sixth visit, he still treated me like a normal person, not some annoying repeat customer. That kind of service? It’s rare, and it made all the difference. Seriously, Peter—you’re the reason I didn’t lose my mind. Thanks, man. ---

Look, I’ll be honest—I was really torn about this place. The sales team was friendly enough, took their time walking me through options, but the whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth. They had the exact car I wanted, sitting on the lot for over 200 days, but when I asked for a fair price? Nothing. Said they were “motivated to sell,” then hit me with full MSRP. I’d already gotten better offers elsewhere, but they acted like I was asking for a favor just by negotiating. And that’s not even the worst part. After buying elsewhere, I called their service department for a trailer hitch quote. Did my homework, knew GM’s labor estimate was 2 hours. They straight-up lied to my face—said it was a 5-hour job, involved removing the bumper (which, by the way, is a 5-minute task). It’s like they assumed I wouldn’t check or just wouldn’t care. Maybe that works on some people, but not me. Now I’m driving to Denver for Cadillac service because I don’t trust them not to lowball me again. If Red Noland sees this, I’d love an explanation—why overcharge when other dealers are giving real deals? And why lie about basic repairs? ---

Bought a used SRX here last year. Put maybe 5,000 miles on it, and now they’re telling me the timing chain needs a $6,000 repair. $6,000? For 5,000 miles? That doesn’t add up. Feels like they either missed something huge in the inspection or just don’t care. Went to an independent shop instead, and after diagnostics and a sensor replacement, the bill was $556.79. Yeah, that’s right—$556, not $6,000. Just sharing the truth here. Buyer beware. ---

Look, the sales guys at this place weren’t terrible, I guess. They did their job, got me into a truck, and the paperwork went through fine. But that warranty? Total joke. Turns out it was just a fancy way to drag me back to their service department so they could charge me an arm and a leg for “nothing.” And the truck? Suspension blew out not even a month after I drove it off the lot. Pretty sure they slapped some temporary fix on it just to get it through the sale—thing fell apart way too fast for it to be honest. The head sales guy straight-up lied to my face about the noise it was making, acted like I was imagining things. Classic gaslighting. The truck itself wasn’t bad—nice interior, solid build—but fixing what they “missed” cost me an extra $2,000. I had to get creative just to make it right. Here’s the thing, though: if you’re reading this, don’t trust a word they say about the condition of the vehicles. The service team? Either clueless or flat-out dishonest. You can tell when someone’s lying to you, and I’m not the only one who’s walked out of there feeling played. Do yourself a favor and test-drive the hell out of anything before you sign. Good luck—you’re gonna need it.

My wife was set on a 2026 CT5-V, but the dealer she’d ordered from kept dragging their feet—months of waiting, no car in sight. Then she stumbled on Red Noland Cadillac online, called them up, and talked to Jim Williams. The guy didn’t waste time. Sent her all the details she asked for, even extra photos, and set up a visit. We drove 50-some miles from Denver to check it out, and Jim was there waiting when we pulled in. No high-pressure sales pitch, no back-and-forth haggling—just a straightforward, painless deal. Between the two of us, we’ve bought seven Cadillacs, and this was by far the easiest. Next time I’m in the market, I’m calling Jim again. Worth the trip, no question. ---