Perkins Motors Parts Center at 1205 Motor City Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80905

Daniel and his crew at the junkyard always keep you in the loop about what’s going on with your car. No surprises, no guessing—just straight-up good communication. Really appreciate that kind of honesty. ---

Look, I’ve had some real problems with the folks at Perkins Motors. I left a message for Andrew—we’ve worked together for years, so I figured he’d at least try to help. But nothing. Not even a call back. Then some supervisor came at me like I was the one causing trouble, and for weeks, I tried to get ahold of David Perkins himself. After buying Jeeps and parts from them for years, I couldn’t even get a return call. It’s whatever, though. The second I switched to Faircy, the difference was night and day. They actually treat you right. ---

Bought my Dodge here back in 2019, and the whole experience was smooth from start to finish. Needed an engine fix, then ended up talking to Calob about trading it in. Dude was quick, friendly, and didn’t waste my time. Two days later, I drove out with a Subaru, and the money I’d put into the Dodge? They just rolled it right into the trade-in value. Aaron handled the financing and made sure I understood every step—no confusing jargon, just clear answers. We went through Ent for the loan, and honestly? Couldn’t be happier. If you’re looking for a no-hassle deal, this is the place. ---

Took my van in to fix the roof rack, and Andrew gave me a quote upfront. Should’ve asked more questions before leaving, because the final cost ended up being way higher than I expected. My bad. A few days later, I noticed it wasn’t level, so I called Andrew back. He fixed it right then—no attitude, just fixed it—and had my van ready in ten minutes. Guy’s a straight shooter, and I saw him treat other customers the same way. Had to wait a little the first time I went in, but it was worth it. Next time I need work done, I’m going back to him.

Honestly, I don’t even know where to start with how poorly the service department handled our situation. We had a warranty repair, so they gave us a loaner—except the first one they brought out wasn’t ours at all. We’d already loaded our kid and all our stuff into it when we overheard the staff telling *another* customer that was *her* car. Not a single word to us about the mistake. Then they just kept walking away from the desk like we weren’t even there, leaving us standing around for who knows how long before they finally brought out a second loaner. And that one? A total mess inside. Like, *actually* disgusting—trash on the floor, who knows what else. When we pointed it out, the response was basically, *"Yeah, we didn’t have time to clean it, and this is all we’ve got."* Their only "solution" was to take it back and leave us stranded while our car was being fixed. The whole thing was just… embarrassing. No apology, no effort, just excuses. We’re done here—no more repairs, no more business with them, period.

Perkins is one of the few spots left that’ll still take walk-ins for oil changes, and that’s a game-changer when you’re on a tight schedule. I work in Pueblo, so my day’s always unpredictable—sometimes I can’t even swing by to pick up my car on time. But their team? Super helpful. Dean, in particular, bent over backward to work around my crazy hours and kept me updated the whole way. No stress, no runaround—just a straightforward, easy service experience. ---