Top Car Rentals in Albuquerque, NM 87110
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Garcia Infiniti
By stevenq at Citysearch November 21, 2011
From the salesmen to the service people be prepared for a lot of attitude. If possible get all service work done at a Nissan dealer to save money. Unfortunately you will still have to go there for warranty work. I would highly recommend the Acura dealer down the road. ...read more
Garcia Automotive Group
By B. Tafoya February 28, 2009
This place is a dealship you may not want to visit. I have had a number of problems with this dearship and the Garcia Automotive groups in general since the purchuse of my new car. No one in any department is skilled in customer service and if your unhappy with your deal well thats "too bad", the General Manager words to the T. Also the first time I have ever been yelled at in a public place of business, again curtousy of the General Manager. Try useing your warrenty on the car you bought and you will only get one excuse after another about why they cant take your car. Your miles on the warrent will go above the contract amount then they will service it but for a large fee of course. Your personal info is just lying around for anyone to see. dont trust a dealership thats a given, Right? But this one takes the cake as the worst dealership in town|!| ...read more
The Bike Coop
By swimming_upstream at Citysearch November 08, 2006
I've recently gotten back into biking and have had a huge amount of retrofitting work done on my 1986 Rockhopper here. I've consistently found this bike shop to be a great resource, here are only a few of the points:\t\n1) They don't upsell nor hardsell. They'll listen to what my needs are then educate me on my options and suggest what they think is appropriate but only from a fact based perspective. Being a newby to modern cycling they could easily have snowed me on buying 200$ brakes when all I needed was something far cheaper, but instead they've consistently guided me towards items that are appropriate for the riding I'm doing and not selling me rockstar stuff that I don't need. In addition they educate me enough so that I can make my own decision and can weigh their suggestion against the other options they provide from an informed position.\t\n2) They have a great attitude. When I started getting into cycling again I ran into a lot of negative attitude at different bike shops. Places where the people acted like talking to me was annoying merely because I wasn't an expert. Also a number of places were so focused on insisting I should buy a new bike instead of retrofitting my old one that it was impossible to objectively discuss retrofitting my old bike with them. The Bike Coop had none of this, they immediately understood what my goals around cycling were as well as the path I wanted to take to get there and have assisted me in every step of the way - both buy guiding and educating me as well as in doing excellent work on my bike.\t\n3) They are extremely knowledgeable. The collective knowledge pool this shop has between all of it's different mechanics and the owner is amazing. They are knowledgeable about not only modern road bike and Mountain Bike technology but also the historical aspects as well - making them ideal to work on my 20 year old bike.\t\n\t\n ...read more