Schomp BMW

Was very nervous about such a big purchase, but Ms. Askew was extraordinarily helpful and informative. She made the buying process, dare I say... enjoyable!

Lucia was incredibly helpful by going above & beyond to address my issue. Extremely grateful for her attentiveness. Thank you!!!

Buying experience was pleasant. Delivery of vehicle timeframe was awesome. Michael was very knowledgeable and stayed on top of my factory order. Communication was excellent. Car detailing on delivery could use a bit more attention. Windows not as clean as I would expect and lint all over top of dash.

I’ve purchased 3 cars with Schomp. The experience I’ve had and the integrity the entire staff holds when purchasing or servicing my vehicles is unmatched. I highly recommend Taimur if you’re looking for a new car.

Schomp provided the right car at a fair price without any nonsense, dealer markups or pressure to buy additional add-ons.

Excellent experience with this dealership! I inquired about an BMW X3 on Car Guru and Jack Korte responded promptly. He answered all our questions. We drove from Albuquerque to Highlands Ranch with a car to trade. We were given what they told us for a trade. Everything was seamless. I would definitely recommend Jack and the dealership.

Easy buying experience. Typical Schomp: no pressure, no hurry, responsive staff. Caleb was attentive and always available.

I purchased the car that I had been leasing for the past 3 years. Ian McCullough was very knowledgeable and had answers to all of my questions and concerns. The process from the inspection to the paperwork completion took a coupe of days, but Ian was great at keeping me updated and being available to meet.

I was very lucky to have Ally selected help me out when I walked into Schomp BMW with the intention of buying a new i4 xdrive40. Ally was able to show me a number of cars that met my requirements and to answer my questions about financing and leasing. This was a painless, pressure-free experience. Thank you Ally!

Everything was good except for the trade in, which isn’t really the dealership’s fault. However, it needs to be shared. We have a 2017 x5 40e. The car is in good shape and has been well maintained. The car has 109,000 miles. It's our first BMW, and we were proud of that. The car drives well. It looks good. With a good detail it would look like a $30,000 car. Everything but the batteries seem to have a lot of life remaining. Because of an issue with the high-voltage batteries, we were offered $1,000!!! $1,000 for a seven year old BMW! I have a '99 Honda Accord that's worth a lot more than that! BMW should be ashamed! They're beautiful cars and my wife and I both enjoyed the car, but for it to be completely worthless after only seven years is a slap in the face to its "green" ethos. Cars on cars.com selling for more more than $1,000: 1994 Geo Prizm with 229,126 miles - $1,998 1999 Toyota 4Runner with 347,107 miles - $7,998 2006 Subaru Outback with 276,000 miles - $2,600 2004 Honda Odyssey with 250,856 miles - $3,488 2009 Scion xD with 211,994 miles - $3,988 2002 Buick LeSabre with 201,645 miles - $3,988 2000 Oldsmobile Bravada with 186,657 miles - $2,988 Three of these manufacturers aren't even in business any more! What a disappointment!!