Lexus of Greenwood Village

We just bought our third new Lexus from Kuni Lexus. They are far and above the best dealership that we have ever dealt with. I recommend Kuni and Lexus to anyone without reservation.

I would like to say “Thank you” to Scott Bakay ( Sales & Leasing Consultant at Kuni Lexus of Greenwood Village Dealership) and Richard Carni ( Financial Services Manager) for doing an excellent job. I traded in my car and bought another vehicle on 11/12/2013. Scott Bakay helped me make the right choice for myself. He explained everything about the vehicle to me in detail. He was very accurate and through with each and every step. He is also very friendly and professional. Richard Carni took care of the financial side. I can tell that his passion is all about helping other people. He is well organized and easy to talk to. These people represent the company very well and make customers feel welcome. Great work! Thank you!

The dealership is exceptionally customer service oriented. This is my first experience with driving a Lexus, which was purchased from Kuni. I could not be happier.

I bought my car from Kuni Lexus of Littleton (now Greenwood Village) in March 2013. It was a Certified Pre-Owned 2011 RX450h. I should have gone elsewhere just as soon as I received the insulting and condescending email from their sales manager, George Dunn. However, I was driving a rental after totaling my previous car and had a limit to that coverage, increasing the perceived pressure to buy a car soon. Shawn Evans, their General Sales Manager and generally nice guy, worked quite hard in an attempt to reverse the damage done by Mr. Dunn in not one, but several, emails. His efforts might have actually been enough to reverse this damage had it not been for his staff's lack of attention to detail during the CPO inspection. Issues not taken care of, discovered and ignored, or not checked during this inspection regarded appearance, the absence of daily use items such as a second key fob for the second driver, manual, tonneau cover, and cargo net, as well as mechanical issues only discovered after I purchased my car and during my first six months of ownership. The most recent now-to-be-expected customer service disappointment occurred during the last part of September 2013. The salesperson assigned to follow up with me emailed to check how everything was going with the Lexus during the first 6 months of ownership. I had just returned home from another Lexus dealership (with my loaner because numerous parts needed replacement). I responded to the email, outlining the issues with the car and Kuni's lack of attention to detail. I sent the response to the salesperson, the General Sales Manager, and the President, all of who had been involved in the beginning when their sales manager was disrespectful. I sent that email on September 24th, 2013. As of Monday, November 4th, I had not received any response. The saddest part is that after I posted a Google+ review on November 4th, I received a call approximately 12 hours later from the General Sales Manager of Kuni Lexus of Greenwood Village. He ADMITTED to reading the email but said it was written in such a way that closed to door to further communication from them to me. I had to remind him that it was his salesman who initiated the email contact, requesting my reply, to see how the first 6 months with the Lexus was going. So, he said he wanted to make it right and asked how to do it. I gave him the recipe for satisfaction and he said he would work on a deal but while I was waiting to hear back from him, he asked that I remove my Google+ review. I was more than welcome to post it again, he told me, if he was not able to make it right but maybe by then, it wouldn't even be necessary because he would have had attempted to make it right. Quite frankly, this shocked me because it implied one, if not two, things: "My reputation is more important than your satisfaction" and "If you remove this review, I will give you a better deal (coercion)". As it turned out, I didn't actually have the time in those two hours to remove it and I am glad I didn't. The "deal of a lifetime" was similar to an offer I received from him 6 months ago when I asked to return the car because I was worried I had bought a lemon. Back then, it was also described as "a deal of a lifetime". So, as it turns out, it's not actually "the deal of a lifetime" if 1) it comes around twice and 2) it is actually WORSE than the first "deal of a lifetime". When I tried to point this out, he attempted to strong arm me, repeating it was "all he could do", it was the "deal of a lifetime", and there "was absolutely no profit" in this deal for them. While stating these things, his voice became terse; he interrupted me, and also talked over me. It felt as though he was just checking a box. that said, "Call the customer. Validate their feelings. Offer them something, even it won't fix it. Then when they won't, or can't do it, you are off the hook. They were just difficult and will never be satisfied." Regardless, go somewhere else to buy!

I gave them the review I did because of their poor customer service and lack of attention to details affecting the quality of the car I purchased, which I describe in detail below. I bought my car from Kuni Lexus of Littleton (now Greenwood Village) in March 2013. It was a Certified Pre-Owned 2011 RX450h. I should have gone elsewhere just as soon as I received the insulting and condescending email from their sales manager, George Dunn. However, I was driving a rental after totaling my previous car and had a limit to that coverage, increasing the perceived pressure to buy a car soon. Shawn Evans, their General Sales Manager and generally nice guy, worked quite hard in an attempt to reverse the damage done by Mr. Dunn in not one, but several, emails. His efforts might have actually been enough to reverse this damage had it not been for his staff's lack of attention to detail during the CPO inspection. Issues not taken care of, discovered and ignored, or not checked during this inspection regarded appearance, the absence of daily use items such as a second key fob for the second driver, manual, tonneau cover, and cargo net, as well as mechanical issues only discovered after I purchased my car and during my first six months of ownership. The most recent now-to-be-expected customer service disappointment occurred during the last part of September 2013. The salesperson assigned to follow up with me emailed to check how everything was going with the Lexus during the first 6 months of ownership. I had just returned home from another Lexus dealership (with my loaner because numerous parts needed replacement). I responded to the email, outlining the issues with the car and Kuni's lack of attention to detail. I sent the response to the salesperson, the General Sales Manager, and the President, all of whom had been involved in the beginning when their sales manager was disrespectful. I sent that email on September 24th, 2013. As of Monday, November 4th, I had not received any response. Now whether or not they ignored it because I was the barnacle that wouldn't go away, it is good customer service to respond to complaints just as you would respond to compliments as it is complaints from which we learn. However, what it demonstrated was their cavalier attitude toward upholding a standard, the Lexus standard, even when no one is looking. The ironic thing is the lack of response is another testament to their lack of attention to detail. While I am quite certain this doesn't apply to everyone who works there, it seems the evidence is accumulating toward the conclusion that you won't experience consistently good customer service and maybe not even purchase a car that has been adequately evaluated for problems. The saddest part is that after I posted a Google+ review on November 4th, I received a call approximately 12 hours later from the General Sales Manager of Kuni Lexus of Greenwood Village. He ADMITTED to reading the email but said it was written in such a way that closed to door to further communication from them to me. I had to remind him that it was his salesman who initiated the email contact, requesting my reply, to see how the first 6 months with the Lexus was going. So, he said he wanted to make it right and asked how to do it. I gave him the recipe for satisfaction and he said he would work on a deal but while I was waiting to hear back from him, he asked that I remove my Google+ review. I was more than welcome to post it again, he told me, if he was not able to make it right but maybe by then, it wouldn't even be necessary because he would have had attempted to make it right. Quite frankly, I was shocked by this because it implied one, if not two, things: "My reputation is more important than your satisfaction" and "If you remove this review, I will give you a better deal (coercion)". As it turned out, I didn't actually have the time in that two hours to remove it and I am glad I didn't. The "deal of a lifetime" was similar to an offer I received from him 6 months ago when I asked to return the car because I was worried I had bought a "lemon". Back then, it was also described as "a deal of a lifetime". So, as it turns out, it's not actually "the deal of a lifetime" if 1) it comes around twice and 2) it is actually WORSE than the first "deal of a lifetime". When I tried to point this out, he attempted to strong arm me, repeating it was "all he could do", it was the "deal of a lifetime", and there "was no profit" in this deal for them at all. While stating these thing, his voice became terse, he interrupted me, and also talked over me. Needless to say, he couldn't make it right and it seems likely it was unable to happen because he was checking the box that said, "Call the customer. Validate their feelings. Offer them something, and maybe something which wouldn't quite be acceptable because it doesn't actually meet the needs you asked about earlier in the conversation. Then when they won't, or can't do it, you are off the hook because you checked the box. You tried. They were just difficult and would never be able to be satisfied no matter what you offered." Earlier this morning, I received a hollow apology from him, called him on that, and still received an email taking some ownership but not really. It's too bad because the General Sales Manager seemed like a good man. Maybe he still is and his hands are as tied as he says. Regardless, don't waste your time at Kuni Lexus of Greenwood. Go to Stevinson Lexus of Frederick.

The entire staff made the process very comfortable. They followed through with what they promised. Both myself and wife felt it was the best new car buying experience we have ever had. Great staff incredible showroom. IC

I was very impressed with the facilities at the Kuni Lexus of Denver. What a place. Just stop by and walk in. WOW! It will be worth your time. So much to see and do. The service is even better. The people are nice, courteous and will to help. The parts department personnel was very helpful and very knowledgeable. It was a great experience and I feel confident in taking my Lexus RX 350 to Kuni for service.

This was by far the best car buying experience we have ever had! The dealership is beautiful, the employees are friendly and professional and our salesperson, Cindy was very knowledgeable. We were offered a fair price for our trade-in with next to no haggling and our new used Lexus RX350 came with tech support and a 3 year/100,000 mile warranty. We will gladly drive up from Colorado Springs again when we are in the market for another car!

When I arrived I was checked in immediately and directed to the waiting room. I enjoyed a cup of coffee. My wait time actually took less time than I was told it would.

I received the most outstanding service I hae ever received from Kelly. That is saying a lot because the kuni service is always great. He was courteous, warm and friendly and very thorough.