Not relevant OP, but to everyone else coming from the search bar here are the three experiences I've had with the auto industry in JoCo:

McCarthy Collision: Took my beat up camry in to get the headlight fixed so it would be drivable. Also asked if they would be able to fix a bunch of other shit with it. The manager came back and told me he would fix what I wanted for less than what I was expecting. He then gave me advice about what I should do about the car. Basically, they "could" fix the other stuff but I wouldn't get any money out of it and I should just fix the headlight and sell the car and not dump any other money into it. I was really polite to them and the manager was extremely professional and nice back. I would trust them but it also helps being informed when you talk to them.

Olathe Dodge Jeep Chrysler: Went in with the price I was willing to pay (without saying it) and the salesmen was very upfront about everything. I waited and looked around for better prices a few days later went back. Great salesmen Bri helped me finish out the deal which was fairly complicated. Her father Daniel is the General Manager and he was not letting me walk out there without me signing, in the best way possible. Not pushy at all and I know for a fact they made very little money off me, they just wanted the business and to push cars to boost their numbers as they are high volume. I've been a frequent user of /r/askcarsalesmen for years now, and I can say that place does it right.

If own a motorcycle in JoCo, I cannot recommend this guy enough:

http://www.smitherscustoms.com/

He's had other people work for him but he is such a perfectionist that he ends up doing all the work himself. I got a simple checkup and tire change from him and he literally fixed up my whole bike. When I went in to pick it up it was an hour process because the guy is so awesome to talk to. Literally one of the best business owners I've met in JoCo.