Business ProfileforSutton Automotive

On August 9, 2022, I was having car trouble, and decided to get it fixed while I was traveling in Colorado. I called some mechanics and spoke to one on the phone (Sutton Automotive in Pagosa Springs, CO) who said if I ordered the part, they would install it for $700. I scheduled an appointment with the mechanic, ordered the part and limped my car to Pagosa Springs. I then picked up the part and arrived at Sutton Automotive for my scheduled appointment at 8 AM on August 11, 2022. The mechanic didn't pull my car into the bay until around 9:30 AM, at which point I walked into town. The mechanic called me at 10:14 AM to tell me that there was a problem and he'd feel better if I could come look at it, and offered to leave in 5 minutes to pick me up (maybe about a 5 minute drive from where I was to the shop). He picked me up an hour later at 11:18 AM (per my call log- I'd called to see where he was and cancelled the call as he was pulling up). At this point, I am counting 45 minutes worth of labor. Back at the shop, the mechanic shows me that the part is not the correct part and he will install it but will not warranty it. So, I told him that's okay I will return the parts and if he could just put my original part back in. He says he will do that, but they are about to go on lunch so won't have it done until about 2PM. I found some shade to sit in until about 1 PM when I got up again to walk around. I noticed my car reassembled and sitting in the lot. If you assume the mechanic took an hour lunch break, they maybe worked on my car for another 45 minutes-1 hour 30 minutes of labor total. I went into the office to ask if my car was done, he said that it was, and charged me $519.90. When I asked him what that amount was for, he kept repeating "ma'am, I quoted you at $700 on the phone, you should be glad I'm giving you a break" all while holding my keys and prompting me to sign. I felt pressured and intimidated to sign, and did so. I believe I was scammed.