Another vote for a Brother Colour Laser, and after dealing with HP a few times, I wonder how they stay in business. It isn't their Consumer products division that's driving their profits, that's for sure.
Canon makes a great printer, as does Epson.
The one thing about Colour Lasers is, you won't get the colour performance a good inkjet can provide. To keep ink from drying out, print a full colour image once a month. If you're not printing with a photo printer and creating prints on photo paper, you won't miss the inkjet. The Colour Lasers do fine for printing documents, coupons, etc.
But if you really want to print quality colour prints from photos, and you don't want to deal with inkjets, you can look into a Dye Sub printer, where the colours are vibrant and the ink doesn't dry out from infrequent use.