Steve Creech Its rare to find a foreign car repair shop that doesnt overcharge or take advantage, but I can say when we drop my wifes Mercedes off, I have trust that the repairs and service will be correct, appropriate, and cheaper than the dealership!
I always have to drool over the exclusive cars I find here, and Im amazed by the diversity. Of course there are European fine cars, but I have also witnessed American cars being serviced, usually rare models requiring expert mechanics. Today, there was an AC Cobra motor sitting in a corner, awaiting installation ("Hes got to buy the car first" I was told), an early square body Bronco was up on a lift next to a Plymouth Prowler. A Ferrari was in another corner, waiting its turn, and that was just inside the shop! The parking lot was full of exotic machinery, from a Corsa Corvair to several Porches, and I suspect the owners Maserati (drool).
No, they are not a cheap shop, but the quality of the work is worth every penny.
I highly recommend them.
5 /5
Bob Cunningham I was referred to this shop over 15 years ago by a BMW technician that told me I could save some money on a repair I needed at the time if I took it to them and the work they said would be top notch. I did and it was! Anyone who owns any of these European cars know that repair work does not come cheap, but at this shop they are fair, honest and stand behind their work. I took my M5 in for AC work and after something else went wrong with it shortly after I had it repaired, although they were backed up almost two months in appointments, they asked me to bring it back in and they would work me in. Turns out the blower on the A/C had failed and they worked it in and I had it back within a week. They could have easily put me in the cue for a later time, but did not, given the high temperatures we had been experiencing. Needless to say, I dont take my vehicles anywhere else.
5 /5