The Best Repair Shop in Town
Mr_Shiftright
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Are you one of the lucky ones? Have you found a
repair shop in your area that's honest, efficient,
skillful and maybe even affordable?
If so, you gonna keep it all to yourself, or will
you help that shop prosper by letting us all in on
a good thing?
Please post the name of any shop you've had a
really positive experience with, and tell us why
exactly you thought it was so great. Locations
might help, since some of the people visiting this
topic may live nearby.
Remember, this topic is for positive feedback
only, if you don't mind indulging me. We all hear a
lot of whining and complaining about what's wrong
with the auto repair industry, but there's a lot of
good work going on, too, and I think this type of
balanced view is valuable.
repair shop in your area that's honest, efficient,
skillful and maybe even affordable?
If so, you gonna keep it all to yourself, or will
you help that shop prosper by letting us all in on
a good thing?
Please post the name of any shop you've had a
really positive experience with, and tell us why
exactly you thought it was so great. Locations
might help, since some of the people visiting this
topic may live nearby.
Remember, this topic is for positive feedback
only, if you don't mind indulging me. We all hear a
lot of whining and complaining about what's wrong
with the auto repair industry, but there's a lot of
good work going on, too, and I think this type of
balanced view is valuable.
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In spite of the name, they work on pretty much any Japanese cars, including badge engineered ones (like the Ford Probe). I've never been less than satisfied by the work they've done, and when it comes to Nissan's they really are experts. In many cases, they clearly know more than the dealer shops.
I used to work at the dreaded Rosenthal. Not highly recommended.
I had an appointment (I think for the 60K service), dropped the car off, went for a walk to kill some time, cuz I had no other ride. As I was walking out this team of Asian dudes descended on the car like some damn pit crew. They had promised to have it ready at say, 3PM. I came back say, 3 hrs early just cuz I had run out of ways to amuse myself, and it was done, cleaned, and the polite guy at the counter had my bill ready.
I left L.A. soon after that, or they would have been my regular garage, even though they were way out of my way. I wonder if they're still there, if they're still great, and if The Car Show is still on. Sure beats the hell out of those Magliozzi Bros on NPR.
affordable service. Guy is real pro. Use to work
for Opel rally team (other side of the pond )
Loves Hondas, but takes care of practically every
make and model. I have Honda, Ford and Nissan in
the family and go there all the time for regular
service and repear.
Kenneth
There are also very competant independants out there and I don't mean to slight them. At least wait until your 'lude is out of warranty.
Goins Automotive-@15 mi. south of Louisville. Good service, reasonable prices, real mechanics-not "parts replacers".
Motorsports of Lexington-Top notch Independent BMW shop.
Performance Specialties- Great BMW Independent in Louisville. Also works on Ferraris, Maseratis, And Lambos.
The BMW Store-Cincinnati-The ONLY quality BMW Dealer service in KY; and it's in Ohio...
*Brakes for Less* on Highway 99 in Lynnwood. That's all they do, they do them well, and very inexpensively.
*Bellevue Motor Sports* for VW and Nissan, especially suspension work.
Everyone else, you just have to watch closely. Steer clear of Pignataro VW-Nissan in Everett.
2020 Acura RDX tech SH-AWD, 2023 Maverick hybrid Lariat luxury package.
in RTP, NC area?
Anyone know of any other good shops in the LA area.
I got them from a list like this one, published by 'The Car Show' on KPFA. Look them up in the phone book if you're not a listener. Subscribe to the station for a pittance, listen to The Car Show if it's still on, and get their current list.
Best of luck.
Located in the Cleveland, Ohio area. Family owned. Only recommend what is needed. They specialize in restoring old cars, but they do work on any vehicle, foriegn or domestic. Honest and fair...and if you look in their garage, you might see a 50 or 60 year old perfectly restored car.
Does anyone here know any good body repair shop around Pittsburgh? My car's door lock got torned by some f&*king thief. And I need to know which body shop have good reputation around my town. Thank you
I can curse up a storm in real life, but as a conference host, it's probably my duty to wag my finger at you about your language.
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Keep it clean, everyone, or at least as clean as you'd hear it from Beavis & Butthead .
Hostly yours,
gus
* Wayne's Garage
* Sandpiper Import Service
For good tire service (if you like what they carry):
* Les Schwab Tire Center
thanks
guitarzan
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