This is an older review, but since I just figured out about Yelp, and left a good review for my current auto shop, I felt I should also include my review for the one these folks as well.
My results may not be accurate anymore but given what I've dealt with for them, I figured it should at least be shared.
Finding a reputable repair place when you move into a new area can be daunting. When we moved to Oregon from the Midwest 10 years ago, this was the first place we used. Their office was neat, had pictures of classic cars which is something I like myself, and the staff was friendly enough, but after some minor work like tires, oil change, etc, one major repair left me with a bad taste, and ultimately caused me to never use them again.
We moved to Oregon in 2009, but by the following year my wife's 1998 Nissan Sentra ES needed a new exhaust system. I knew this going in, and they agreed. I asked them what it would cost and paid about $220 or so. Before doing this repair, I asked them if it was worth doing it because the value of the car wasn't much more than $1400 or so at the time, and I didn't want to put a whole lot of money into something that old/cheap.
They assured me it was worth it, and would be a good thing to repair to get plenty of time left out of my vehicle. They gave me the typical caveats that of course they couldn't guarantee that the engine wouldn't die next week, but at least the exhaust system was good it should be okay after we replaced the muffler and exhaust setup.
4 days later, my wife informed me that her check engine light was illuminated. Upon returning it to the same place, I was informed that my entire catalytic converter was bad, and would also need replaced. I was informed that it was going to cost me another $800-$900 to replace it.
Needless to say I was furious, asking why they didn't bother to even look at the Catalytic converter when replacing the exhaust system, that if they had said "you're CC looks like crap, it needs replaced too" I would never have done the first repair (the car wasn't worth $1500 total). At the time I left a couple messages asking the manager/owner to call me back, upset about having spent that money and wanting to work something out, but never received a call back.
So instead these folks took me for a couple hundred bucks, and then expected me to give them more. Nope!
The way I look at it, I spent about $200 to find out I could never trust them again.
I left that business with a bad opinion of them, I have read the other reviews on here about them not being honest, and I agree. I have since found another business, very honest, that has had more than one chance to rip me off and didn't.
Maybe Bassitt Auto has changed their ways in that time, but unless so, I would not recommend them. If you are having any kind of repair done there, I would get a second opinion from someone else. read more