Great guy, prompt, trustworthy, knows what he's doing, and very supportive. Can't beat the price,…read morenor having the service at my place. Count yourself lucky if your car is broken and you're able to get Will to fix it.

If you value your car, your money, or your sanity, avoid this mechanic at all costs. I was quoted…read more$250 over the phone, but the moment he saw my car, the price magically doubled to $500. That should've been my warning sign, but what happened next was unbelievable. Apparently, I am not the only person he ghosted mid job. Every part of my vehicle he touched ended up damaged. Hose clamps? Left off completely. Interior trim? Broken. Hood latch? Destroyed. The "repair" he did created more problems than I walked in with, and I had to pay over $800 to a real mechanic just to undo the mess he made. That's not an accident -- that's incompetence on a level that shouldn't be anywhere near a toolbox. And once the damage was done, he vanished. No returned calls, no accountability, no attempt to fix what he broke. Just silence. Based on my experience, this person has no business working on cars. The lack of skill, honesty, and professionalism is staggering. Do yourself a favor and stay far away -- your wallet and your vehicle will thank you.

I brought two vehicles here for repairs at the same time. It was my first time going here, and I…read morechose this place based on proximity to my home and online reviews. Being a car guy myself, it was important to understand the work being done. Rod at Universal did a fantastic job in all aspects of the repairs. I was given fair and accurate estimates, realistic timelines of when the work might be completed, and the communication was excellent. Out of curiosity, I called a couple other local repair shops after my work was completed to compare pricing, and they were all in the same ballpark. Worth noting is that Universal did not replace parts on my vehicle that did not need replacing, resulting in a final bill that was a little less than the original estimate. To me, that is definitely fair and honest. This repair shop is honest and reliable, with comparable prices. I will not hesitate to bring my vehicles back for future service and also refer friends and family to this business.

My 2007 Toyota RAV 4 had begun showing its age. I took it to Mo, Rod, and Dave for analysis and…read morerepair. I was so pleased with their first job that I took it back for a second repair. I'm so glad I did. My RAV4 drives like a new car! Thanks, guys.

Master mechanic who comes to you - great service and value. I won't go to a repair shop anymore!!…read more Very friendly and didn't mind me watching to learn a little. My new go to!

Matt is a great communicator, is an honest man, and a great mechanic. We will definitely use him…read moreagain in the future when the opportunity presents itself.

Worked with Teresa on buying a used truck. She's has been an amazing help even after getting the…read moretruck. Had an issue with the truck and the loan which was solved very quickly and effectively! If you're going to buy used talk to Teresa!

My review of Crest Ford and my buying experience one month into ownership…read more On November 14th, I purchased a certified pre-owned 2019 Ram 1500 with 55,168 miles, which was advertised as being covered by their Ford Blue Advantage 3 month/4,000 mile warranty. The truck was priced reasonably, and at first the buying process seemed straightforward. I genuinely felt like I was in good hands- unfortunately, that turned out not to be the case. Here's why: 1) They refused to negotiate on price at all, not even slightly, but I still decided to move forward. When submitting my credit application, I clearly told Lee Samaha over the phone not to run my credit more than once and only with a bank they were confident would give me a solid rate. Despite this, they ran my credit three separate times, resulting in three hard inquiries on my credit report. My request was COMPLETELY ignored. Had I known this would happen, I would've gone straight to my credit union and handled financing myself. 2) The finance manager, Tim Rotarius, initially told me the interest rate the bank approved me for, and I agreed to it. However, when we were signing paperwork, he sneakingly increased the rate by 0.25%. At first I thought it was a mistake- until I saw the final documents reflected the higher rate. I immediately called him out and made him change it back. He tried to brush it off as an "accident," but I wasn't buying it. We ALLLL know dealerships receive kickbacks for marking up interest rates, so it was obvious what was happening. 3) 19!!!!!!! days after purchase, on December 2nd, the truck left me stranded and had to be towed to a Ram dealership. I was without a vehicle for an entire week while they diagnosed the issue. The problem ended up being a bad starter. Despite the starter being a covered component under the CPO warranty, the warranty company has given me the runaround. I had to pay $770 out of pocket, and now I'm being told reimbursement could take up to eight weeks. I hadn't even made my first car payment yet and was already forced to shell out $700 for repairs. Meanwhile, Crest wouldn't negotiate even a dollar off the purchase price- Petty, to say the least. I purchase a newer pre-owned vehicle roughly every two years. Needless to say, I will never return to Crest Ford or any Crest Automotive Group dealership again.

If you live in MICHIGAN and you have car problems call MO 586- 619- 5669…read more he is a Master Mechanic! Him and his mechanics are The BEST

Moe is knowledgeable, fair and straightforward. He runs a tight ship and provides honest prices. I…read morehave been going to him for over 6+ years