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Brakes and Rotors

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Auto brake repair

Oil changes

Routine automotive maintenance

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South County Auto Repair

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Per the advice of my mother, who was a previous customer, I stopped in for a pre-trip inspection…read morebefore a very lengthy road trip. I was the first to arrive (before the shop opened), as I wanted to be in and out as quickly as possible. The young lady at the front desk assisted me and informed me that the service required full payment upfront. Now, for many businesses, this would be a red flag. But given the nature of this particular establishment, along with its solid reputation, I was completely OK with this. You've heard of "dine and dash," involving people who eat and skip out on their bill, so I'm sure that this business didn't want to deal with people who "drive and dash." Anyway.... The mechanic started working on my vehicle immediately and was extremely thorough. Shortly thereafter, I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Mr. John, when he entered the sitting area/lobby. I asked if he was the owner because he just had that commanding presence that most owners possess & I wanted to speak with him directly. I informed Mr. John about why I came to his shop and truly appreciated the time and care he put into servicing my vehicle to ensure that it was safe. He told me that he could tell I took care of it, and that for its age, it was in great shape. Mr. John even went the extra mile (see what I did there, haha) and showed me some things that were worn and would eventually need repair. This was great info, not only so I know what to expect for a future visit to my local auto repair shop but also because I decided to have some of the work performed that same day. I felt it was wise to get it out of the way and not have to worry about anything breaking while on the road. Mr. John even told me to call once I arrived at my destination, which further proved that he genuinely cares about his customers and takes great pride in his work. I called the following week and let the young lady at the service desk know that my trip was smooth!

Mr. John will give it to you straight with fair pricing. Originally brought my Audi Q5 in for a…read morecoolant leak. After diagnosing the problem he informed me the cost of repairs would be almost equivalent to an engine replacement. As the issue could be a simple water pump or more complex as a blown head gasket. Needless to say the work was not performed but I appreciated his honesty!

George's Foreign Car Service

George's Foreign Car Service

(45 reviews)

Braddock Road Metro, Old Town Alexandria

Highly satisfied with the work done to my Alfa Romeo…read more They installed: -Summer tires, balanced, and aligned -X-pipe -ST lowering springs -State inspection Work was done quickly and done well.

I had a very uncomfortable and disappointing customer service experience at George's Foreign Car…read moreService in Alexandria. As an African American woman seeking service for my foreign vehicle, I expected to be greeted with the same professionalism, courtesy, and respect as any other customer. When I walked in, Dwayne, a white employee, stared at me and said, "Hello, can I help you?" I responded appropriately, but his demeanor and the way he continued staring at me made the interaction feel awkward and unwelcoming. I was there for a straightforward reason: to inquire about automotive services. When I asked him his name, he responded, "What?" rather than engaging in a professional and respectful conversation. What should have been a simple customer service interaction turned into an uncomfortable experience that left me questioning why I was being treated that way. Given the circumstances and the lack of basic warmth or professionalism, I left feeling that racial bias may have played a role in how I was treated. I understand that I cannot know someone's intentions based on one interaction, but I can speak to how I was treated and how the experience made me feel. No customer should walk into an automotive service business and feel unwelcome or as though they have to prove they belong there, regardless of their race or the vehicle they drive. First impressions matter, especially when customers are considering spending their money on potentially expensive vehicle repairs. Unfortunately, my first impression of this business was disappointing. I hope management takes customer service and the treatment of all customers seriously, because everyone deserves to be acknowledged, respected, and treated professionally. Maybe not a place for African Americans

Brakes and Rotors - autorepair - Updated November 2026

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