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    Cammisa's Garage

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

    Services - Cammisa's Garage

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    Auto brake repair

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    Auto HVAC repair

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    Auto steering and suspension repair

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    Auto wheel and tire repair

    Routine automotive maintenance

    Transmission leak inspection

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    Our family is a long time customer. Pleasant mechanics, very knowledgeable and fair priced. Always there to help.

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    Curtiss Ryan Honda

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    They did good work but are deceptive on their pricing when calling to make an appointment. I called…read moreto make an appointment to have my valves adjusted on my 2010 Accord V6 and the guy who answered gave me a price between $340-$600 but would have someone call me back to confirm the price. The next day nobody called me back so I called. A woman answered the phone and gave me the price of $340 and said replacement of that the valve cover gaskets are also included in the service. I said "this is the price for a V6 and NOT a 4-cylinder, correct!?" She said yes, and sent me a text message of $340 confirming the price. The next day, I scheduled the appointment online. After, I called back for a third time to confirm that the price was still $340. The same woman answered the phone and confirmed that price. When I arrived on my appointment day, the man behind the counter told me that price was wrong, that it was $844 and the gasket replacement was not included and wanted to charge an additional $900 extra (which I declined). Like I said, they did a good job but get everything in writing and the services they claim are included before you make an appointment with them.

    i just feel peace of mind when i take my car for service to this place. the first owner of my car…read morebought the car here, and i bought it from him, so i think this place is my car's home . there is a comfortable waiting room, complete with coffee and snack, working desks, etc. the service always great, they will take good care of you regardless who helps you when you come in, keep up the good work, thank you

    ACE Automotive

    ACE Automotive

    (12 reviews)

    Was in CT for a 5-day visit. I contacted ACE during my trip on a Saturday morning, where business…read morehours were until 1pm. We were referred by friends who said ACE would take good care and resolve the issues with the truck. ACE owner (?) responded to say he was away on Saturday but could look at my truck Monday. We drove out to the shop that weekend to be sure we knew where it was. A small shop but plenty bays and a few cars on the lot. Looks like they may be a reseller for motorcycles or sell used cars/motorcycles also? The problem reported was that my truck would stutter between 40-50mph, then 60-70mph only on an incline. As much as this was a pain in the neck issue with driving al the backroads at those lower speeds, I felt that waiting a couple more days was ok. On Monday AM, I called ACE and asked what time to come in to have the truck looked at. Making a long story short, the owner said he could not take time to look at my truck as he was already busy. I asked then why he said he could help. He just repeated to say he could not take time to help. All he needed to do was take a road test of the truck and see if it was a simple issue, that's all we asked him to do. He continued to say no and if we were his regular customer, he would help. It's unfortunate that ACE could not at least assess what could be. Or, if he could not assist and knew it Saturday, then just say that Saturday. I wasted time waiting and could have gone elsewhere. If ACE had looked at the truck, he would have found out that the number 6 coil needed replacing. Could have made some money and kept a positive review with the business.

    Great experience!!!! If you need car repairs, this is the place to go. Mike was great. he easily…read morediagnosed what I needed to get my air conditioning running again. He gave me a couple of repair options and let me choose. He go the repair done on time, within his estimate. Since this was the first time he had seen my car, he checked out the rest of the engine and made some recommendations for me. Since I was due for an oil change, he did that too. As a woman, I hate going to the repair shop because I always feel I am getting taken advantage of...not with ACE.. I never felt like he was talking down to me or trying to sell me something i didnt need. I'll be returning here for all my repairs going forward... you should too!

    New England Auto World

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    Shady dealership with rude, racist, pushy, and unknowlegeable salespeople…read more A friend and I drove two hours after seeing an ad for a nice car from here online so they could look for a better car. My friend was ecstatic, it met all the requirements they wanted. We walk in the door and are almost immediately strongarmed into whatever the salesman wanted to do or have us do and were treated rudely. We told him from the start that we were still just looking around and gathering ideas for right now and just wanted to know if anything else on the lot was similar, but as soon as we mentioned the online ad he pushed heavily for us to buy it. As in give me your license and phone number, I want you to buy this right now, no hesitations, without even seeing it yet. A persistant loop of the following happened for a good ten minutes or so: When we told him again that we were just looking, "What can I do that will help you decide to buy this car TODAY?". When my friend said that they would like to finance with their bank out of personal preference (hard to beat 0% APR after all), "I don't understand, why do you want to finance it through your bank? You can finance it through us and we'll get you a better deal than anywhere else!". And even after my friend stated multiple times that they're still learning to drive manual, have only driven one twice, and are uncomfortable with trying anything out at the moment, "I'll grab the keys! Follow me out to the lot after". I know dealerships are trying to sell their stock, but this salesman took it too far and would not take no for an answer. After we looked at it and got in the salesman had no idea how to start it nor how to shift it into reverse. My friend ended up having to figure it out. When it came to driving it they were already nervous and being pushed into driving something unfamiliar in an unfamiliar place was making them panic. The salesman ignored all of this and instead scoffed and laughed at how (understandably) long it was taking for my friend to get used to the feel of the car. We both kept reiterating how my friend has only driven manual twice and we didn't plan on test driving anything anyway. We just wanted to look. Not drive or buy. He ignored us as he did the previous times that we said anything and told my friend to head to the road to try driving it around town. A town neither of us knew existed a week ago, and a town full of stop signs and hills. Like with anyone still learning to drive a manual, the car stalled a few times and hills took a few minutes each to get up. Instead of at least staying quiet or maybe even encouraging my friend to keep trying the salesman kept laughing and shaking his head. We took a small side street to turn back towards the dealership, staying off to the side since a family was helping their small child ride a bike. This family happened to have a dark complexion. The salesman acted like there was a plague outside the car and made sure his door was locked, rolled up his window, and cowered towards the inside of the car. Both me and my friend were genuinely shocked and my friend asked if he was ok. He replied, "...Yeah. There's just a lot of theives around here...". What the actual fuck. We drove back in silence aside from the salesman's occasional snickering and exahsperated sighs and we both could not wait to get out of the car and leave. Walking back in we sit back at this prick's desk and he immediately starts belittling my friend and asking them if they're ABSOLUTELY SURE that they don't want an automatic instead of a manual. My friend assures him that they do and that, as we've said before, they've only driven a manual twice before now and are still learning. Still not taking no as an answer, the salesman keeps pushing the automatic aspect and we go back and forth with him trying to get it through his head that my friend indeed wants a manual. When he finally gives up on that, he then continues to try and shove financing down our throats and asks my friend for their email. When we do not accept his badgering he stands up and goes to get the general manager. The GM is extremely fidgety but comes over to greet us and asks us if we would like to finance the car at the dealership, and we say no. Again. The smug, childlike grin that was on the salesman's face disappeared as the GM told us that yeah, an email is a bit much right now, nicely told us to have a good rest of the day, and to make sure we make the two hour drive back safely. Nicest thing we saw at that dealership aside from the cars was the GM's understanding. As we got back in my car to leave we could see the salesman making fun of and badmouthing my friend to the GM. All because he couldn't get it through his head what we were trying to tell him in the first place. We came here to look, not drive or buy, and that we're still learning. And most certainly not to be pushed around, made fun of, or be treated rudely.

    I bought my car from this dealership with the help of Rob. He was a great salesman. I would refer…read moreeveryone I know to him. It's very interesting to see what happens when you express how you feel, good or bad, to someone who genuinely cares to know. I applaud Milton for understanding my frustrations and his willingness to show me that I wasn't just another customer. My respect for them has been raise dramatically.

    Cammisa's Garage - autorepair - Updated May 2026

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