These guys are "legit" technicians! No BS! Here's what ya…read moregot......here's what ya need! Work is executed in a timely manner and the prices are more than fair! If you want your BMW or Benz done right....this is your team!

Great shop. I did have a mistake in the work performed but they made no excuses and fixed it…read morewithout question. That integrity will bring me back.

My car's front passenger door started making a snapping sound, so I went to Fix Auto Tempe. They…read morequoted $990 and warned costs could go into the thousands if more issues came up. For a 16-year-old car, it didn't feel right. Before heading home, I stopped by Good Works Auto Body nearby. The owner came out, calmly took a look, reached inside, and adjusted the panel--the problem was gone in seconds. I also showed him the paint scratches on my car, and he gently wiped them off with thinner. Just like that, my car looked clean and blue again. When I asked what I owed, he smiled and said, "I didn't do anything--no charge." I was honestly taken aback. It's rare to meet someone who leads with genuine care instead of trying to make a quick transaction. This kind of integrity stays with you. I highly recommend this shop and will absolutely return.

I brought my car in because of starting issues, thinking it was an altenator as I had been to…read moreOriellys and there test indicated starting issues, nothing wrong with the battery. Good works said it was a battery sensory that was wrong costing me over $600 dollars and a couple of days later my starter went out. They estimate was $1,000 dollars and the starter itself was $700. I had to go and research a fair price and was able to get it down a little, but with labor and SHOP Fee's it was almost the same price to fix. I Will never go back to the this place as the advertise to be a family shop and there prices are very high for all parts and labor. It left a very bad taste in my mouth as i had to spend over $1,400 dollars of repairs and the first battery sensory repair was not even needed. Go at your own risk Rob

Small business. Took my vehicle for brakes and rotor replacement. Decent prices. The manager…read morecommunicated well and provided an honest quote. Also had my oil changed at the same time. My vehicle was ready very quickly. Highly recommend.

I took my car in the 2nd week of June for a tune up paid 400 , 2 weeks later check engine light…read morecame on again AC was not working took the car back in , paid 600 for that to get fixed , my brother had similar issues and when he attempted to get it fixed he was talking to the mechanic and not only did he charge my brother 500 for the tune up but when he needed it to go back the mechanic was rude and hung up , I will not be going back to this shop , experience was not great

I took my Maserati to get the alternator changed. They were fast and friendly. Except they put a…read morescratch in my driver door by the handle. I questioned them about it and they said it would buff right out. It didn't. So far I've spent two different trips going to space-age Auto to get the right paint.

Great service, reasonable prices and open on Saturdays! They worked on my Acura, addressed the…read moreproblem I had. They really care about making sure cars are safe and running while saving the customer time and money. When sitting in the waiting room, you can tell a lot of people are repeat customers for many years with many cars. Keep up the great work! Thanks for taking care of my aging car. Thanks to you I can probably take my car another 100k miles or more.

It's been a while since I have experienced what I thought was an honest transaction at an auto…read morerepair shop. It's a tough balance between recommending what a car needs and determining what a customer can afford. Usually, you need to find a personal mechanic you can trust to get this balance. In this case, I like the way Christian Brothers moves. Their auto report and process alone are worth the visit.

Outstanding service! Walked in without an appointment for oil change! Was out in a hour.. what a…read morelucky girl I am!!

Honest, efficient, and did a great job with brakes. Great customer service as well. I received a…read morequote via yelp and that pricing stayed true to that amount. I will definitely return in the near future.

Great local mechanic shop. Had several coolant hoses replaced, along with a water pump and belt…read moretensioner. They give reasonable rates and stay true to their quoted prices. Will definitely be back and will recommend others.

Mine vehicle must be special..... This is the fifth place…read morethat can not handle wheel alignment. Unable to service newer vehicles, so if you have an old GM or something ancient & wanna pay big $$s, go ahead. Otherwise, just drive on by!

Highly recommend, Five star service center here. Been using Stewart Alignment service for over 20…read moreyears. Have always been highly satisfied Amazing service, amazing crew. 100% trusted service facility and facility here.

When I went to look at a used truck, Tim immediately had it pulled up and ready for me…read more Great service with no pressure.

I had a very disappointing experience at Carizona…read more I spent hours at the dealership working through a deal with Danny and a manager. I was presented with monthly payment numbers that I agreed to. I literally signed an agreement. Before signing, I made sure to ask all the right questions. I verified the monthly payment multiple times to ensure I understood exactly what I was signing. After signing the initial agreement, purchasing car insurance, paying my down payment, and providing six references along with proof of income and residency, I was brought into the finance office to sign the final paperwork--the last step before receiving the keys. I signed several documents (privacy forms, warranty paperwork, etc.) before we got to the retail installment contract showing the loan terms and monthly payment. This is where I felt like I was hit with a bait-and-switch. The monthly payment on the contract was about $100 higher than what we had agreed to. I immediately spoke up. We had agreed to **$389/month**. The contract said **$482.09/month**, while the finance manager told me his computer showed **$489/month**. Somehow there were three different payment amounts for the same deal. At that point, I was told they could no longer honor the payment we had agreed to. Whether that was because of the bank or dealership management was never clearly explained. We asked them to honor the agreement we had already signed, but they refused. Instead, they countered with a payment of around $450/month, even though I had repeatedly stated throughout the 7-8 hours we were there that my budget was **$400/month or less**. I walked out of the finance office without signing anything further. To their credit, the salesperson I worked with genuinely tried to make the deal happen, but the final decision appeared to come from management or the finance department. We ultimately left without purchasing the vehicle after spending nearly an entire day at the dealership. We had actually tried to leave around 3:00 p.m., but were assured they had found a vehicle that fit my budget. Unfortunately, that fell apart at the very last step. After canceling the deal, I was understandably concerned about getting my money back. Thankfully, the dealership did process a full refund, and Victor was very responsive and quick to provide documentation showing it was being processed. My insurance company also refunded my policy. Overall, I left feeling that the sales process lacked transparency--which is ironic, because "transparency" was mentioned repeatedly throughout the sales presentation. If a dealership cannot honor the payment being presented to a customer, that should be made clear **before** someone spends hours completing paperwork, purchases insurance, pays a down payment, and provides extensive personal information. While I appreciate that the refund was handled appropriately, the overall experience was frustrating enough that I chose to continue my car search elsewhere. I would encourage anyone shopping here to carefully review every document, verify every number, and avoid purchasing insurance or handing over money until the final loan contract is in front of you.