Highly reccomended! Had an unexpected vehicle issue and I was on a time crunch. They took care of…read moreme immediately and went above and beyond!

From the owner: " We have tow services and complimentary drop-off and pick-up so you don’t have to wait."read more

After spending years going to the dealer for my Jeep service, I could no longer afford the dealer's…read morehigh prices. Cape Auto gave me great service and a great price for my repair. Will deal with no other from now on.

Very kind, we're able to fit me in as a walk in one day. They were very quick which I appreciated…read moreas I had little ones with me

Yannis and his team are very honest and great mechanics. They work efficiently and are reliiable…read moreand organized. They will go the extra mile to be thorough in troubleshooting and repairs.

I took my 1998 BMW 540i to this shop to diagnose a shifting issue where I couldn't get into gear…read more Instead of identifying the actual problem, they told me I needed a new clutch and flywheel, and I ended up paying around $5,000 for the repair. After waiting several weeks, I picked up the car--only to have the exact same issue happen again. When I brought it back, they blamed my E60 short shift kit, even though it's a well-documented OEM+ upgrade that countless E39 owners use without issue. Despite my skepticism, I let them reinstall the stock shift lever, and that did fix the immediate problem--but that only raises more questions. If my original shifting issue wasn't caused by the clutch or flywheel, why did they recommend and charge me for that repair? And if they knew other components were worn (such as shift detents), why didn't they replace them when they already had the transmission down? I even had a conversation with Yanis, where I asked him to clarify how the short shifter could have caused the issue, and he admitted that it was probably due to other worn components. So if they already suspected that, why didn't they address those issues while they had the transmission apart? Now I have to take the car to another shop, which will charge me around $1,500 to replace the detents--when it could have been done for $200-$400 while the transmission was already out. Beyond the cost, this was a huge inconvenience--multiple trips, long waits, and extra money spent, all because the real issue wasn't properly diagnosed the first time. I understand that diagnosing transmission issues can be complex, but at this price point, I expected better attention to detail. This shop clearly has some knowledge of German cars, but their diagnostic process is flawed, and they don't take responsibility for bad recommendations. At the very least, I would have appreciated some acknowledgment of the misdiagnosis or an offer to help make things right.

Amazing! Service was impeccable. I had a appointment this morning and was in and out less than an…read morehour. They were ready for me and did an excellent job addressing my tire issue. I was sure that no matter what the issue was... Because they were a tire store they were going to recommend I try and upsell tires. They did not. They simply fixed my issue when I was on my way! ... but when I do need tires, I will be back! I would highly recommend anybody looking for high-quality and great customer service.

Extremely well run. Friendly, helpful, and got the job done (flat tire repair) quickly and…read morethoroughly for very reasonable price. I hope I don't need to come back but their efficiency helped make what could be a seriously frustrating event (flat tire on vacation) a simple speed bump -- and we are back on track for vacay . Five stars across the board.

They are really awesome with helping diagnose the problem with your car. And not trying to get a…read morequick buck from you

Took a Jeep Wrangler here recently for a clutch replacement and had a great experience. The price…read morewas much lower than the dealership quote and work was done when they said it would be. Definitely bring the cars back.

These guys are the best. My engine blew . They replaced it with NO Problems. Runs great price was…read moregood. Am very thankful for the job they did. They are honest. Which is big in the car repair industry.

I am so thankful for Excel Gas Auto Repair. My back brakes went at the beginning of my vacation on…read morethe Cape. They took my car and had it fixed within a couple of hours and the pricing was completely fair! The person I was dealing with was exceptionally polite and understanding of my situation trying to get my car from Dennis to Falmouth which took longer than anticipated. I appreciate the support they gave me and getting my car back on the! 1000% recommend!

Devion Is honest trustworthy.Also a very good mechanic. I have used him several times, I've never…read morebeen disappointed. He is prompt and gets the job done every time. I would highly recommend his services.. Tom C

He came in on a Sunday to unlocked the steering wheel by replacing the ignition lock…read more Next day my husband drove the car which overheated and steering was all over the place. It's an old 2000 jeep with 233000 miles. He came back and bled out the coolant system that was empty, replaced a valve cover. Then worked on the steering system and said it had to be aligned. I had doubts because the vehicle was unsteerable. He waved the the charges on that. I felt bad for that but took a last ditch chance on getting the alignment done. The diagnosis said they can't even believe he did the work due to as lol the rust under the vehicle and deemed that that the vehicle is no longer safe to drive. There is an other issue which does not Devion's work.

I've taken many vehicles to Ed over at Hyannis Brake for many years, they do top notch work at a…read morefair price. No upselling or bullshit - you bring it in, he tells you what you need and how much, does the work, you pick it up. Inspections stickers usually go without a hitch (no making up violations just to sell winshield wipers), but be warned that many people go here so there might be a line. They've been around a long time and have many repeat customers for a reason.

Hyannis Brake saves the day. After bring my Jeep to the local dealer and getting an outrageous…read morequote for a new battery, brakes, and swing bar links. I called up Hyannis brake and talked to Ed and he quoted me a great rate. They helped me out by picking up my Jeep from the dealer. After checking out my Jeep he said I had plenty of brakes left and there was no need to replace them. He recommend some other brake repairs. Also said and done my Jeep is as good as new a new battery and good brakes for 1/4 of the price!. Thanks Hyannis Brake!!

Great techs and proper Service I have serviced many high…read moreend vehicles with world tech and have great experience. Always ask for Niko.

World Tech was recommended to me several years ago and I've never looked back. Service and quality…read moreare the best. Always keep me informed on the work status with texts and photos and pricing on the jobs are very fair. World Tech has a great staff. I'm always treated with kindness and patience. Many thanks to all at World Tech.

I've heard good things about North Street Auto from friends and needed a tire repair last week…read morewhile working in Hyannis. The tire repair was fast, and at a fair price. My positive review was based, while waiting for my tire, on how the mechanics cranked out repairs and interacted with customers professionally. Kind of rare these days.

Last Saturday, my husband, daughter and I were on the Cape for the day when we experienced a…read morepunctured tire on our car. It being a Saturday around 6PM, we quickly googled tire patching in the area and found this garage did repairs, and was supposed to be open until 9PM, which was great. When we arrived and approached the gentleman who was sitting in the station was on his cell phone. He asked how we were, my husband replied "not great" and proceeded to tell him of the situation. The response was "we have no mechanic". Ok, can you please call someone to help? (this is a local garage and I assume local employees, but I could be wrong). "No". Is there anyone open or in the area that can help? "630 on a Saturday, no." The problem was we have to drive 120 miles home on a donut, with our child in the car. Fine, we can make this work. My husband and I both know how to change a tire, and proceeded to empty the contents of the trunk onto the parking lot and changed the tire. 30 minutes later, my husband finished the change, asked me to take our daughter to the bathroom and then he wanted to clean up himself. I went back to the office and it was closed. It was supposed to be open till 9 but the man was gone. He never came up to us to offer to help or to call a tow, see how we were, if we needed anything. He just closed the shop, seeing a family working on a car in his parking lot and left without saying anything. Granted, it's not an unsafe neighborhood or anything, and we were handling the situation as best we could, but common courtesy would at least make someone check up before you left, especially a family with a young kid far from home. The other reviews that state great customer care must not have dealt with this man. He was more concerned with his phone than helping customers. We expected better of a locally owned business. No care what our situation was, no offer of help, nothing. I hope no one else ends up in a situation like that. We had some difficulty making it home, but luckily, we made it back safely.