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Coast Auto Center, Inc.

3.1 (13 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Routine automotive maintenance

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Just purchased our second vehicle from Bernie Bishop Mazda. Great experiences both times; no high…read morepressure (in fact, no pressure at all) from sales personnel. We worked with Richard Atwood during both of our auto purchases and would recommend him to anyone wanting a salesman who's honest, no pressure and very knowledgeable on the different lines of vehicles.

I was a loyal customer of Bernie Bishop's for fourteen years, from 2012 through 2026. I have dozens…read moreof visits, hundreds of hours in their waiting room, and a thick stack of receipts behind this review. My advice now: avoid. For roughly the first ten years, their service was excellent. The older gentleman supervising the mechanics made sure my car was taken care of. Finding a shop I trusted felt like checking off one of life's hardest boxes. Around 2022, he was gone, and Joe took over. He was friendly and personable. I thought things might get even better. Silly, silly me. Over the next four years, prices and waiting times climbed. Their labor rate approached $200 an hour. Oil changes routinely meant more than three hours waiting. On at least a dozen visits, I spent eight hours there; five visits lasted ten hours. I also experienced missed appointments, repeat repairs, defective replacement parts, and increasingly expensive warnings about what needed fixing. This year was the breaking point. In February, my 1996 Toyota Corolla lost compression in three cylinders. We chose to replace the engine's long block rather than buy another car. Bernie Bishop installed a used one with approximately 120,000 miles on it. The job took six weeks and cost almost $6,000. We were told it came with a one-year parts warranty. Problems began almost immediately: a cracked radiator, a badly damaged thermostat housing, and carbon buildup in the manifold. I believed the radiator and thermostat-housing damage occurred during the installation; the dealership would not accept responsibility. These subsequent problems were not covered under the warranty, we were told. By mid-June, we had spent approximately another $3,000. The car was still losing coolant. On the next visit, I waited almost nine hours before receiving a loaner after closing. I returned the following morning--a trip of nearly ninety minutes each way--to hear Joe's verdict: the replacement engine had a defective head gasket. We needed another long block, and I should stop driving the car. He said he would start looking for an engine. He never called us back. After nearly $9,000 in bills, we were devastated. We spent weeks researching our options. Eventually, on a retired mechanic friend's recommendation, we took the car to another local mechanic. His diagnosis? A leaking water pump. His total charge to patch the leak? $60. He told us the head gasket was in perfect shape and the engine was in good condition. He also checked the car over without charging extra. I waited almost two months before writing this review because I wanted to see whether the coolant loss returned. It hasn't. The reservoir level has stayed steady, the oil looks good, and the car is running beautifully. That is the contrast I cannot get past: Bernie Bishop told us we needed another engine. Another mechanic addressed the coolant leak for $60, and nearly two months later the car is still running well. I cannot tell you why their diagnosis was so different. I can tell you that I no longer trust their work, their explanations, or their follow-through. Fourteen years of loyalty should have earned us much better than this. At the very least, it should have earned us a return phone call. But hey: Joe has better customer-service skills than the old guy.

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I bought a new car here the other day and the team was great. They explained everything very well…read moreto me, and took time to show me every button inside my new bronco. The process was easy and would recommend buying from here.

I took my immaculate 2016 mustang gt in to have the brake fluid flushed. I ask if might talk to the…read moreman who would do the work and was told no. I explained that my mustang is a low mileage well taken care of car and please be careful with my investment. When they finished the job I drove back to home and as I got close to home I lost all braking (pedal to floor no brakes). I raised the hood and saw brake fluid spilled on my paint and on top of the resevoir. I walked around the car and discovered a rather large puddle of brake fluid under the one of the wheels and all over my very expensive wheel. At this point I jacked the car up and pulled the wheel. Un fortunately it was to late for the wheel as it had been damaged by the brake fluid. The caliper, rotor, brake pads were soaked with brake fluid as well as everything behind the wheel. Needles to say I was crushed as brake fluid is so damaging. I discovered that the bleeder valve had been left loose. I immediately called them to inform them and was told they would redo the job and replace what was damaged. No pads where replaced and I have a wheel that missing its clear coat and pitted badly. They did offer to have the wheel looked at and look at my pads but looking wont help a contaminated brake pad, both front (left and right) pads would need to be replaced and at this point being my 3rd time dropping my car off I chose to do the pads myself and minimize risk of more damage. I will also replace my wheel. One last thing, when I talked to the service manger about what had happened not even an apology nor have I ever received an invoice showing what was done the second time. Air most certainly entered the brake system and I would like to know if they in fact redid a complete bleed on the system and abs block or did they just bleed the caliper that leaked. Never got a call to pick up my car the second time and went back over to Mocks to find my car sitting in the parking lot. 1 star rating for Mock Ford and -1 star rating if it was possible. One last thing I forgot to mention, they managed to hit the front splitter below the bumper and smashed it in and crack it. Lots of my money and time was wasted taking my car to Mocks Ford. This whole affair has been quit depressing and costly for me.

Coast Auto Center, Inc. - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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