Car was fixed in one AFTERNOON- not all day and no overnights. Unheard of! I can always count on…read morethe work completed to be done properly and on time. Fair prices too.

Great to have found a Great Mechanic who is Honest, Fair Priced and Reliable!…read moreHighly Recommended for others!!!

Great experience at Saul's Autotek! Hopped right on our issues we drove up with at 4:30 on a…read moreWednesday, gave us excellent customer service, spoke with us every time there was a update, and they stayed late to make sure we got it done and back to our Colorado Springs home we were staying at on our vacation. Coming from North Carolina and needing to get back in a few days, Mike the service manager really helped and made sure we were taken care of. Even speaking on their work if we have any issues when we get back home to give him a call. Highly recommend!

Overpriced, dishonest, late and shoddy work…read more We had the misfortune of having a car break down on a Saturday, transmission, and they were the only place open that was within distance. It took them a week longer to get the work done than we were originally told. Once they finally installed the transmission, we were told that it came with a faulty sensor, and that they would have to get the part from Honda. They then charged us for the faulty sensor that came with the transmission -- almost $300. The initial quote for a new transmission was $10,000 parts and labor. They said that they could get a certified, refurbished one and drop the price to closer to $8,000. We chose to go with the certified refurbished transmission (while we were waiting for the work to be done, 4 hours after we showed up -- and it was still the next day before they finished it -- the manager was talking to us and saying that a brand new transmission for the car would have been $16,000 -- even though 2 weeks before he had quoted us $10,000). The final bill, with the other things they added on, was $9,700 (which turns out to be significantly more than what we were told and more than other shops would charge). They also told us a list of things that needed to be dealt with that were problems with the car. I was curious simply because I heard three other customers being told that they had similar issues that needed to be dealt with. Driving the car the next day, there was a weird squeaking sound. We took it to another shop to see if they could diagnose the problem -- a number of the bolts holding the transmission were loose! They tightened them up and the sound disappeared. Not only was the work very late and overpriced, it was shoddy. We also asked this shop to check the other issues that Saul's Autotek had said were issues that needed to be addressed, and we were told that those "issues" were fine.

Really great company. Nice ethical mechanic. Highly recommend. He was prompt, clean and honest all…read morethings that I look for in a mechanic. Oh and his prices can't be beat. Great find.

Never returned my call for help. Not sure what their business model might be, but returning calls…read moremay be an important step.

After I replace new battery sometimes i can not start the engine so i decide to do inspection with…read morethem and they found out because Battery terminals were to loose and i pick up my car when i pay the bill i show them two coupons the front desk guy he told me because is all labor so i can not use this i did not see there is kind request on those two coupons the whole crew has been changed they use to be very friendly and nice

This was my first time leaving a review for any business, but I feel compelled to share my…read moreexperience at Christian Brothers Automotive on East Arapahoe Road in Aurora. 1. Pricing far above other quotes We were charged $558.31 (before a 15% discount) to replace a single front wheel lug stud. For the exact same repair, I later received written quotes of $228.80 from an independent shop and $381 including tax from a Subaru dealership. That means Christian Brothers' price was about 2.4x the independent shop and about 1.5x the dealership for the same job. Christian Brothers owner and employee told me they used an ALLDATA labor guide to calculate the bill and charged 2.1 hours of labor, while the other shop quoted 1.0 hour. I understand different shops can have different labor rates and methods, but this felt significantly out of line with other reputable options in the area. 2. Response to my concerns When I raised these concerns by email, the owner's reply came across as dismissive. I was told that "complaining about the price after the fact is mute at this point" and that if we did not like the cost, we should have gone elsewhere. I had hoped for a more constructive conversation about why the price was so much higher than other quotes. We chose this shop largely because of the "Christian Brothers" name and the expectation of fair dealing that came with it. Unfortunately, based on this experience, we would not return and cannot recommend this location to others.

They jumped on everything I needed asap and they got me a great price. Everyone is super friendly…read more I highly recommend Autoworks.

Schomp wanted to charge me over $500 to replace my skid plate. These guys reattached it for me…read moreright away, very quickly, and would only accept $10. Glad to have found an honest mechanic near me. I'll be coming back.

Not sure where all the comments about new management are coming from, the same owners and managers…read moreare still here. They do amazing work and are always upfront with the repairs or maintenance needed. I've never had a problem and they take care of all my cars, including my in-laws cars and my moms. The front desk crew and the techs are always willing to answer questions. And they have a female at the front to make us girls feel at ease.

I am an elderly person who was taken advantage of by Toy Car Care! My experience with Toy Car Care…read morewas one of the worst experiences I have ever had and I would suggest you run far away from this place because they hold your vehicle hostage and keep changing the repair price until you pay what they want. In my opinion, they have violated many parts of the Colorado Motor Vehicle Repair act and I am considering pursuing legal actions against them. I initially brought the vehicle in after being quoted $850 for the repair. After having the car towed to their shop, I was effectively told that diagnostics were required before they would proceed. At no point was I given a clear timeline for when the vehicle would be returned, and there was little transparency throughout the process. The estimate then increased to approximately $1,200, only to eventually become $1,629, including vague charges for "shop supplies." The amount seemed to change repeatedly, and I never received a clear written estimate explaining the escalating charges. The receptionist is the rudest person alive, who screams at you when you call to check on the status of your car. Steve, the manager, had nothing to say about this "sliding scale" pricing and disrespectful behavior. What is most concerning is that Toy Car Care allegedly obtained authorization through my son rather than from me, the vehicle owner and paying customer, which is also not permitted under law. I never received a written estimate, only verbal discussions that kept changing and were relayed through my son, who is not the owner of the car. Colorado's Motor Vehicle Repair Act requires repair facilities to provide estimates and obtain proper customer authorization before performing repairs. See C.R.S. § 42-9-104 (consent and estimate requirements) and§ 42-9-105 (additional repairs requiring customer consent). I never received a written estimate, did not authorize this repair beyond $850 and did not give consent for a third party to act on my behalf. What began as an approximately $850 repair became a $1,629 bill for an elderly person through a series of escalating charges, verbal estimates, and alleged authorizations that were never properly obtained from me. Once the vehicle was in their possession, it felt like we had no meaningful choice but to keep paying as the numbers continued to climb. The entire experience left us feeling misled, pressured, and taken advantage of. I would never trust this Toy Car Care with another vehicle and would strongly caution others to look elsewhere, especially if you are a senior!

They are so kind here! I had them look at my car and they did so for free! I will definitely be…read moreback in the future.

Second time bringing the trusty Subie Crosstrek for maintenance. These guys did a great job with…read morethe first big maintenance that we went back and have since referred 2 others people. Keep up the good work!