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Forest Ave Auto Repair

5.0 (6 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Routine automotive maintenance

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Thank you, thank you, Julian, for reminding me of a long overdue review of Muffler Man!…read more When I say long overdue, I mean it. Probably 2000 or 2001 I took my minuscule Ford Aspire to my (trusted) mechanic at my local garage. He put it on the lift and diagnosed a rusting pipe, leading to a rusting catalytic converter. He said he had to replace both. The pipe wasn't going to be an issue, but the converter wasn't available aftermarket, and he'd have to get it from Ford. If you've ever seen a Ford Aspire (similar to a Focus hatchback) you know that they're a 3/4 scale replica of a real car, with tiny little pieces that you could swap out with Hot Wheels or Matchbox cars. So why in God's green Earth are the parts so damn expensive? Ford wanted $475 for that little fist-sized chunk of metal, and that was my mechanic's cost! Between the catalytic converter, the pipe, and the (drastically reduced) labor, I was looking at a minimum of $600. And let's face it, I was driving a Ford Aspire, so I obviously didn't have extra money falling out of my arse. Knowing my precarious financial position, my mechanic gave me a business card and suggested seeing if Muffler Man could help me out. My mechanic always has a used car or two for sale at his gas station and had used them in the past. Yeah, it's Montello St, Brockton. No getting around that. One garage bay (that I saw) lined on all sides with hanging metal. I told the gentleman (forgot his name and lost the card long ago) what my mechanic had told me and left them to it while I went to breakfast with a friend. Two hours later (and expecting the worst) I returned to find the car parked on the street. I go in and the guy presents me with the bill; $45. Are you kidding me? He apparently had enough material to work with and had replaced the pipe and patched/welded the converter. I owned the car for another two years after that and never had an issue with the converter. I don't know if it's still the same owner or staff, but I've referred a ton of people there over the years. I've never had any negative feedback, only gushing stories like my own.

Service requested was excellent very professional fast service quality is awesome good value 5 starread more

Forest Ave Auto Repair - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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