If I could give this shop a zero, I would based on how they treated my wife yesterday. The first time we went there with our new car, we had them service it completely to establish a baseline, which was like $400. Larry (Who was very nice btw) said, "From this point on, each service would be $100. The next time I brought my wife's car to be serviced, I dropped it off, and came back to pick it up, the father said, "Ok, that will be $300, which was three times what I expected to pay, but the father said it was very detailed service, and they had to order new filters and use special german oil etc." I thought a call would have been nice, but I reluctantly paid the money. Yesterday was the last straw. My wife scheduled an appt with Larry, who said try to get he car there before noon the following day, there should be no problem getting her taken care of. My wife showed up at 1PM (admittedly an hr late), and asked if she could do some work on her laptop while she waited for an oil change, as it didn't appear that any other cars were being worked on ahead of her. The father said "No, I will not be rushed, you have to leave" so my wife called an Uber to come pick her up, and was told to come back at 4:30 to pick it up. Six minutes later while waiting for the Uber, the father again very rudely reminded her again she had to leave. 4:30 comes along and she got a ride from a neighbor to come pick it up only to find that it hadn't been touched, which would have been nice to know. The father said "Come pick it up tomorrow, I had to order parts for it" which had not been communicated to us either as we only wanted an oil change so I can only assume we would have been looking at another $3-400 bill, so she took the car and left. Today I called to speak to the Larry (the son) about the treatment of my wife, and the father answered by saying "Hello", like it was his personal number. When I asked to speak to Larry, he said "He isn't here, what car is yours?" I asked when Larry would return, he said "Larry has 3 children and a life outside of work, what do you want?" I said, well since you asked, I wanted to talk to Larry about an incident that happened yesterday, and I'm not the kind of guy who hides behind his keyboard, but I'm tempted to let others know how my wife was treated yesterday, and I would like to talk about this man to man. What started as a calm conversation heated up quickly, and he then said "I'm 73 years old, and if you think you can hurt me by writing a review, go ahead....it won't affect me one bit", and hung up the phone mid sentence. As a thick skinned person, I can take this...but my wife didn't deserved to be spoken to in that way yesterday, and the way he talked to me confirmed any doubt I may have had. She deserved a courtesy call saying it wouldn't be ready when told, and she deserved the right to decide for herself that anything outside of a standard routine service would be added to the ticket. But the tone with which he spoke to her, and now me is beyond my threshold for customer service. This is the first time I've ever felt compelled to write a review, but if it helps spare one person's wife the torment that this man put mine through, then I've done a good service. My advice, turn around if the dad is at the counter. read more