If you are searching for an honest mechanic to work on your car, look no further! My sister…read morepurchased a used car from Doug and told me how well she was treated that I had to see for myself. I now take my Jeep and my wife's Corolla here for service. Fair pricing and honest estimates. No issues. No pressure. Does not overcharge. I will not go anywhere else. Tell your friends!

Outstanding service from North Park Auto Service! Duoc was incredibly professional and went above…read moreand beyond to assist me, He made the entire process smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend this place and will definitely be back!

Ben is a Very honest man and better business person. Ben will make you whole if there is an issue…read morewith your purchase. I have known Ben for many years and I recommend him to everyone I know that wants a dependable vehicle to drive. Lloyd

I have purchased cars from Ben and I'll keep coming When you have a problem he makes sure to get…read moreit repaired,no questions asked.You can be assured of that fact!

I don't want to generalize all the staff or mechanics here at the Toyota dealership but I do have…read moreto speak on behalf of my poor grandmother. Unfortunately this dealership lived up to the stereotype of these kinds of places wanting to take advantage of people who don't know about cars or that can't speak or understand English all that well. My grandma goes in for an oil change and leaves with the mechanic informing her that she needs a $1300 repair on her oil pan. Mind you her last oil change was done by them. They told her the bolt was on too tight and that they couldn't remove it. So therefore the whole pan would need to be replaced. Cause more than likely while trying to remove it, it would break or whatever bullshit. Which is just insane to me that they would even charge her that much, let alone anything at all to fix something that they fucked up. Luckily she asked my husband first who knows a lot about cars and usually does the work on our cars when needed. He was able to remove the bolt and do the job no issue. So whether it be Toyota just employing incompetent workers or people who have no shame in scamming a poor old lady to come up, both are not ok and is fucked up. So I would recommend to always do your own research or reach out to someone you know who knows about cars before just going with what you tell you.

The Toyota dealer sent my sister out the door with no lender, did not disclose there was no lender…read more 12 days later sent a notice of cancelation of contract. Absolute BS, while on the phone for discussion of return they hang up. Completely un professional!! For a 2021 Toyota Corolla SE they want to charge with interest after 18% APR $814 monthly for 84 months!!! That's mental, that's fraud $68,376 for a Corolla??... y'all ridiculous.. do not recommend.. will never do business here...

Mossy Nissan Chula Vista…read more Really happy with my salesmen Stephen. Was very helpful when I bought my 2017 Altima

I had my car picked up and was issued the check for the amount of $233. The tow truck driver issued…read moreme a check but forgot to put my name on it. I could not cash the check or get in contact with the tow truck driver. I had been trying to reach someone at Cash for Cars, but I kept getting put on hold. The phone number to the towing service seem to be disconnected.

I found Value Auto Repair on Yelp because I wanted a shop I could actually trust, especially…read moreknowing how common it is for mechanics to upsell unnecessary services. After reading the reviews, I decided to give them a shot, and I'm glad I did because they lived up to the hype. Alex was great to work with. He took the time to go over everything with me, recommended what actually needed attention, and never pressured me into anything extra. What really stood out was how honest he was--some of the issues I was worried about turned out not to be problems at all, and he made sure to explain that clearly instead of trying to turn it into a sale. It's not easy finding a mechanic you can trust, but this shop definitely earned mine. If you're looking for a straightforward, no-pressure auto repair experience, I'd highly recommend Value Auto Repair.

April 29, 2026 I took my 2018 Forester XT (turbo-charged) to…read moreValue Auto Repair for Subaru recommended maintenance. Subaru requires special oils, and fluids, or the warranty is voided. I wanted only recommended Subaru oils, antifreeze, spark plugs, etc. Value followed the manufacture's recommendations, which I was very happy. The maintenance was done in a few hours. The prices are competitive, but the trustworthiness is superior. This a great company.

No Star for this liar dealer. When to look at Infiniti FX35 i ask the sale guy to look at the FX35…read morehe'd show where it was he open driver side door i look inside the door there was one piece missing, i ask the guy about it, he said it's on order list haha.., then i think the manager came over said the car have deposit on for $500 haha then i ask about the missing piece, he said its on order. two days later to driver by if the car been sold haha, nope its still there.DONT GO to this crooked dealer people.

Tarek from TMT Motors helped me purchase my 2nd car for a very reasonable price. I've been…read moresearching for a used car now for months that doesn't have too many miles, good gas mileage, and not over priced. Tarek was professional, answered any questions I had, and assisted me throughout the whole process. If I am in need of another used car, I would def come back here to see what they have in stock.

Scummy business, rented a U-Haul from them since they do U-Haul rentals as well, got charged for…read moreitems and insurance that I didnt ask for, they also didn't even ask if I needed anything, just added it to my bill. Thought I wouldn't notice, called them out and then they were "shocked" that they were there, said they'll fix it, still haven't fixed it NICE

I really wanted to give Max at least 3 Stars, but my car has been nothing but hidden issues one…read moreafter another. Max is super friendly but knowingly sells bad cars to desperate people. My credit score was really low so my options were limited. Knowing this, I kept my expectations low, just needed to get a reliable vehicle. I bought an '08 Acura TL 105k miles 5 months ago for a total sale price (including taxes, fees & finance charge) $12,242. (Planning to re-fi to lower apr asap) drove the car home, woke up the next morning and the battery was dead.. When I stopped by the shop to pick up plates (registration only bought me 6 months before they are due again) I told him about the battery. He said, "that's odd, I just recharged the battery the day I sold it to you, it shouldn't have died that quickly" Not super expensive so I didn't read into it much $130 new battery, done. 3 months after purchase took it in for first oil change. The oil pan plug had been completely stripped and replaced with a one time only fix of a self tapping larger size plug. When they removed it they were unable to get the new size to hold. Had to have it re-threaded which may or may not be a long term solution as the threads are very fragile. $200 Now 5 months into my purchase I got a puncture in one of my tires, attempted to put the spare tire on and discovered yet another surprise. The spare was the wrong size rim, the screws did not align, also the tread had a large gash so it wasn't even safe to drive on! Towed the car to tire shop to get the puncture repaired. They inform me that the tire was a different size than the other 3 tires, old and cracked so had to replace it instead of repair $130 I stopped in to see Max and kindly pointed out that I didn't have a drivable spare which I thought was included with my purchase, can he trade out my spare for one that fits? He makes a call, sends me down the street and says, might cost $10-$15 for labor but they will take care of a trade out for me. I went down and they told me no, mine is worthless and I can buy a used spare for $60 There are other cosmetic issues that I was aware of when I bought it, sun bleached paint in areas, dried out leather seats that rip easily and a thick layer of gunk on the windows I've spent hours trying to remove with steel wool to no avail. Luckily my issues have been in the hundreds and not the thousands like some of the others have reported. But, each of these problems are the result of covering up something that should have been fixed correctly or replaced. If you have horrible credit and need help getting a car keep in mind Max sells "as is" for a reason. Within a few months or perhaps not even 24 hours, his bandaid fixes will need to be repaired at your cost.

Max, the owner operator, was great. He made my car buying experience exceptional. Max was genuine,…read morethorough, and honest. I am very pleased with my purchase, a 2012 Prius V. This car is immaculate, and runs remarkably well. I financed the vehicle through my bank, NFCU. By doing so, it makes the transaction incredibly easy, and fast. Needless to say, I look forward to future business with Tuff Cars, and Max.

This is my second time bringing my car to Lusti. Another great experience. Appreciate mostly the…read morethorough detail of the work done on my car. Thank you Ryan!

I brought my 2016 VW Golf R to Lusti Motors for scheduled maintenance, a brake fluid flush, and a…read morebrake pad inspection. While the brake fluid service itself was reasonably priced, the overall experience left me extremely disappointed. I was surprised to be charged $85 simply to inspect brake pads. Measuring pad thickness on this vehicle takes about a minute and does not require wheel removal. I have never been charged for a brake inspection at any other shop. The following day, a different shop performed an alignment and informed me--at no charge--that my rear pads were low. I agreed to the inspection fee because I assumed pricing for any recommended repairs would be fair. Unfortunately, that was not the case. I was quoted $746 for brakes using OEM‑equivalent parts (Zimmermann rotors and Akebono ceramic pads). I had the same parts installed at another German‑specialty shop for $563 a few days later. I was also recommended BG Direct Injection System Cleaning for $448. After getting a second opinion, I was quoted $200 elsewhere and advised that this service is generally not recommended for a higher‑mileage vehicle like mine (105k miles) unless intake valves have recently been cleaned. When I asked about the price difference, I was told Lusti uses two cans of cleaner, which still did not justify the cost based on retail pricing and industry norms. Additionally, when I presented my military ID at checkout, the brake inspection fee unexpectedly increased from $85 to $95, which was never explained. The scheduled visit took over 2 1/2 hours for work that typically takes under an hour. Had I known the inspection fee structure and pricing in advance, I would have chosen a different shop and saved both time and money. I strongly recommend doing your own research on any services they recommend and getting second opinions on pricing, as my experience raised serious concerns about both necessity and cost. Invoices are attached to document and support my experience.