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German Autowerks

4.4 (7 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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9 months ago

These guys are amazing! I trust them with both of my cars and they have always done good work at a fair price.

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I was denied a flush and fill from Goodyear,Firestone, and multiple other big money service shops…read morein the immediate area. I had just gotten my truck and it was sitting at 85k and was only 2 years old but NO ONE would touch it. Not only did Eagle transmission do the flush and fill but they didnt even ask how many miles. some people see that as an issue but lets be honest, transmissions and fluid dont break down like they use to. The only possible fix they could do at this location is the following: Update the customer more- I was told they would do a test drive and let me know if there are any issues before doing the work. I called a couple times nervously throughout the day because I thought something was wrong but they were just waiting to get it in a bay.

Overpriced, Poor Service, and No Accountability…read more This has been the most disappointing automotive service experience I've had in over 25 years. I purchased a rebuilt transmission from this shop for my 2002 Corvette, which came with only a 24-month warranty--despite the cost being over $4,000 for parts and installation. This was already significantly higher than market average, but I chose them due to their proximity to the collision center working on my vehicle. Just eight days after the warranty expired, the transmission lost 3rd gear and drive. I was stranded on the side of the highway and repeatedly called the owner for help--calls which went unanswered until I used a different number. At that point, he told me to arrange my own roadside assistance. Once the vehicle was at their shop, I waited a full week before being told I needed to sign a work authorization just to get things started. When I asked if the repair was covered under warranty, I was told, "Your warranty expired--I'm not doing it for free." He offered a 25% discount on another rebuilt transmission, which would still cost over $3,000. At this point, I began calling around and found at least five other reputable shops offering the same service, with the same 24-month warranty, for under $1,800. When I was at the shop, even one of the mechanics mentioned that this is how customers are "usually treated." I rarely leave reviews, but this experience warranted it. Between the inflated prices, poor communication, and lack of customer support, I would strongly caution anyone considering this location. Please reconsider.

German Autowerks - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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