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Metro Automotive

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

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This place was FANTASTIC!! It's always a bit gut wrenching when your car starts making funny…read morenoises, but Chris and his team put me at ease promptly! They were extremely friendly upon arriving. Prompt and quickly got me in when I called. They brought me out and showed me exactly what was wrong, where and showed me comparison to the other side. I was very happy with that. They were super knowledgable about my car and what was going on. The team was able to fix it up in a tad over an hour and didn't break the bank either! The lobby was super clean, they offered water/coffee and even sent me a thank you card for my business. I had NO CLUE they were a family/veteran owned operation. I support that 110% and most definitely will be brining my car back here!

Brought my car here for an oil change because it was convenient; that part was fine. But they told…read moreme I needed a new motor mount, so I agreed to have the work done. After that, my car started making a rattling noise, which they claimed they "didn't hear" when I brought it back. They also said diagnosing an oil leak would be free, but then charged me. After driving about 100 miles, they told me they still couldn't find the source and that I'd need to pay more for them to remove the oil pan and keep looking. Took it to a real mechanic who found the issue in under 15 minutes. These people are full of it. Do not get anything other than an oil change done here.

Starr Automotive

Starr Automotive

(24 reviews)

Longfellow

I have been going to Starr for my service for about 18 months now. I used to dread taking cars in…read moreto get worked on but not since I started coming here. I make the drive from out in the suburbs and arrange rides to and from the shop when I need things done because the service and honesty is worth every bit of logistical hastle. I won't take my car anywhere else for repairs. Recently, I had an oil change done at another shop for convenience. They informed me that two of the CV boots had "blown out" and needed to be replaced. I scheduled a drop off to Starr, and sure enough the other shop was lying. Nothing wrong with the boots. The boots are $150 and surely even with Starr's reasonable labor prices I'd have been looking at least $200-250 in total to replace them. This shop is friendly, quick, and most of all honest. Their work is excellent, and they never recommend anything to be done if it doesn't need fixing. If it ain't broken, don't fix it.... and they don't! They won't try to get you to do things early, they won't hoodwink you, but they WILL meet you with a smile and an accurate timeline of when your car will be fixed and at least for me, the estimates have always ended up being accurate or the actual work being less. This shop is worth every bit of the drive to get your work done. I'll never go anywhere else.

I brought my 2008 Jeep Wrangler to Starr Auto because it wouldn't start unless I shifted between…read morePark and Neutral several times. I explained that I believed the issue was caused by the neutral safety switch, which is a known and common issue for this model. Instead of inspecting that part, the shop replaced my starter and battery terminal posts, charging me $966. The problem was never fixed -- the Jeep still has the exact same starting issue. When I returned, Starr Auto admitted it might actually be the neutral safety switch and said they could repair it for another $200. That clearly shows the first repair was misdiagnosed and unnecessary. I'm a disabled veteran with VA disabled license plates, and I rely on my vehicle for daily mobility. I trusted this shop to treat me fairly, but instead I feel taken advantage of and disappointed by their lack of professionalism and integrity. I've since filed a credit card dispute for the $966 charge and would strongly caution other customers -- especially veterans -- to avoid this business.

Metro Automotive - autorepair - Updated November 2026

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