Fair price and honest service. I was able to bring my own parts, which saved me money. They're…read moretransparent and don't try to push extra work. Definitely a shop you can trust.

Outstanding service, amazing people, and truly fair pricing. You'll end up paying more for less…read moreanywhere else.

They took my money $4,083 to be exact for a transmission they never fixed don't go to then they are…read morescammers as the lie add give you the run around I'm a Breast Cancer Survivor and I'm diasabled they should be ashamed of themselves

they fixed my 2016 dodge ram 1500 brakes on the rear and found problems i was unaware of. they…read morerepair the problem at a reasonable price, and i was back on the road in little time. also they gave me a veteran discount.

TL;DR: I paid this shop to investigate a serious oil…read morepressure code. Instead of properly diagnosing the issue with a simple oil pressure test (~$100-$200), Doug (the owner) cleared the code and charged me for a mass air flow sensor instead. This led me to spend money on repairs for a car whose engine was dying--something Chevy confirmed shortly after. The shop was evasive, dismissive, and in the end, wasted my time and money while my warranty expired. --- Full Review: Do not bring your vehicle here if you care about honest diagnostics and clear communication. Last year, I had my throttle body replaced here, and while the work was okay, it was done by one of their regular techs--not Doug, the owner. This year, when my check engine light came back on, things went completely downhill. In late May, I brought my car in with a specific concern: an oil pressure code, which is notoriously tied to serious engine issues in my car model (Chevy Malibu 2016-2018). Chevy even has recalls for this issue--just not for my specific trim. I explicitly asked the shop to investigate this code. Doug took over the service this time. Instead of performing a simple oil pressure test (a basic and relatively cheap way to confirm if the code was serious), he cleared the codes, claimed one didn't return, and recommended I replace the mass air flow sensor instead--which I paid for. He failed to inform me until after the work that he never actually ruled out the oil pressure issue with the proper test. This gave me a false sense of security. I thought the issue was handled, only for the car to worsen significantly over the next two weeks. When I returned to the shop, Doug claimed the oil pressure code was back--and he needed to look into it again. I told him we had already paid for that! That's when things got truly frustrating. Doug became argumentative and defensive, telling me he "can't remember every car" and denying the code was in his notes--until he found it at the top of the receipt. By this time, my warranty had expired, which was devastating because if he had performed the test and diagnosed the engine problem properly the first time, I may have gotten help from the warranty company. He offered to "call the warranty provider" to help but never did--despite me calling to check multiple times. I ended up taking the car to Chevy, who confirmed exactly what I feared: my engine was failing. They advised a full engine replacement. The cost of digging further into the failure wasn't even worth it at that point. To top it off, when I called back to get a simple oil change receipt (to prove to Chevy that I maintained the car properly), Doug was supposed to call me on Friday. But surprise--he doesn't work Fridays. I called again, and when he finally returned my call, he screamed at me for "threatening" his workers (which I absolutely did not do) and rambled about how his dad built the shop. When I told him other mechanics had said he absolutely should have done the oil pressure test, he acted like that wasn't required and said he doesn't have to explain everything he does to customers. That's a huge red flag for anyone relying on honest diagnostics. His solution? Bring the car back and do a payment plan with him for a fix that should've been diagnosed correctly the first time. He said he doesn't usually offer that kind of deal, but would "do it for us" since we have a kid and are tight on money. --- Bottom Line: This shop might be okay for simple fixes, but the owner Doug is dismissive, unprofessional, and refuses to take responsibility for serious mistakes. I paid out-of-pocket for a repair that I never would've done had I known my engine was dying. Now I'm out of warranty, down thousands of dollars, and have a car with a blown engine. I do not recommend taking your vehicle here--especially for anything beyond basic work.

I had my daughters car towed to Goddard Auto for a transmission job…read more I live in Plymouth. Not close. I think that speaks volumes about a business that shoots straight. I knew the engine repiar would be done right and at a fair price. Thanks, Goddard Team! -Chris

I had to take both of my vehicles to the shop recently; one needed all new brakes and rotors, and…read morethe other needed a new window regulator. Mike made the experience seamless. He got my vehicles taken care of quickly, and for a fair price. Throughout the process Mike was beyond kind and helpful, even offering to bring my vehicle to my home for me to make things easier on me with little kids at home. I will definitely be returning for any work needed on my vehicles in the future.

I was a bit nervous at first as are most of us are with an independent shop but they were close to…read morehome and I decided to try my luck. I've seen plenty of customer cars here over the years so I figured that it was worth a try. My 2004 Grand Marquis needed two things repaired, the speed control for the blower and the air suspension compressor. They did the work promptly and at a reasonable price, far better than what the dealership was estimating. Previously I tried the Lincoln dealership in Southgate for the blower not being able to be controlled. It was either on high or off. Their mechanic had the car for 2 days and couldn't find a problem. They said it was working fine and sent me on my way. It failed as I pulled out of their parking lot so I went back. They said I could leave it again for the night and they would look it the next day again. I decided that apparently their mechanic was not too experienced with intermittent blower speed issues even though the problem is highly recognized on Youtube for the Panther platform cars. On my own with Youtube's help I concluded that it was the blower control resistor, as this was a common issue with the Panther platform and decided to take it to Livernois Automotive. Mike and I talked and they replaced the blower resistor and the problem was successfully fixed in addition to the air compressor I needed for the suspension system. Mike and his mechanics are what we look for in mechanics. Honest, dependable, and with reasonable prices. This is now my go-to shop for automotive repairs. Thanks Mike....

I never write reviews before the service is completed nor do I hardly ever give a 5-star review…read more This is a family ran business and now I even feel like a member as well. I always have beyond anxiety with anything like this and I was immediately put at ease. I wasn't rushed or brushed aside to explain my issue. Communication is great and I am never left wondering. Not excited to have Jeep repairs, but when I do this is my place!

Always treat me right! Prices are fair, work is done in a timely manner. Questions are answered…read morehonestly.

I introduced my mother to M&M. I'm a parts distributor for auto parts stores and a partner…read morerecommended them to me 8 years ago. I recently had my truck worked on here for brakes then just recently a water pump. This place is beyond fair as far as pricing and a water pump is major work but they had it done next Day. My mother adores Trish, and we trust the shop. I recommended all 28 of my drivers to M&M. ​

Excellent customer service - best in the area! They have always been the most honest shop around. I…read morewill keep coming back whenever I have any issues with any of my vehicles.

My wife took my chevy equinox to Taylor auto repair on Goddard today. 450 dollars for pads and…read morerotors. My wife picked up the car, drove it about a mile and the car dies. Got the car to my house with the help of a friend who is a mechanic, he looked at the car in my driveway and discovered the serpentine belt is missing . I am calling Taylor auto tomorrow to see how they handle this situation. I will finish this review with how they resolve this.

Honest. Very competent. They do not do unnecessary work. They've taken care of my 15 year old car…read moresince I bought it in 2002. You won't be disappointed. They are a father/son business. Ron and Steve are very personable, and I highly recommend them.