Big enough to serve you, small enough to know you. Can't say enough about these guys. They're the…read morebest.

As always Sals offers high quality and affordable service. My guess is that the rear brake…read morereplacements and general 85k checkup would have been 40-75% higher at the dealership. Very honest as well

Do not recommend! Had problems with my vehicle after they worked on it as well as my buddies truck!read more

They have done a nice job when I brought my car in for inspection…read more They accepted my Element card for the service. They seem trustworthy

Was a in interesting spot where I needed to get a new car on short notice for a new job. I first…read moretalked with Jimmy. He was helpful and assured that they could help me. He handed me of to sales rep, Kevin. Was very helpful. Tried hard to get me a good deal. Listened to what I was looking for. Helped get me quick turnaround. Good communication through the process. Second time buying here and would again

Extremely Concerning Service and Diagnostic Practices…read more I am writing this review to document a highly unsatisfactory and costly experience with Acton McGovern Jeep regarding my 2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Recon (120,000 miles, consistently and meticulously maintained). In early November, I brought the vehicle in for diagnosis of a P0420 code. The dealership charged a $365 diagnostic fee, replaced an ignition coil (another $500), and reported that the engine checked out clean. The code was cleared, and I was told the issue was resolved. Within five days, the vehicle began misfiring, and a subsequent inspection revealed crosshatching in a cylinder and catastrophic, irreparable engine damage, due to coolant leaking through the head gasket and into the cylinder. Damage of this magnitude does not develop spontaneously in that timeframe, raising serious concerns that the initial diagnosis either missed or failed to investigate underlying causes. I was then without a functioning vehicle for four months due to the engine being on national backorder. No loaner vehicle or compensation of any kind was offered during this extended period. During the repair process, the assigned technician (Jeff) ordered over $2,000 in additional parts without my authorization. Only after elevating the matter to the service manager was I able to limit my payment to the originally quoted $12,000. It is troubling that such a significant unauthorized expense was initiated without consultation. Most concerning, after the engine replacement was completed, the original P0420 code reappeared--the same issue that prompted my initial visit. This strongly suggests that the dealership never addressed the underlying problem from the beginning, calling into question both the accuracy and thoroughness of their diagnostic procedures. The sequence of events points to negligence, which may have directly contributed to the engine failure and the resulting financial burden. Throughout this process, interactions with both Jeff (service technician) and Chris (service manager) were marked by dismissive, argumentative, and evasive communication, with consistent avoidance of accountability or clear explanations. In summary, my experience with Acton McGovern Jeep involved: * An initial diagnosis that failed to identify or investigate root causes * A catastrophic engine failure shortly after their service * Four months without a vehicle and no support * Unauthorized ordering of over $2,000 in extra parts * A final repair that still did not resolve the original issue Given the severity of the consequences and the lack of professionalism demonstrated, I cannot recommend this dealership.

Great service, super friendly and down to earth…read more They fixed what I thought was going to be an expensive problem (potentially damaged tires on an AWD car) with some stems, then when I later realized they were still leaking (more slowly this time), I took it back and they fixed it completely free because they'd missed it- the rims were leaking.

I've taken my 2019 Mazda CX5 here for the last three years. First just for inspections then…read morerecently did an oil change and just this week my check engine light. They are always so friendly and helpful and don't price gouge. I trust their recommendations and wouldn't go anywhere else in the area now.

My family and I have been doing business with Miller for about 29 years. Two generations…read more Unfortunately, they are no longer reliable. My second to last experience, giving me a quote and then subcontracting the job out to another repair shop that not only forgot to put parts back on, broke interior parts and the cost ended up more than double. 1400 estimate became $3000 and they gave me the vehicle back broken. The most recent one they put our directional tires on backwards. The annual inspection attendant mentioned it. they did not want to remedy it.

Excellent work but it's too pricey for my budget. Over $100 for a synthetic oil change.read more

Honest, inexpensive, and courteous. They can't fix everything but they're very up-front about what…read morethey can fix. A pleasure to interact with.

I recently purchased a used car from H & L Auto. They are very knowledgable, professional and…read moreconsiderate. I will be going to them for our auto needs from now on!

I've been to this mechanic twice now for different reasons and they are outstanding! Their prices…read moreare honest, fair, and reasonable. They have been very patient with my difficult situation and were great to work with. From now on I'll be bringing all of my vehicles here! Outstanding service, honesty, and fair prices. You can't ask for more!!!

Brazusa is an excellent repair shop. Local, famil-owned…read morebusiness. You'll get a written estimate of all work upfront. Experienced, expert mechanics. They work on all makes and models including high-end model like Acura, BMW and Lexus. Trust Brazusa with your ride

I've been going to Shorettes for 40 years, back when Larry ran the business. Back then Larry…read morecrafted a custom exhaust for my Mustang. Today his son Lonnie does a great job. He's always been honest with me, charged me a fair price and done the work in a reasonable time. I trust them.

Since moving to West Concord, I have been exploring nearby Maynard, which I think of as "the town…read morethat time forgot". With its old mill buildings and depressed-but-still-trying downtown shopping area, little Maynard was once on the brink of wild prosperity during the 1980s when computer manufacturer Digital Equipment Corporation was pouring jobs and cash into the area like a high-tech fire hose. But sales of the company's profitable mainframes dwindled after it failed to successfully transition to personal computers, and it quietly expired in the late 1990s. You won't find them on Twitter or Facebook: Shorette's is a small garage right out of the 1960s, with prices to match. The dimly-lit "customer waiting area" is crammed with dust-covered displays of fan belts, replacement gas caps, and carburetor gasket kits. The owner/operator and his elderly father have run the place for ages, and there is an archetypal "back room" behind the counter where they hang out and play cards or do whatever old time garage guys do. I paid what I consider pre-War prices for a brake job, and business was brisk when I stopped by. Apparently word has gotten around that you can still get this kind of "No BS - done right the first time" service if you're willing to go out to Maynard for it.