I was very disappointed by what I witnessed during my visit. An elderly woman was looking for a map…read moreand appeared confused. Instead of treating her with patience and respect, the cashiers were rude to her and even laughed at her. It seemed like she may have been dealing with memory issues or dementia, which made their behavior even more upsetting. Everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and dignity, especially elderly customers who may need extra assistance. Watching staff laugh at someone who was clearly struggling left a very negative impression of this location.

Josh is actually Joel. Sorry LOL I have continued to take my car to them and are satisfied at…read morethis point. When I get some money put together I will be bringing in my '88 Daytona Shelby Z. A mechanic friend worked on it and I think they may have "fixed" the repairs made by my now retired Dodge guy and now won't start.

Thanks to Shepherd and the crew for repairing my tire in a pinch and get me back on the road!read more

Eric is the best person when you have a problem with your car! As an 85-year-old woman, he takes…read moreaway all my worries, has his mechanics fix the problem and still treats me so well! The best place for me.

Needed a gasket/oring for a sewer hose. They had a cap that had a gasket and saved me money…read more Good people.

From the owner: 10+ years experience, ASE certified technicians, Roadside assistance, vehicle pick-up offered read more

We bought an RV--a Winnebago View on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis--and we lovingly named it…read more"Wombat." We adore the little tank, like seriously, to death. Then, for the last two weeks, Wombat and I got into a real toxic relationship with the onboard "good vibes" system. We went to Mercedes twice. Same story both times: a bunch of charging, a bunch of "we'll look into it," and absolutely no real solution--just money leaving the building at warp speed. So I convinced my hubby: "No more Mercedes." He agreed, and we went private. He found Quinn at European Performance. Quinn promised us a diagnostic on the DEF for free--which, naturally, my husband grabbed like it was a limited-edition coupon that might disappear. Mercedes in Billings wanted 2.5 times what everyone else was charging, so even the savings felt emotional. We pulled in, and before I could finish my seatbelt rant, Quinn had Wombat backed out and connected up. He ran diagnostics fast--like, "where did the time go?" fast. And here's the plot twist: the problem wasn't some rare unicorn issue. It was stuff that's extremely common on the Sprinter chassis... the kind that apparently no one can find or fix consistently. Fun, right? Quinn worked some magic, we got it sorted, and now Wombat is back to being the road-loving weirdo we know and love--no more drama, no more countdown, no more mystery warnings. So if your Sprinter chassis is throwing a fit go see Quinn. He'll get you back on the road without the repeat crash-and-paycycle. Wombat says thank you. And honestly? So do we.

Yeah, so, I have been told quite a few times not to go through these guys. The whole time I stood…read moreby them and were like "no, they are awesome.". Unfortunately, I have to say something because wow... I have taken my car in to these guys and they have done a good job fixing the things that I have paid for them to replace. However; here's the upsetting part... I took my car into them 3 times in a row telling them "it's running funny", "it's acting weird", etc. I also give them a little info... "while I was out of town I changed the spark plugs myself. You might want to start there, in case I did something wrong as I am not certified but they are. They assured me it wasn't the problem. They even said "It was driving fine, no issue." and to "keep driving it around until something popped up on the dashboard". Love that for me. Even told me that it "sounds" like and is "probably" a piston ring which would be a $8,000 fix. Went on a 1,000 mile (one way) road trip it almost gave out 35 miles before the destination. Thank you to new friends, I knew someone to help me. 15 minutes later... he SHOWED me that I, in fact, had forgotten to tighten my spark plugs. Also, thank you to my friends... even after pushing the car as much as I had... with a little bit of cleaning and proper putting it back together... compression test was perfect and she was running like normal. Beats $8,000 motor replacement... just saying.

Have had a great experience with these guys, we bring all our vehicles to them. have had issues and…read morethey always made it right. very proffessional.

didn't fix shit on my truck and it broke down 3 hours after I got it back and lied about a bunch…read moreof stuff shop is a fucking joke Collin was very unprofessional and Jermey make sure I will never take car or truck there ever again wacth out cus I had to pay 2 grand to get my truck shipped bc they decided to lie about fixing shit shop is a joke

I have used Cel automotive a few times for my son's vehicle. Returned my call quickly to answer…read morequestions, very reasonable and finished the work in a timely manner. I always recommend Cel Automotive

From the owner: Affordable solutions from a mechanic you can trust! Cel Automotive & Diesel Repair is your Billings…read morewest-end repair shop. The convenient location is just one block south of King Avenue West. D.J. Marsh, the owner, is an ASE Master Certified Technician who has been in the Billings community since his graduation from college in 1990. Cel Automotive & Diesel Repair is a NAPA AutoCare Center. There's no greater peace of mind than knowing you have one less worry by having your vehicles serviced by the professionals at your local NAPA AutoCare Center. They stand behind their work with the NAPA AutoCare Peace of Mind Warranty