usually the best price in town, hassle free gas purchasing. car wash on site, kind quick employees,…read more pioneer rewards card. not the best reward program but it is ok. need another at the west far end of town.

Worst car lot I have ever been to. Bought a car from them jun 2020 and two days owning this car we…read morefound out they did not safety it, Wheel barrings were shot and the car shook as well as put a used battery in it that left us stranded. They did fix the car but will not come good for the warranty they told us covered bumper to bumper and is the best one Ford offers including steering, barrings, electrical, air conditioning, drive train but now that the power steering is gone in the car not even a year old, they say the warranty does not cover it so we got screwed by these crooks. They told me that I should of bought the better warranty when I bought the best one they offered. Do not buy from stormy's also put on social media. Sick and tired of the crooks out there. You cant trust a dealer anymore.

A neighbour had purchased a pre-owned Nissan Juke and a Nationwide warranty from Stormy's. The…read morewarranty provided peace of mind by ensuring that future major issues with the car were covered. Stormy's represented that the warranty was good to 200,000 Km and that ALL mechanics would accept this 3rd party warranty. Stormy's mechanic provided the safety certificate on the Nissan Juke. On that basis, I referred a friend to Stormy's to purchase a car. Stormy's sold her on a 2011 Subaru Outback and the Nationwide warranty and furthermore said that if the warranty is never used, the premium would be refunded. They also agreed on a trade-in for her current vehicle. Stormy's mechanic provided the safety certificate on the 2011 Subaru Outback. Funny thing though, when it came time to sign the deal, Stormy's netted out some numbers (purchase price vs trade-in) for reasons that they could not explain. It had no impact on my friend but it confusion and uncertainty at the time of signing since the numbers were not at all the same as were discussed for the purchase price and the trade in. That should have been a clue however to events that followed. Fast forward several weeks. The neighbour's Nissan Juke would not start. She had to replace the battery. The safety inspection should have verified that the voltage of the battery and the charging system are within the manufacturer's specifications. Perhaps they overlooked that or perhaps it is a coincidence that the battery died within weeks of the safety inspection. After three months, my friend's car was taken in for routine maintenance at her local Subaru dealer's service centre in the east end of Ottawa. The Subaru dealer refused to recognize the Nationwide warranty. They observed that Nationwide would not pay promptly and would require cheaper non-original manufacturer replacement parts. The Subaru mechanic also observed that the brake pads in my friend's car were not original manufacturer's brand and furthermore they had been installed upside down! The Subaru dealer reversed the brake pads at no charge. This is really strange given the safety inspection requires: "Brake drums and disc brake pads shall be removed from all wheel brakes, except from those wheel brakes which are designed to provide adequate examination without removal of brake drums or disc brake pads but not including a brake which by inspection or performance testing indicates a defect, and all operating and structural components of each wheel brake assembly shall be inspected and tested." When Stormy's was asked to comment on these issues they denied any wrongdoing, claimed that mechanics routinely criticize other mechanics' work. Furthermore, they said, because 3 months have passed since the warranty was issued, any refund from Nationwide is unlikely. This is even though the warranty has not be used. My friend will have to contact Nationwide to determine if a partial refund might be available. Stormy's did verify that the Subaru dealer at the west end of Ottawa would recognize the Nationwide warranty but that would be quite inconvenient to travel across town for servicing. Stormy's suggested paying by credit card for repairs and then seeking refund from Nationwide. This suggestion would require my friend assuming the administrative task of warranty administrator. My neighbour and my friend are concerned that the safety inspection done by Stormy's was superficial and that there was serious misrepresentation regarding the warranty. These are clearly an ongoing issues. Both my neighbour and my friend did not receive peace of mind from their car or warranty purchases from Stormy's. When you purchase a car from Stormy's, I strongly recommend an independent mechanic do the safety inspection certification and to think twice about purchasing a warranty since it may not be recognized by other mechanics. Stormy's people were very friendly, hence the two stars. Unfortunately their representations fall short of reality. We are currently looking into filing formal complaints.

Used tunnel was very expensive but very good quality it got my car as shiny as ever the bellvillle…read moreSens have a deal for them 2 tickets and car washes for a month I bought it , it was a good idea

Asked for help when the Dodge dealer was trying to soak me for big money and for 250$ they…read morecorrected all my issue and the truck is working great.

1st time customer at Cannifton Garage and never ever again unless I'm desperate.... the front desk…read moreguy (Mike) gave me a quote on my vehicle from the tech and I told them that's a lot of money and I'll have to see how I can get that amount. So he said "sell some drugs". He's not very professional and their price for the same service and repairs was much much cheaper elsewhere. Then he tells me to show up in the morning and I did and it still wasn't done and to call back later in the morning.

On Sunday, I made a stop in Campbellford on my way home from Ottawa. I stopped by my friend's mom's…read moreplace before heading home. Gas prices in this area are cheaper than what I'm used to in the greater Toronto area. I decided to top off my car's gas tank and found this Ultramar. In this area of Trent Hills, there's this gas station and another one across the street. I naturally went with this one that involved making a right turn into the gas station and readily pulling back onto the road. I was the only person at this gas station just after 8 pm. There was a male staffer in the convenience store. I paid at the pump. I had to do it twice, though. For some reason, on my first attempt to pay for gas with a credit card, my transaction got cancelled. With this particular credit card, the company does fraud checks. I thought that it may have done it here, but it was not the case. I think the payment system was acting up a bit. I tried the transaction again and it was approved. I went ahead and topped my gas tank up. I didn't need anything from the convenience store. It's nice to know that if you do need snacks or windshield washer fluid, you can get some here. You can earn Journie rewards here. I don't drop by Ultramar enough to warrant signing up for rewards. I'll need to do more research there to see if it's worth signing up. I had a good experience, minus the weird credit card validation. The gas station is clean and I got everything that I needed. (235)

The service is A1! Staff is very friendly and always has my safety as the number one priority. I…read morehave complete confidence and trust in M/T Automotive. They always take the time to explain the work needed on my vehicle, ensuring I understand. I recommend M/T 100%.

I would like to share with people the great service and friendly staff that MT AUTOMOTIVE provides…read moreto it's customers. I was in the automotive industry myself for 22 years at a Local GM Dealership and was looking for an Automotive repair shop to look after our 2 vehicles when I changed jobs. After trying a couple others I was introduced to MT AUTOMOTIVE through a mutual friend. They have been nothing short of spectacular in providing great service and a friendly atmosphere to do just that. They systematically diagnose each and every repair and complete it in a timely and professional manner with complete transparency as to what they've done and what needs to be done in the future. I simply can't say enough about the owners and staff how happy we've been with there work. From basic service to hard to repair problems, they do it all and get it done. 10 STARS. Thanks for doing all you do.

Good prices. Knowledgable salesman. Jim knows his cars and value. I will be back. Bought a great…read moremid-sized at a super price. Well recommended.

My husband and I purchased a car from Jim Spinks Motors in Napanee less than 8 weeks ago. We have…read moresince spent upwards of $3000 on diagnostics and repairs. Jim takes no responsibility. We recently filed a complaint with OMVIC and we hope to receive some compensation. Buyer beware.

They have been taking care of my car for 20 years. I don't question them, and they have never…read moredisappointed me.

An excellent repair shop. Could not say nicer things about them. Professional, quick, and very…read morefriendly. I'd come back here any time.