Now called Robbinson auto. I went in on Mon. about my 2015 Ram with bad rear pinion gear. Was told…read moreif I dropped it off that evening they would have it back to me on Wed. Called Wed. morning to get an update. was told they hadn't gotten to it yet and they would see if they could get it in and finished and would call me back and let me know. Finally got a return call at 3:40 and told "We don't work on Dodge rear ends". They knew Mon. what I had and what the issue was and didn't say a word about not working on Dodge. Kept my truck for 2 days knowing they weren't going to touch it. WTF? That's 2 days it could have been at another shop getting repaired. Do not use this shop unless you want to be lied to and have your time wasted.

Pass all the paved-lot and shiny-window repair shops, and head across the border to Paulding Co…read more The couple bucks gas money you spend will look like pennies compared to what you won't spend at Marotti. Be patient if you leave a couple voicemails with days in between a call back (or weeks). When you're good it means you're busy. Then stop worrying once you're booked because this will be a less expensive journey than usual. You'll get a legit assessment of what needs done, and no pressure to change those filters or wiper blades (or timing belt) if you don't want to. No frills means low overhead; gravel lots with a few cars like the windows-down 2-door Mercedes parked means you're not paying for all the marketing. It's just car-fixing like it should be. Last time I went in thinking I needed a complete wiper reservoir replacement. Nope, just a wiper fluid hose for pretty cheap. We'll keep coming back since cars don't fix themselves. Currently I'm not at all fretting about our teenager's car we just had towed in after stalling in an intersection. How bad could it be? And of course I'll continue wondering how much he'd charge to get that old Mercedes in his lot back on the road. Probably just needs new wipers and an air filter, once we get that driver-side window closed.

Expensive and very poor workmanship. They hire a lot of inexperienced helpers, then have them work…read moreon your car. They're bad about leaving parts off your car, and they won't typically stand behind their warranty. For small issues, you'll probably OK, but for real problems, go somewhere else.

I took my 1999 GMC Yukon to Auto Experts of Acworth in May to have both the engine and transmission…read morereplaced, based on what seemed like good past reviews. Unfortunately, this turned out to be one of the worst experiences I've had with any repair shop. When I went to pick up my vehicle and test drive it, things went wrong almost immediately. While on the highway, the truck locked up and dropped into first gear without warning. Upon inspection, I discovered that several wires and cords had been left unharnessed, and they had wrapped around the driveshaft, causing serious damage. Auto Experts replaced the transmission once -- then a second time -- but the truck still wasn't shifting properly. I eventually had to take it to AAMCO, who ended up fixing all of the issues that Auto Experts supposedly "repaired." Ever since those original mistakes, I've had to deal with a series of other mechanical problems, including issues with the transfer case, fuel pump, and electrical system -- all of which I believe were caused by their poor workmanship. Over several months, I was repeatedly charged for tows, additional parts, and labor, with little to no clear explanation. In total, I spent over $15,000, and my vehicle was never right. The front desk staff offered no real assistance and seemed unable to provide any information without Hector's approval. Communication was frustrating, and accountability was completely lacking. At this point, I feel that Auto Experts of Acworth took advantage of me and my trust. What should have been a straightforward repair turned into a financial and mechanical nightmare. After later checking the BBB, I found that they already have multiple negative reviews, which I wish I had seen before going there. Bottom line: If you're looking for an honest and reliable mechanic, do not trust Auto Experts of Acworth or Hector. Save yourself the stress, money, and time -- look elsewhere. Beware.

Long over due thank you. Ram 1500 rear end grenaded on the…read moreway to Florida with my Family. Shop found new rear end. Got it done on a timely manner. Shop Manager& mechanics

KM has been my "go to" for over 15 years. They were able to help me get years of extra life from a…read moreJeep Cherokee and when I bought a Toyota I spent the next years making sure all my friends went to them first, Integrity and competence are the two words that come to mind when I think of them. And with a recent visit concerning an emissions issue they still live up to my high opinion of them.

I have been bringing my cars to Revolution for 4 or 5 years and they have always been honest and…read morefair with the repairs that have been necessary. One of my moving anxieties 3 years ago was, "Who will I trust to work on my cars?" I now live about 45min away and still bring my cars to them. They have also kept me from driving my daughter's car off a cliff on numerous occaisions. Although, if that was their recommendation, I would follow it without hesitation as I trust them completely (and really, really hate that car)! For the consistency, quality, and piece of mind, their prices are fair even though they aren't the cheapest place around. However, we have ALL experienced going the "cheap route" regrets at some point. As someone who can barely afford to pay attention, I have never regretted a dime spent with Revolution. The fact that they are good people is just icing on the cake!

rocky start on a warranty claim. I would leave as 5 stars but it took leaving a bad review to get…read morethem to revisit my concern with their quote. They contacted me as soon as they realized the error.

Good customer service - the work was done correctly…read more I would definitely recommend any Mercedes benz owner to take their vehicle here on out of warranty work

Gave him a hard project. Didn't seem interested from the beginning 4 grand later truck is still…read moredoing the same failure to shift as when I brought it to him. "Trucks a ticking time bomb" should have turned me away and not taken my money if you weren't confident in your work.

I've been using this shop going on 20 years and I'm just now realizing that I need to share my…read moreexperiences. If you want the old shop vibe. The one where's there's zero gimmicks, just a straight up honest automotive mechanics who looks after their customers. This is the place. Matt the owner was once an employee. The staff hasn't changed since I started dropping off my vehicles. It's not a big company so it's best to drop off your vehicle the morning of or night before. If you want a small business that's honest, professional and extremely knowledgeable. This is your place.

I took my car to Rapid Rotation for my latest emissions inspection. They are station number…read moreGA000106. Jeffery did my inspection and he did a good job. He was friendly and got me in and out as quick as anyone reasonably could. What I appreciated most is he was familiar with my old car and its quirks. As my car has aged, I've had trouble getting it to pass emissions, not because of actual emissions problems (I've had my mechanic fix those), but because of electrical issues. Jeffery knew exactly what to do. The shop I get my car serviced at around the corner, Eurotech, referred me to Rapid Rotation. Because of the direct referral, Rapid Rotation knocked $5 off my emissions test fee. They charged me $20 when it's normally $25, so that was nice. Rapid Rotation is kind of like an older, smaller, locally-owned Discount Tire. It's more along the lines of a humble mom and pop shop. Unlike Discount Tire, they also do oil changes, change air filters, service transmissions, drain and fill radiators, service differentials, and change wiper blades. The prices seem fair and in line with other shops. For example, an oil change is $30 ($60 for full synthetic) and a transmission service is $125. There are two Rapid Rotation locations: this one in Marietta and one in Kennesaw. This one is in a small strip (East Marietta Automotive Center) with other auto service shops. The parking lot is packed with cars. The shop itself is old (over 20 years in business) and no-frills. They have a waiting room with windows into the garage (there's actually an "Emissions Test Viewing Area"), a TV, magazines, and a restroom for customer use. During my visit, the TV was tuned to CMT. They have three bays and I saw four employees working when I swung by during my lunch break.

I've been going there for years - they have always given good service. Recently, I went for an oil…read morechange / Howard noted (and advised) that the oil drain plug was damaged (as if the last mechanic - at the dealership) had used the wrong size wrench) and will difficult to reinsert. Rather than using a pair of channel locks or vice grips to reinsert the plug, he advised me replaced (for only $5). 5 STARS FOR HOWARD AND LOST MTN EXPRESS LUBE.

I've been going there for years and can say they are the best place to go. Very friendly staff. The…read moreowner Brian is awesome. And dare I say HONEST mechanics which is a refreshing change! I highly recommend them. You can't go wrong.

My car had not been serviced properly for over 3 years since my move to Marietta. I saw their…read moreexcellent ratings online and took my car across town to them. I found the people in charge to be quite knowledgeable and the service was excellent! I trust Massey's to give me honest advice. They are not pushy. Massey is my new hometown go to for car services.

I went for an oil change advertised for $ 49.95. when I picked up the car Massey presented a bill…read morefor over $ 150. After a long discussion Massey lowered the price to $85.33. NEVER EVER GO TO THIS CARSHOP