My wife and I just purchased a 97 Miata from Walker just over two weeks ago. I took it in to be…read morelooked over by another shop a couple days later to just examine the state of the vehicle and perform any normal maintenance that might need to be done. Upon closer inspection we found that not only did 2 rear brake calipers and 4 brake pads need to be swapped(the rear brakes barely had any pad left), but there were 2 large bends in the frame below. See photos below. Trying to come to terms with this problem, I decided to just pay close attention to the car on the road and to move on. Just 10 days later the car stalls on me and starts making loud knocking noises. I pull over, check the oil (fine) and go home in frustration to deal with getting it towed the next day. Fast forward two days, the car is on a lift, sub-frame removed to inspect the crankshaft and lower parts of the engine and I'm now being told I'm better off buying a new engine. Two weeks in, I'm going to have spent thousands on a car that I've put less than 300 miles on. I understand used cars are used cars, but I figured I'd reach out to see if Walker could offer any assistance given the unfortunate circumstance I'm now placed in. After finally managing to get someone to speak with me, I've been told they'll do nothing because it worked when they had it. I was even told initially that the undercarriage is in good condition. Did they not see the massive problems with the frame? I thought buying a Mazda from a Mazda dealership would imply the vehicle would leave the lot with brakes and last. Very dissatisfied, would not recommend!

I've lived all over the U.S. with Volkswagens and this is consistently the best place I have ever…read morehad my car(s) serviced. I have the Turbo Diesel Golf which is an unusual car up here due to its lack of availability in Vermont. When looking for a good place to service my car I inquired with other Volkswagen diesel owners in VT and they all said that Walker is the best. I was surprised that a dealer was everyone's top choice but now I know why. Initially I was shocked at the way in which the service people communicated with me. Totally down to earth demeanor with a clear desire to understand what is going with your vehicle. No questions are stupid questions here. These guys are patient like VW Saints. Seriously. You're never made to feel like you're wasting their time. (They're all great guys but Terry is especially fabulous). The other tremendous thing about Walker's service department is the practicality with which they treat the repairs. The outrageous estimates I used to get at other places are consistently countered with more cost-effective solutions at Walker. I love "Erma" (yes I named my Golf) and Walker keeps her driving and thriving.

From my sales to service and everything in between, highly professional, honest team. Super happy…read morecustomers!

I've been very happy with the service I've received. Staff is friendly and take the time to review…read morewhat was a must vs what should eventually be done with no pressure. Repairs have been great with no follow up needed.

They were able to diagnose my issues in a short manner, very attentive friendly and cost effective…read morefor every thing I had.

Skilled lead mechanic (Peter Bormann), but lots of bill padding. $30 for 25 sec code readout?…read more Also had some repairs and then shortly after ordered some tires. Tires mounted with a note: car will not pass inspection next month. Then let me know before I sink hundreds for 4 tires! The structural rust would have been evident at time of repair visit. Even the local highway department stopped using them years ago. At one time, Mann & Machine were the only ones I'd go to - not anymore.

These people are awesome. We were traveling from out of state and our check engine light goes on…read more We stopped there, they took the time to hook up our car to the computer to diagnose the very simple problem. They didn't charge us anything. The kindness was so much appreciated!

Great team, accommodating on timing and phasing work, fixed issue quickly, reasonably priced…read more Highly recommend.

Had a minor car issue and they took us in and fixed it within 30min, gave a small reasonable…read morecharge. Got to meet their dog Scout who was super friendly and made this a fun visit.

Helped us out in a pinch. We were on a trip through Vermont, and after a Tire Warehouse had to…read morebreak a lug nut off to get a tire off to fix a leak, we were in Warren with a car that had a tire with four out of five lug nuts. Since I knew it might be a part they might not have, I stopped at the auto parts store down the street, picked up the lug nut and stem, and brought it to Hap's. They had it fixed 20 minutes later and it cost 20 bucks.

I decided to go salvage and got a nice little car. It worked fine for a couple of months, then…read morestarted having problems. No help from the place as I was past the thirty day warranty. The owner is incredibly rude, and wasted so much of my time. I'm sure I'm one of the few who will give them a bad review, but truthfully, I'll never go salvage again.

We initially had some issues with our 2015 Nissan Versa but Paya's was responsive and fixed it…read moreafter a couple of tries. No issues in the two years since then. I see lots of Paya's vehicles on the road, and based on our experience, I don't think I would hesitate to buy from them again.

I had a minor issue with an oil leak following an oil change done by another garage back in my home…read morestate of NJ. These folks got me right in for a fast look and a very reasonable charge to correct a loose drain plug. They could not have been more attentive. I was a first time customer but was treated like an old friend. I would return in a heartbeat.

While this auto repair shop appears to have friendly and expert staff, I would not recommend it for…read moresomeone from out-of-state because I sense that it has one de facto price for locals--that is, expected-repeat-customers--and another one for other customers. One way to overcharge customers is by working on two cars simultaneously and charging each customer individually. Another is to round up labor charges at the margins. The dealer charges a 4% credit card fee and $100/hour for labor. But as the above examples illustrate, my concern is not about the de jure hourly rate, just the basis on which they were applied. If you're not price sensitive--and this is the only auto dealer that I believe is currently operating in Jeffersonville--I would not hesitate to recommend this dealer even if you are an easy mark. As for the recently closed other auto repair shop in Jeffersonville, my family used him for many years and never had such an experience.

Jordan and the ENTIRE team at Jason Leo's automotive are always helpful and true. They explain…read moreeverything that is wrong or NOT wrong with your vehicle. I had purchased my new (used) car in Glenns Falls NY and though that dealership offered my first service free, I choose not to go there and take my vehicle to Jason Leo's. I have been going to them for the past 6 years for everything from oil changes to tires to brakes to state inspections. Heck Jordan even gave me good review on the HONDA PILOT for our growing family, so that is what we purchased. Take your vehicle to them trust me you will not be disappointed or taken advantage of. Thanks for all you do! Angela and Erin 2018 Honda Pilot

I used Jason Leo's in 2024 when I had a serious puncture on one tire. They are nearby to my…read morelocation so getting to a station for service nearby was important. I inflated the punctured tire and was there in under 4 minutes, left my vehicle off and walked back home. They had my tired repaired an hour later and I picked up my vehicle. I was truly impressed in how I was a walk-in with no appointment, yet, they squeezed me in on very short notice and I was on my way in short time! When shopping for new 4 new tires in Fall 2025, I certainly wanted to get a quote from them and it was very competitive to anyone else around. They don't offer free puncture repair or free rotation, but, that wasn't a critical requirement and I also felt I owed a local/Vermont company my business over using a national chain store, taking into account the puncture repair done there in 2024. I dropped off my vehicle for the 9am appointment and my car was ready at 10:40am and ready to go! Impressive! I had a few questions later in the day regarding TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) and stopped by to ask and had all questions answered clearly and completely. Well done! My vehicle will be out of warranty soon and due to both the short distance from my home, but, also and more importantly, the quality of work done here and the promptness to get me in and out so well, I'll be a customer here,... ongoing. For my first experience at Jason Leo's with a pricey investment into my vehicle, I'm feeling that I'm in very good hands and made the right choice of where to get my work done.