Worst people to deal with, all they are eyeing for is your money with no intention to fix your…read moreproblem or give you the worst fix possible so you have to go back to them. The shop owner Tony, is rude and impatient and Mohamed who helps him in the shop is a fraud. They did the worst fix possible to our truck which broke down and we had to tow it and when we asked for a refund both got loud (it was a $500 refund for the "hour" that they checked the truck and a button that we never needed to begin with). Bottom line, if you value your vehicle and demand respect and patience from your mechanic, you should never go to this guy. Instead I would recommend Acculine Automotive in Pickering, that guy is a gem.

Can't say enough good things about Vito & co. A great, friendly bunch, and Vito makes sure I don't…read moreoverpay for work I don't need. I'll always go back. Great shop.

Legit, legit, legit!!!! Because how often do we hear appalling stories about these scam oil change…read moreads for $19.99 that result to an unforeseen heart attack on the final bill? Look it up on Youtube, you get countless hidden camera episodes that focus on deceitful false advertising from auto repair shops leaving consumers feeling a little less rich and screwed to the max. HEARTLESS PIGS! Dave is a direct and a real genuine human in an undisguised mechanic body that will give your auto 'buddy' the right touch so that it's back on the road taking you from A to Z without having to worry, "Did they use the right oil, or was it Canola? Dang it! OMG, people without a vehicle at the moment do not know how lucky they are that the only thing they have to worry about is their presto card refills!!!" Like really people, we go through too much already to have to even fight this kind of battle!! You call this place up, already booking some days is quite tedious as their shop is humbly set up, enough for only a few vehicles at a time and the work is tediously done without the acquisitive approach on giving quotes on excess work you don't need at the moment. Honest and hard working, the place where our gas guzzlers get pampered in the hands of sincere mechanics. This place is not only close to home, but definitely close to my wallet when it comes to a quick oil change, maintenance all year round and expert advise on how to care for your lover on wheels.

Found this place on recommendation of Antica, the body shop next door…read more The owner Dave is very easy going and personable. Without an appointment he lifted my car to take a look at what was wrong and proceeded to show me, in detail (and plain english) what was wrong with my brakes, exhaust etc. I knew I needed brake and exhaust work, and all other mechanics I visited gave me a rough estimate without explaining how, why or what specific work was required. Dave was happy to have me watch as he inspected my car, and then gave me a very fair estimate. When I picked up my car the next day, the final bill was actually less than he estimated, plus he changed the air filter (something he noticed that needed to be done while he was working on the car) Definitely a positive experience with a trustworthy mechanic in Toronto. Not the closest most convenient location to me (I live downtown), but just north of Finch Subway station (either walk or bus). I'll definitely be seeing Dave again next time my car has any trouble, and will be recommending him to family and friends.

I have been driving for more decades than I care to mention, so I know that maintenance inevitably…read morebecomes a necessary--and often annoying--part of car ownership. Mark-Caesar is an exception to the rule when it comes to the many issues owners have to deal with. First and foremost, he is a real, thoughtful mechanic, not just a technician who replaces parts. He is also often less expensive than dealerships, while delivering higher-quality work--especially as your vehicle ages. Years ago, I owned a Sienna that leaked oil. The former Weitzes Toyota "repaired" it for $900, only for the oil light to come back on. Their solution was that I should consider buying a new vehicle rather than addressing the issue. Mark was aghast at that suggestion. He recommended an oil change with a high-zinc content, asked me to monitor the oil, and return when it dropped by 1L. The issue was resolved for under $200, and I was able to keep the vehicle for several more years. On another occasion, an extended family member's Venza had a non-functioning left high beam. The dealership ed a very expensive and unnecessary $3,000+ repair to replace the entire headlight assembly. Mark identified the actual part causing the problem and resolved the issue for less than a third of the dealership's quote. He is straightforward, honest, and genuinely has his customers' best interests at heart. In fact, if your vehicle is no longer worth repairing, he will tell you honestly to get rid of it. I have happily recommended friends and family members to Mark-Caesar's, and they have become regular customers who all sing his praises. You would be hard-pressed to find anyone equal to him, never mind better.

Mark is one of the good ones. It is one of life's great pleasures to find a mechanic you trust…read more Mark is always trying to get my car back on the road as efficiently as possible while effectively giving me the necessary details to decide what gets repaired now and what can wait.

Chi is my go to for any regular maintenance for my car. He's quick and will try to fit you in asap…read more He's also one of the more honest mechanics I've worked with. The only time I don't use him is for more specialized problems with my GTI. Otherwise he's my first call every time. Would definitely recommend him.

I'm not a car enthusiast, but I can't imagine living without my car. It is like an extension of…read moreme. It allows me to be Jacques Cousteau, on land. I wanted to drive a car as far as I can remember. My parents have a picture of me at the age of around 3 sitting on my father's lap grabbing the steering wheel of our Mustang and looking quite serious as if I was focusing on passing someone on the track and ready to give the finger. Instead of roller coasters as a kid, I loved the cars you could actually steer, albeit limited to a track at Centerville. I loved the bumper cars and later on go-karts. It was about freedom and control. It wasn't as much about the machine to me, as I wasn't a gear head. I didn't care as much about the performance of my car, or what the rims looked liked, or how I could lower my car. I will admit, I did have a short phase of that, and did have a sports car, but predominately it was the fact it expanded my world. Even at a young age, back when 12 year olds could run around the neighbourhood without having a tracking device on them, I would explore. I would wander the downtown core of Toronto until it got dark and had to go home for dinner. Because of my years of exploring, I know the downtown core like the back of my hand. There is no street I don't know east of Bathurst, west of Broadview from the waterfront to Bloor. I would walk and walk and walk. My world expanded when I finally bought my own bike. For the next several years, I'd hop on my bike and just ride. I went on every trail the city had to offer and my expeditions became greater. It would bring me to the eastern edges of Scarborough, the western front of Etobicoke and northern regions of Thornhill. When I got sick of those trails, I'd make even bigger treks, and a few times even multi-day trips out to St. Catherines and even Lake Simcoe. It wasn't about the cycling it self, but as a kid who was predominately confined to a 2 km square diameter of the downtown core. 50 km away might as well be Egypt. When I finally got sick of riding the TTC to York University from downtown, and figured that each school year, I would have spent 1 full week of my life riding the subway. I got a car. A crappy little tiny car from a buddy of mine in which my insurance cost more than the car itself. This gave me access to an even bigger world. I was finally able to make friends from Markham and Mississauga and Richmond Hill, and Woodbridge and Scarborough. I would drive and drive and drive. I drove to Montreal. I drove to Ottawa. I drove to Buffalo. I drove to Boston. I drove to Manhattan. And since then I've been looking for a reliable mechanic. Luckily for me I haven't had too many issues with my cars, but I'd go where ever I could find a deal. But after all these years I've never found someone I felt comfortable with. I want that same relationship with my mechanic like with my Doctor. I want someone I can trust. Someone I could respect. I've been reading about 360 auto and this guy named Chi for years now. He's essentially synonymous with a good honest mechanic and Honda vehicles if you just google "honda mechanic Toronto". I finally went in to see him and was extremely happy with the service. Turns out he and his crew all originate from the downtown core like me. He didn't seem to want to hustle like every other mechanic I've ever been to. The price was fantastic. I've needed a rear brake job, and got a quote of $600 from the dealership. Then got a quote of $350 from Master Mechanics whom I had previously been going to, however they're just not open on the weekends. And finally $250 from Chi. Provided everything holds up like it should, and every indicators from other web forums it should, they blow everyone else out of the water. Jacques Cousteau would be proud. Now I can go back to my explorations...

Apex Auto is known for their quality maintenances services for Subaru and other Japanese cars. I…read morecame with my partner in the recent visit to get an oil change. Their prices are about 30% cheaper than directly at the dealership (don't quote me on it, that's what my partner says). He has been using them for over 5 years. There was a hiccup one time last summer. They did over tighten the the bolt when they changed the oil causing oil leakage and a lot of panic from us. However, going back they fixed it for us for free. The most recent visit on Friday was seamless, took all together about 30mins with a pre-booked appointment. We will be back.

Very professional and prompt services. Attending customers with utmost respect, care and…read moreunderstanding. I highly recommend Apex Automotive Solutions. The mechanics specialize in Subaru aside from other fine cars. Thank you.

This repair shop is the best in Toronto. The owner Peter is amazing. All staff friendly and…read morehelpful. Excellent service. Honest and reliable. Always in timely manner. Very satisfied. Will gladly refer friends and family. Thank you. Ohhhh yes all my girlfriends go to this shop because they never try to upsell you things you don't need, taking advantage of women who have little clue about car repairs. So yes 5 star service and honesty.

This is a excellent auto shop by far. I had some last minute issues with my car n being busy season…read morethey were booked however the owner still told me to come by later in the evening. They attended to my issues n I was good to go. I definitely would recommend this business n found my new mechanic.

i took my car to the dealership and they tried to push all sorts of repairs on me. i took it to s&s…read moreand they did what was needed. imho, finding an honest mechanic isn't the easiest thing, but to me it's the most important thing. s&s is friendly and professional. one thing to note: they can be busy. phone ahead for an appointment. i'll be going back. i'll update this review in the future.

I would like to start this review with the principal fact that I had the work on my vehicle done in…read moreMay, and today is Sept 7. The work was done well and I had no complaints with the service end of the business. Today I had a security issue on my vehicle that required my attention on the built In cameras In my vehicle. I discovered downloads of multiple videos of the garage staff using the vehicle for errands through the core of the city downtown and away from the garage. Inappropriate unacceptable and will not return nor word of mouth this business.

Needed an oil change and transmission fluid change for my Mdx. Acura stealership quoted me about…read more$400. These guys were less than half of that.... $160. I ended up getting synthetic for $30 extra. The guy running it is very friendly. I waited at a McDonalds about 10min walk away (alternatively there is limited seating at the mechanic). Cash discount

victor is the best. so honest. so good. I don't even have honda/Acura anymore but still take…read moremy Jeep. hardworkimy/honest guy - you can't find a better mechanic. I drive a long way just to go to his shop. so worth it.