I took my car to have it worked on and they figured out it was the pcm that was wrong with it. The…read morereceptionist forgot to order my parts when she was supposed to and they kept telling me days it would be ready and they ended up keeping it for 4 weeks and nothing got worked on, on top of that they had said my part was gonna cost around $600 dollars and said it was all gonna come out to about 3,000 dollars and that included labor as well. When I asked them why it was gonna cost that much they said it was because the part was a little more than they thought but was still around $600 for the part and couldn't tell me still why it was adding up to almost 3,000 dollars. I got a quote at Honda what it would be to fix my car and they gave me a quote for 1,000 for labor and part. Don't take your car here if you want to wait weeks on end and spend 2,000 dollars for labor.

From the owner: Superior Automotive is a trusted locally owned car service located in the Leicester, NC area. They…read morespecialize in services for auto repairs, oil changes, tune ups, engine repairs, engine rebuilding, transmission repair, CV joint service, muffler and exhaust system service, radiator replacement, battery replacements, computer diagnostics, state inspections, timing belt replacement,Tires and much more! They work on all makes and models. Contact today for more information or to schedule an appointment 828-515-5355

In the four years I've had building my late grandads 69 fastback, I've never had the service,…read morehonesty, or the quality of work that Eric showed me. His skill and attention to detail are worth way more than he asked in compensation. He was on time, on budget, extremely knowledgeable, and Courteous. Couldn't ask for a better Mechanic to help carry on the family legacy/give all my money to. I will be back.

From the owner: Specializing in automotive restoration, customization, and repair. From a frame off restoration, to…read morean oil change on your classic or your daily driver. We love building your dreams, more importantly, relationships with our customers! 2 Corinthians 5:17

All six of my family members have been "patients" at Mike's (prior to Rob of Elk Mountain buying…read morehim out) for at least a decade. Rob has followed Mike's tradition of honest, fair auto repairs. Won't say they're the cheapest but my family can attest that many, many of the others are far more expensive. I will always put my money on honesty and dependability to avoid the horror stories that abound. The premises are spotlessly clean, the mechanics are attentive, and Rob is clarity itself in explaining problems.

From the owner: Elk Mountain Motors is a full-service auto shop in Asheville NC specializing in European, Asian,…read moreand vintage automobiles.

Great service and reasonable price! I had several alignment issues after hitting a large pothole…read more They were great with getting everything back in shape with a reasonable price.

I can't even get into my vehicle after they touched it like the back hatchback will not open…read moreanymore because of what they did. I asked to have my battery checked on my mini Cooper and they did not itemize the list. They didn't tell me. They said they bought a tool to test it and that they cleaned the spark plugs but 30 minutes after leaving there my engine lights on and the car won't start when I went to go get tires and today I am leaving a Yelp because I can't get into my hatchback even the emergency pole. Whatever they did to it is f***** and it won't start and I gave him $100 for nothing. I expect a full refund. I demand a full refund

We had a tire going flat very very quickly. We are out of state and was lucky enough to see a gas…read morestation a few miles ahead. Down to 6% air when we pulled in to use air pump. Was directed by an employee to Hillmans, which happened to be under 2 mikes away. They found the problem, a puncture, fixed it at no cost and were friendly and efficient. Southern hospitality at its finest. God is good. If this had happened a few miles farther down the highway we would have been stranded. Thank you so much.

Luckily I've only had to get my car worked on twice since moving to NC but both times I brought it…read moreto the lovely people at Hillman. The staff are some of the friendliest people I've met and they get the job done efficiently. I feel like I'm talking to actual people when I come here not just a business like other shops. If you do need some TLC for your car do yourself a favor and go to Hillman.

As an elderly, disabled woman with no local family, I rely on Jimmy's Automotive to keep my only…read moremeans of transportation - my car - running smoothly and reliably. I get very anxious when something goes wrong or I don't understand something about my car and the staff at Jimmy's is always patient and gracious to answer and explain, even if I ask silly questions. (And I do ask silly questions - a lot of them.) Jimmy's mechanics keep my car in good shape and help me have peace about its upkeep and maintenance. Jimmy's staff does great mechanical work and they really care about their customers. The Customer Service reps (at the desk) are really great, they work with me regarding appointments and the repairs that I need. I am so thankful to be a Jimmy's Automotive customer for several years and I'll keep coming back. I recommend them highly.

I am sure they had the best intentions; however, we brought in an old car with what seemed to be a…read morebusted radiator. They said they were busy, but they would do a thorough inspection. We said "we just need it running". One week later, we get a thorough list of things to fix, including "polishing the headlights" all with a sum total of more than we paid for the car ($4500 on a 2004 car that was worth $4000). That should have been our clue to go elsewhere, but we trusted them and moved forward with the critical repairs, unaware of any risks. In their defense, they did say it could also be the gasket, but we do not know what that means or what it costs. After spending $2000 we learn that yes, the gasket was blown and that would cost $3000 to fix. (meaning, if they had their way, we would have spent $7500 on a car that was worth $4000.) If we had been made aware of this potentially LARGE risk, we would not have approved of the initial repairs, we would have just sold the car for parts. But instead we were stuck with paying $2k for a car that wouldn't run or adding another $3k for a car that still would need a few things. They claim to excel in customer service; however I do not feel confident in their motives. To me, good customer service involves working together with the customer to find a solution that makes the most sense, and helping the customer make the best decision while understanding the risks. It's not selling a cake for 2000 people when you're only expecting 50 guests. We took the car elsewhere to complete the repair, not because of the price, but because we didn't feel we could trust them to provide information for us to make a decision appropriate for the age of our car.