Always friendly staff and being a women who doesn't know much about cars it is nice to be helped in…read morea way that your not looked down on. If they don't have what I want they get it ina day usually!

Leroy helped us out on very cold Saturday morning - tested out battery which was having trouble for…read morealmost nothing and steered us in the right direction. Thanks

In or near Two Harbors, MN and need a repair for a fair price? Find your way here, they can help…read moreyou out and/or steer you in the right direction. 5 star business.

I've had work done Duluth Dent Repair and the results have always been outstanding. I highly…read morerecommend this company, run by Phil Martinnen. You won't be disappointed!! Mike Abramsnn

Phil was awesome. The job he did on our Ford F250 Platinum was spectacular! The truck slid on ice…read morein our yard into a tree causing dents on the rear passenger door. You cannot even tell anything happened. No painting involved which was the HUGE plus. He even gave the truck a bath! Phil is a hidden gem. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

We've had a few occasions to use Uncle Dunbars and have been very happy with them. They are easy to…read moredeal with, very accommodating and their work is excellent. The next time I need body work, they will be who I use.

I cannot recommend Foreign Affairs based on my experience…read more I brought my Volvo in for an oil leak. While waiting for parts, I began noticing a clicking/grinding sensation under my left foot while turning and specifically asked them to inspect the driver's side front suspension/steering. I was told everything looked good. After the cam plug repair, my car was almost out of oil on my first trip out of town a day later. I called and was told to keep adding oil. Over the next two months I added approximately three quarts of oil, far more than the roughly one quart between oil changes I had experienced before the repair. Shortly afterward, my CV axle boot tore, throwing grease around the wheel. After several phone calls, the owner acknowledged they had missed the issue I originally asked them to inspect and replaced the boot at no charge. Unfortunately, the problems continued. I was later told another cam plug was leaking and that parts had been ordered, but I never received a follow-up call. I also felt my concerns about the persistent clicking/grinding were repeatedly dismissed, and different invoices described the complaint differently than I had reported it. I ultimately sought a second opinion. Another shop repaired the remaining cam plug leak for less than foreign affairs charges, replaced the CV axle, and was able to remove the axle without replacing the transmission after I had been told I might eventually need one because the axle was seized. What disappointed me most wasn't that my older vehicle needed repairs--it was the communication and how difficult it was to get clear answers. I also felt frustrated that my final bill exceeded the quoted amount because a coolant top-off was added without asking me first. Throughout all of this Jeff told me to "give him a break, we are overwhelmed". I left feeling less confident in my car than when I brought it in, and I cannot recommend this shop based on my experience.

I brought my 1993 300 ZX convertible to Foreign Affairs last summer because it was running rough…read more I pointed out to them that it might well be the fuel injectors. However they thought it was spark plugs. When i went to pick up the car they informed me it couldn't be picked up because they didnt realiize the didnt order coils.That was the first delay. . After spark plugs failed to make a difference, they then agreed it was probably the fuel injectors. For a period of 4 to 6 weeks they kept the car and informed me that they though they were trying every day they couldn't locate fuel injectors. I finally became so frustrated that I searched for them and found them in one phone call. Things got worse though, when they installed the fuel injectors for what they told it was going to be $1500 and then me an additional $700 with no explanation. When I point that out,they took the $700 off, with no explanation as to why the overcharge was there in the first place. They had also represented that they would keep this collector car in the garage while they were holding it ,but they clearly never did ,as it was clearly dirty from several rains, and more importantly there were several stains on the door upholstery from the mechanic getting in and out. This is the worst experience I've ever had with any auto repair shop, and having car disease that has led me to purchase many older cars over the years I have dealt with several.

Crapweasels. Was given the runaround on the availability of…read morea second key and then was referred to another family member who wasn'tmuch help. I picked it up and within 100 miles, there was a terrible noise coming from the front left wheel. I was a little distracted cause that within those first 100 miles, I also realized that the infotainment microphone didn't work, the gas tank lid doesn't stay open when you pull the latch, it only stays open while you pull it. So by the time I got around to looking at that issue, I realized one of the lug nuts is really worked off the wheel bolt. It was the wheel wobbling making the awful noise. This seemed super odd since it was 100 miles in, and when I pull it off the stripped lug nut falls off with a goopy lock seal dripping all over the stripped bolt. At this point, it's the Monday after Thanksgiving and this place isn't open on Monday. So I take it to a shop and while they are fixing the wheel, they inform me and show me the cracked alternator belt and confirmed the lock seal substance was recently applied. I nearly lost it at this point- minor lie about the keys but the idiot kid Asher looked like he was still learning how to shave so I let it go. Gas tank lid could have broke after I drove off the lot for all I know. But you let my family get in a car with a wobbly janky wheel? What would've happened if the wheel came off while they drove, or took a sharp turn, etc.? The application of that substance is a clear indication they knew there was an issue but wanted to save $75 fixing a wheel bolt? And no way an alternator belt cracks up in under 100 miles. But I figured I failed, I did verbally ask if there were issues but no I didn't inspect every inch of the $17k car. And I never reached out to them. I mean who reaches out to the person who flagrantly cheats them and endangers the lives of their family?? Certainly not. Now today- 3 weeks in, I learn the windshield fluid dispenser on the back window doesn't work. What else will I find? Who knows! What will you find wrong in your new Anderson Motors car? Nothing, cause hopefully you learn from my mistakes and leave these crapweasels alone.

I purchased a 2014 Subaru Outback from Anderson Motors a couple of months back. Asher made the…read moreprocess simple and there was no pressure or pushy sales tactics to buy the car which was a nice change of pace from other dealers I've been too. About a month after buying the car, I noticed a rattle from the car while accelerating. Despite having no warranty or obligation, Asher and crew took a look at the car and fixed the problem, which ended up just being a loose exhaust heat shield. Overall, a great experience from this local dealership.

My car was very dirty and I went through and it didn't get thoroughly clean. The owner was around…read moreand he let me run it through again at no charge and even scrubbed around the wheel well where there was stubborn dirt to be removed. Very nice guy. Patronize this business!!

Great customer service great staff friendly probably the best pricing around town for oil changes…read more Staff will explain findings on vehicles first come first serve no appointments required

Oil change was $92 when I've paid around $60 every other time I've gone to this same location. I…read moreasked why there was such a significant price increase and was not given a clear answer. When I brought out my previous receipts to ask for clarification, the staff seemed visibly miffed that I was questioning the difference. The new receipt also didn't break down the cost of the oil, filter, labor, etc. the way my previous receipts did, which made the whole experience feel even less transparent. On top of that, my previous oil changes were consistently set for 5,000 miles, but this time it was only set for 3,000 miles without any explanation. I'm very disappointed with this experience. I don't mind paying more when there's a legitimate reason, but I expect a business to be transparent about a nearly $30 price increase and provide a clear breakdown of what I'm being charged for. Unfortunately, this experience felt shady, and I would not recommend this location.