These guys are professional and legit. I brought my Audi Q5 to them for a coolant leak. They…read morefound the issue, gave me a fair quote and got the job done the next day! I highly recommend them!

In the past 21/2+ years my 2011 VW diesel Jetta has had some problems with the Particulate filter…read moreand a couple other issues. The car has a lot of miles on it but for the most part it runs well. They were very helpful in fixing the problems each time. They went the "extra mile" both times. The cost was very reasonable for the work done. I'd highly recommend them to anyone needing a decent auto repair by some nice folks. Alex in particular was very good in getting things done. I appreciate them and if I ever have more problems(hoping not) no question, I'd go to them again. Try them if you need auto repairs.

Moz was fantastic! I brought in my car for service and couldn't be happier with how I left. He was…read morehelpful, transparent, and upfront with all the work that needed to be done along with what could wait. Francisco was also super helpful and thorough. Super nice too and he explained everything I needed since I don't know much about cars. I look forward to returning for the next tune up!

I think I found a new neighborhood mechanic for my GLB250! Yelp lead me to A&M and the reviews are…read moreindeed true. My experience was excellent and seamless from start to finish. I had my front brakes and rotors replaced. All staff were very friendly and helpful, they even returned my car a bit early. Pricing that was quoted was what I paid. No funny business at the end. I'm grateful to have stumbled across A&M. Don't hesitate to stop by if you're looking for trustworthy and reliable service for your vehicle.

my car got an oil change at a tire shop and they didn't inform me about this HORRENDOUS LEAK…read more... THIS PLACE is basically the greatest shop i've taken my car to i11 won't take it anywhere else thank you guys so much for the honest pricing and upfront reality about my car. and the Uber?! You guys are the best !!

So far so good. I've used them three times and never felt like I was being taken advantage of --…read morewhich is how the Mini dealership in Hawthorne has made me feel. I wish I knew more about cars so I could give an informed review.

You never told me it needed to be coded and it doesn't. I asked you to only replace the actuator,…read morebut you replaced the whole locking assembly, including the key cylinder. I asked you specifically not to replace that part, so I can use the original key. So, I had to bring my car BACK to get rekeyed! If you told me prior, why did I have to bring my car back? LOL I owned my own repair shop in Pacific Palisades, I know what I'm talking about. So yeah, I know how to source my own parts, and it was the correct part. Like I said, "Ripped Off!" I would not recommend this place. $345 job turned out to be almost $900.

I had a clock spring issues with my 2011 Toyota Prius and Neff and the team were able to…read moretroubleshoot until we found the issue. If your horn is going off nonstop, this is likely the issue. In the process they identified that I had a worse problem, I needed head gasket / engine work. They were honest in telling me that I should not complete the clock spring fix (smaller repair but still significant cost as I'm a student) until we decided to do a full engine replacement, advising me not to spend the money unless I planned to do the larger job. I got multiple quotes and M&N was the best value in the LA area by me (Westwood). Neff has been attentive and helpful and I have not had issues yet (3 months out).

These guys know what they are doing. Patient, practical,…read moreeasy, good at only one thing: transmissions. Transmissions can be a real mother. I waited for an hour and the problem was fixed. A nagging, stomping, jittering transmission was completely back on track! I can recommend

Worst mechanic experience I've ever had…read more The initial price seemed low, but the entire experience felt dishonest. I was repeatedly given questionable explanations that seemed designed to justify additional charges. I brought my car in for a transmission fluid change because another mechanic had already diagnosed that the transmission fluid needed to be replaced due to a warning light on my dashboard. After the service, the warning light was still on. Instead of checking whether the code had simply not been cleared, they immediately told me there must be another issue with the car and that I needed additional diagnostics. The explanation was vague and didn't make much sense, especially since it appeared that the code had not been cleared after the service. To make matters worse, they left my window open while working on the car. When I picked it up, the window would no longer close completely. This problem did not exist before I brought the car in. When I pointed it out, they dismissed it as "just an old car issue" and suggested I would need to pay more to have it fixed. If you don't want your car coming back with new problems and questionable explanations, I strongly recommend taking your vehicle somewhere else.

Very happy with both the service and pricing I was given here!…read more I needed my mounts serviced /replaced (for my BMW), and it was my first time getting this done. I had gone around to different shops to get estimates, see what they said my car needed, and also look into customer reviews, etc. Rafi outmatched all pricing offers and got the job done in less than half a day. Highly recommend. My mount was successfully replaced and my car was good to go.

Here I am updating my review again…read more All these years later. A new mechanic has determined that this shop did bad work. My waterpump was replaced, and despite the receipt showing it was an Audi part, it was actually a shi tty aftermarket part. Now I'm having to pay to replace it again with a genuine Audi part. Additionally, the alleged that they replaced the oil pan gasket and it either wasn't done correctly. Or they used the wrong type of sealant because that also needs to be replaced. Avoid coming here.

I don't know anything about cars so I'm often weary of going to the mechanic. But Adam's takes all…read moremy worries away. Everyone there is polite, straightforward, and honest. I never feel pressured to have additional work done and when I have questions or want opinions I always receive helpful answers. I've been taking my cars here for years and they're running great because of this crew!

I am extremely disappointed with my experience here. I brought my car in on October 6th 2025 for a…read morediagnostic knowing I needed an oil change and possibly had an oil leak. I paid $130 for what was supposed to be a full diagnostic.. a thorough report of issues found after inspection. Instead, I got a single vague paragraph on paper (quote 1) summarizing $2,000+ in repairs with no itemized breakdown. I asked for photos, and they showed me pictures of my engine filters (note you have to get pass air ducts for this). Later that day I requested an itemized quote and suddenly the total dropped by nearly $1,000. Some of the issues just disappeared from the quote. That was my first red flag. How does a "diagnosis" of the same car change that drastically within hours? What did I pay $130 for if not an accurate inspection and record of the car's condition? I decided to check things myself. I ordered my own cabin, engine, and oil filters online for around $35 total (they quoted $180). I replaced the cabin filter in five minutes. Then I went to replace the engine air filter and immediately saw two large tears in both air intake ducts ... the hoses that deliver air into the engine (pre-filter at least). But both were completely ripped. This was never mentioned in either diagnostic, quote 1 or 2 despite being obvious... I paid $130 for them to "inspect" my car, and they missed something anyone could see under the hood? That's not just sloppy... it's negligent. And since accessing the engine filter requires moving those ducts, they had to have seen it. So, recap: I paid $130 for a diagnostic that missed two gaping holes in the air intake ducts something front and center. If I hadn't checked, I'd still be driving with this glaring issue. It's hard not to wonder if I was brushed off because I'm a woman. Im not the type to take someone's word without checking. This felt either lazy or deliberately dishonest. Fast forward to October 11, I came back for what I assumed would be a simple oil change. I'd already paid $130 for the lacking diagnostic, I believe I was informed with my initial quote that would go towards other services. Nope. They charged another $160. But I didn't have the energy to argue and I was planning to bring up the ducts. No one mentioned them... not even when I asked if there were any other issues. So I walked outside opened the hood pointed at the ripped hose and asked "What's this, and why wasn't it in my diagnostic?" The man looks me dead in the eye and says, "Oh, that's not really a big deal... most people don't fix that." Excuse me? I paid for a diagnosis and someone decided this shouldn't be included. Make it make sense. After pressing, he admits it should be replaced... something I already knew since I'd ordered both ducts for $30 online. Then he gives me a verbal quote of $55. I ask him to print it (because I'm not doing he said she said). He writes it up adding "no labor charge" like he's doing me a favor. I already had both parts sitting in my car. When I got home, I realized the quote was for one side the one I'd pointed at. Both were torn. At this point, I've lost all trust in this location. They're not transparent, not thorough, and the way they handled my situation was insulting. I hoped I could trust them with my car, but instead I learned a hard lesson. I'll now personally verify every service I pay for. If you rely on shops for maintenance.. open your hood. Watch a few videos. Understand what's being done before paying the "convenience" premium. Many of these fixes are simple and inexpensive. TL;DR: - Paid $130 for a "diagnostic" that missed two huge air duct tears. - Received inconsistent quotes -- price dropped $1,000 after asking for details. - No transparency or accountability. - Dismissive attitude when confronted. - Trust broken. Would not return.

After taking my BMW to the dealership for service, they found that my rear brake control arms were…read morebent and recommended replacing them. Their estimate? Nearly $6,000. I almost had a heart attack. Wanting a second opinion, I found Josh at Haus. I sent him the BMW inspection report and instead of immediately agreeing with the dealership, he told me it looked like there might be another option but that he'd need to inspect the car first. He was able to get me in quickly, and within a few hours he called with the best news I could have hoped for. The control arms didn't NEED to be replaced. They were able to carefully bend them back into position and Josh told me that's what he would have done on his own vehicle. The total bill for inspecting the car and making the repair was only a couple hundred bucks Finding an honest mechanic can feel impossible these days, but Josh earned my trust. He is knowledgeable, straightforward, and isn't interested in selling repairs that aren't actually needed. You hear stories all the time about repair shops taking advantage of customers and my experience with Haus was the exact opposite. I can't tell you how relieved I was after getting that phone call. Josh saved me thousands of dollars and he gave me confidence that I had found a shop I can trust. I'll absolutely be bringing my BMW back to Haus for any future service and repairs. Highly recommend!

I suspected my wheel bearings were on the way out on my '06 Mini and called in to schedule an…read moreappointment. All the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable, and they agreed to take the car around the block the day before my appointment to confirm my suspicions prior to ordering the parts. Everything was done well, and they did a routine inspection as well to point out other general maintenance issues that needed to be addressed in the future. I was curious as to how bad the bearings had become, and the mechanic happily brought out the old ones to show my how badly they were grinding. All quoted part and labor prices were very fair, and I was also impressed by the generous warranty period their offer on their work. I'm overall very pleased and am planning on coming back for jobs I don't want to do myself.