Where is the Best Auto Repair in Cincinnati, Ohio?
Mike has worked on my cars for over 20 years. Not only have the repairs been properly done (no rework) pricing has been fair and in some cases much less than other quotes. The first time we met I had gotten a transmission repair quote from two places, both over $1200… Mikes fixed it for $325. and he fixed it right.It doesn’t matter now if he’s a bit high; I know it will be done correctly by a skilled and honest man.Pros + Honest, still learningCons – too good, too busy…
I’ve met several Saab owners over the past 2 years that stopped me to ask about my car. When I asked where a good mechanic is, they all recommend Danny at Stephen’s Foreign Car Svc.I took my 2004 9-3 Aero in today for an oil change and to have a couple of problems checked out. Danny gave me an honest assessment of a noise I was hearing this winter that may be related to cold weather and suggested no additional repairs. He also looked at my fuel gauge problem, gave me an estimate but didn’t pressure me to have the costly repair and almost seemed to be recommending against it. He gave a thorugh and honest assessment of the condition of other wearable parts… brakes were good… needs new tires in a few thousand miles (even though he doesn’t sell tires)… etc.I’ve never had this honest treatment from a mechanic before. Most places like to give you a menu of additional things you can have “fixed.” My new Saab mechanic is Danny at Jim Stephen’s Foreign Car Service.Pros + Hon
friendly,courteous, thorough, trusting old fashioned service! The waiting room is clean & no smokingpolicy is welcome. The staff is very professional & they don’t oversell or grocery shop the car…They offer drop off & pick up service for their customers…that live in the area. They’ve been in the business since 1942 & know most of their customers on a first name basis. Pros + clean, professional, trustingCons – busy
