Great service and very reasonably priced. I highly recommend German-Swedish Auto for all of your repair needs. I've been using this business since 2008 and have never been disappointed.

I’ve taken my 540 BMW and 911 Porsche there for years. They have great services and reasonable prices.

Professional, prompt and fair. Highly recommended! I have taken our Saab, 2 Volvos and 1 BMW there over the past decade+ for service/repair and have always been very pleased.

I've had my 2001 Volvo fixed here dozens of times. I've always had the best service to my aging car and I've enjoyed the service ethic and exprtuse of the owner and his staff. The service people have a really extensive knowledge of my car, and it has a LOT of quirks! I would recommend this shop without hesitation. While my experience has been Volvo's, I would not hesitate to bring in my wife's 2010 Lexus RX 350, when the dealer CPO warranty is up.

I took my wife's car to this place....Benz E350 AMG.

The Service "C" was due (whatever that means), and it became my responsibility to get it taken care of after I laughed at my wife when she paid 250+ at the dealer for an oil change(aka service "B)".



The first thing I did was try to figure out exactly what service C was by googling around....The only info I could find was, "expect to pay between 200 and 700 dollars" and that it could be just about anything....(oil, breaks, tires, filters, plugs..blah blah). The official benz website says "C" for my make and model consists of oil, cabin air filter, break line flush, and tire rotation.

Next thing I did was try to find a place close by that did not have terrible reviews...

When I found this place, (8 reviews mostly positive) I decided to call the place and ask what service C was....Guy told me same thing as internet.

I figured this was my best bet and dropped my car off at 11:30 am.

upon arrival, I was surprised by the looks of the place from the outside, meaning, it is located in a building with a deli and a car parts store next door; so I thought to myself, where on earth do they fix the cars? I asked the guy, and he walked into the shop(back of building). I'm not a mechanic but it did appear to be state of the art, clean, and organized.

For what it's worth, the lobby looked nice enough as well... small seating area that was clean.

Guy called my by 1:30 to tell me my car needs an oil change, tire rotation, cabin filter replacement, brake line flush. That sounds familiar...so I said go ahead….

Charged me 500…guess I’m no better than my wife at this stuff, and btw, the price is the only reason for 4 stars. My guess is this would be slightly less than what dealers charge in this area from what I’ve seen on the message boards…

The car was ready by 4pm.