Auto repair service near Oxford, CT

He posts false descriptions of the vehicles, and I mean really outlandish exaggerations as to the vehicles condition. He posts the ad nation wide so customers either have the car shipped or travel a good distance to pick it up. By that time he has you where he wants you. He'll offer a small discount or he keeps your deposit, and you schlep it back home a little poorer. Either way he wins. He (Arti) is a predator, but so for he has gotten away with it. The money he swindles is not enough to merit a law suit from out of town. I bought a car from him that he describe as "clean and rust free", as it turns out the car is so badly rusted that it is a total loss ($3000 repair for a 2003 car is just too much). If I could post pictures here you would be shocked. Listen to reason, and go elsewhere.

My family has been going to Rick for about twenty years. He's the best. Rick is a great mechanic who only does the work you need at a fair price. Plus, he gets the work done in a timely manner.

This is actually for Al Berger in Sales. We purchased a Mazda 5 from him and this guy should be a stand up comic. I have never had so much fun and clicked with a Car Salesman before. Before we knew it we were off in our new Mazda. Even if you dont buy there, just go for Al's humor alone.

Bob Thomas Ford recommended an unnecessary wheel alignment for my car. When asked whether the recommended alignment was necessary, Gary Shelomis, service manager, confirmed that it was necessary and that it needed to be fixed before I could drive my car. Because of the $130 price of the alignment, I asked for second opinions from Firestone and Town Fair Tire. Both reviewed a printout of Bob Thomas Ford’s alignment measurements and advised that an alignment would not be “necessary” and that $130 would be excessive for an alignment even if it were necessary.