Bmw service near Atlanta, GA

Import Auto is an independent auto repair shop with an emissions testing center located in Alpharetta, GA. We are on the north side of Atlanta on the Forsyth & Fulton County line, 6735 Atlanta Hwy, near the Midway Animal Hospital and Beverage Depot. We are family-owned and operated since 1993 serving customers from all parts of north Georgia with professional, and quality service.

Bavarian Motor Cars is North Georgia's premier BMW and Mini service provider!

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We have our 25 years of experience performing minor and major repairs to all makes and models. We can repair anything with a motor (ex. cars, trucks, SUVs, trailers, ATVs, lawn mowers and other yard tools)

True Automotive Woodstock is your Honest Approach to Car Care! We provide Concierge-Level services including Loaner Cars, Shuttles to/from Work or Home, 36,000 Parts and Labor Warranties (service available nation wide) with a fully transparent approach to vehicle care. We look at your car and see what it needs, and send you text/email updates with photos, descriptions and detailed pricing. Thousands of 5-star reviews can't be wrong, it's TRUE 5-star service!

Grayson Emissions http://www.graysonemissions.weebly.com We do emissions testing on ALL models years. We are affiliated with Tilly Mill Auto Service Center in Doraville, where we can diagnose and repair any emissions-related test failure.

Alan and the team at Top Notch took GREAT care of us, advocating on our behalf and helping me to understand how the process works and how insurance companies and body shops work with one another to resolve issues. Although we ended up having to total the car, so I didn't get to see their bodywork, I am confident that their customer advocacy and attention to detail would carry through into an outstanding repair. If we ever do need a body shop again, Top Notch will be my first and only choice. Brad Newell

He put the wrong catalytic converter on my vehicle and then even argued with the dealership that the it was an adequate part. He said there was a two year warranty on the converter but then claimed that the warranty was void after only a couple of months. The the local dealership tested the converter and told Harold that it was working but not perform adequately for the vehicle. Harold then told me that he would replace the converter with another one (which was to be the same as the one that was inadequate) "just to get me out of his hair and then he was done with it". When he was asked to refund some or all of the money he said "that's not gonna happen!".