Diagnostic services service near Georgetown, IN

Great work as usual

I've been taking my cars here for over two years now because Louisville Fine Motorcars has won me over not with their dashing looks and stunning charm, but the quality and professionalism they bring to the table that other shops dream about. Luxury service at a price that everyone can afford? Who could say no? There is only two people in this world that touch my cars, me, and Louisville Fine Motorcars. Trust me, you wont be disappointed.

I was very impressed with the service. I had the car diagnosed and they told me the price and performed the job. Customer service with a smile! Very satisfied customer C Moore

Brenton is the best, period. I purchased my Aston Martin Vantage last year from a dealer in New Jersey. Days after it was shipped there was a leak. Brenton dealt with a difficult dealer, fixed my car and I never had to lift a finger. He tuned it in the process and I could not be happier. Brenton treats every car like it was his own. Clean shop, great service, and a great person!

We have used many mechanics in our years of driving. To me these guys at aamco dixie are top notch. From the communication to the diagnosis to the final bill. Charles and Travis took their job very seriously. They explained everything and did the job correctly. John the owner was involved through the whole process. Any questions and concerns became an after thought. They didn't let any issues arrive unexpectedly. Some people might say they are a little expensive but that's just not the case. They are very fair considering after job is done they are still there when needed. They are the best and it starts right at the top with John. Charles treats it like it's his own business. Travis the mechanic was an above average guy. I can see why they are in business. Because of the professional manner with which they do business. Other business's should copy their formula. Maybe we as people should start caring about each other as they care about their customers. We would live in a better world. Thanks guys. Michael and Lynn johnston.

Kevin provides great and quick auto repair service and brake repair service - definitely my go-to mechanic in the area.

I love German Imports, and I haven't even got my car back yet. Mr. Steve is simply wonderful!!!!!

GREAT BUNCH AND VERY FREINDLY. SERVICE A LOT MORE INVOLVED THAN EXPECTED. BUT THEY STOULD BY THERE ORIGINAL QUOTE AND NEVER ASK FOR MORE MONEY. I OWN AN UNUSUAL CAR RX8 MAZDA THAT NOT ALL SHOPS WELL SERVICE. HIGHLY RECOMEND AMERICAN BRAKE CENTER FOR ALL YOUR SERVICE NEEDS.

Stein charges $150 for a diagnostic and a "27 point inspection", a higher cost through the door than Tafel Motors. I took my Audi A4 to Stein to inspect a hidden coolant leak and an ignition issue. They quoted the job at $1200 (I later got this job quoted at Audi Louisville for $550). I declined to have the work done at Stein and went to retrieve my car and the presumedly thorough diagnostic analysis which consisted of a few statements: Plastic housing that couples multiple coolant hoses is leaking. Several coolant hoses need replacing. Technician checked the battery. Battery tested marginal and the terminals need cleaning. There was no breakdown of the cost of parts and labor of the quote, no mention of the check engine light, rear differential seal leaking, or oil filter housing leaking––all of which I know are problems that need addressing. When I asked the technician about the leak in the quattro system he replied "No, we didn't see anything wrong with it and we're very thorough." When I asked about the check engine light he replied "You didn't ask us to look at the check engine light; it automatically costs $150 to run the computer." You would think this would be mentioned in the pitch of the "extremely thorough diagnostic and 27 point inspection" –– except we can't take 10 minutes to get a computer reading on your check engine light. I voiced my disappointment in paying $120 (they knocked $30 off since the technician didn't take a full hour) for a service invoice with literally no valuable information on it and was able to coax some part numbers out of them. Of the six part numbers I was given, one was for the wrong engine and one was for a Porsche Cayenne. These guys are laughable.