Brake repair service near Lansing, KS

Our ASE Certified and Master Certified Service Advisers and Technicians are ready, willing and able to listen to your specific needs and provide quality, friendly service. Our clean, and environmentally safe, Kansas City, MO auto repair facility uses the latest in service and diagnostic equipment available. 8025 Troost Ave Kansas City, MO 64131 | 816-361-0000

I have used David & team for over 3 years now. I would recommend them for any type of work. Very reasonable. David is fantastic at explaining things in detail & talking through what needs to be fixed. I am a single mother & never worried a bit about being ripped off. Most genuine, honest mechanic I have ever come across! Jennifer Pool

I took my suv back in August for Ac repair front and rear. Thought it got repaired it's April and Ac is not working if I bring Ac in for repair the Ac shouldebeen repaired not patched to have to bring back later but then warranty don't cover repairs because they claim it's leaking from hoses. The I'm told other problems about my vehicle I didn't even ask about. Not satisfied and they weren't helpful at all

German Imports has been at this North Kansas City location since 1997 and is convenient to downtown commuters. We service all makes and models of Mercedes, BMW, Volkswagon, Porsche and Mini Cooper. We use original equipment parts and have the latest diagnostic equipment.

When I first came to new concept I thought they were good. So when something major went on with my car I came back to new concept. It turns out that I needed a new engine which cost me $12,000. Since I got the new engine I was still experiencing the same problem that led me to get the engine. About every thousand miles my oil light was coming on and I had to add oil to my car. Took it back to new concept and the gentleman said that it was the oil pan that was leaking or something like that. So they repaired that. That was another along with some other things I had done. $4,000. The problem persisted. When I brought it back the next week the shop Foreman said oh the gentleman that did the work did not top it off? We'll top it off and you'll be fine. The next week. The oil light was back on again. I spent the next 4 weeks coming back to new concept so they could research where this oil was coming from and more importantly where it was going. On the 4th trip in they told me that my turbo was leaking into my exhaust and that's what was doing it and that was going to cost me another $4,000. At this I have lost all trust in them, so I took it to the Audi dealership. The Audi dealership measured the oil could not find any leaks. Not in my turbo or anything. It took a couple of trips to the dealership for them to measure consumption and try to figure out what the problem was. They did and they told me it was the pistons. Which the pistons are the engine. So now I need to take it back to new concept to see if they will honor their warranty for the $12,000 engine that are put in or not. I do not have any faith in there shop Foreman to get the job done correctly. It seems as though he is just trying to push me off so he can get on to the next thing. I have sent the information from Audi to New Concept so now we'll see if they honor the warranty and fix the problem.

Established in 1986, and still owner operated,by Eudell & Pam. We are a full service ASE certified shop that can handle any repair from wiring problems to transmission overhauls. Air conditioning to hard diagnostic problems and everything in between. "Honesty is our Policy"