Auto repair service near Pipersville, PA

Owner is a terrible businessman! Held my car for a week and did nothing to it and dodged my calls. Actually had the nerve to threaten to call the police when I came to get it back. Stay very far away from this liar you’ll thank me.

I brought my 07' Tahoe in for brake service, they were fast (less than 2 hours), fair ($275.00, $200.00 less than Midas and the Chevy dealership), and just really good guys.

Not recommended at all. Horrible service. OVERPRICED. Go in for a tune-up and am told engine needs replacing???? What's up with that? Tom Matthews was very abrupt with us. Basically told us, we owed him $250 for a tune up without even letting us know price first but engine would only last a month or so. Disagree with Marlene for sure - NOT honest, polite or caring at all.

If you live in central/south jersey (or a reasonable distance).  Owns a car you care about and/or plan to own for years. Don't want to pay dealership price for the same, and in most cases better customer and car service.  And/or need a knowledgeable, trustworthy, dependable, courteous and cost-effective auto technician...YOU SHOULD KNOW UNION LINE GARAGE IN HOPEWELL.   These guys are one of the best in the business. I have so much confidence in them that 'twas it not for legal reasons, and the size of my bank account...I would offer to pay for your repairs at another shop if you can prove said shop provided better workmanship, price and service than Union Line Garage. 

A great shop. The mechanics are honest and very knowledgable. I've been going to their garage for years, and they have always diagnosed my car problems correctly. Nelson, the owner, is a great person. He's always easy to talk to and is very kind to his customers. The prices at Austin's are good. This is the best shop in Bethlehem.

As always, Ken and his guys handled my 1966 MGB with care, and with a new exhaust system in place, it now sounds as good as it runs. This is the place to come if you have a classic British car and live anywhere near Allentown, Pa. It's fun to see what kinds of cars are in the shop — there always seems to be something interesting, like the 1971 Maserati Ghibli I saw when I went to pick up my car. K&T Vintage did an engine rebuild on my MGB a couple of years ago, and I drive it just about every day. It's going to need some body work soon -- the usual rusty rocker panels -- and I'll be bringing it back to K&T for that, and perhaps a full repaint.