How often should I service my European vehicle?
Most European vehicles require service every 7,500–10,000 miles or once a year, whichever comes first. High-performance models and older vehicles may need more frequent attention. We recommend following your owner’s manual and reviewing your vehicle’s service history to determine exactly what is needed.
Are European cars more expensive to repair than domestic vehicles?
European vehicles can cost more to repair because of their advanced engineering, specialized systems, and imported parts. However, servicing your vehicle with an independent European specialist can often cost less than dealership service, while preventative maintenance helps avoid larger repair bills later.
Do you use genuine European OEM parts?
Yes. We use genuine OEM or high-quality OEM-equivalent parts to help ensure your vehicle performs as the manufacturer intended. We will also explain which parts are being used before beginning the work.
Can you work on both luxury and performance European cars?
Yes. We use genuine OEM or high-quality OEM-equivalent parts to help ensure your vehicle performs as the manufacturer intended. We will also explain which parts are being used before beginning the work.
Why is my European car’s check engine light on?
Yes. We use genuine OEM or high-quality OEM-equivalent parts to help ensure your vehicle performs as the manufacturer intended. We will also explain which parts are being used before beginning the work.
Do you offer loaner cars while my vehicle is being serviced?
Yes. We use genuine OEM or high-quality OEM-equivalent parts to help ensure your vehicle performs as the manufacturer intended. We will also explain which parts are being used before beginning the work.
What warranty do you offer on repairs?
Yes. We use genuine OEM or high-quality OEM-equivalent parts to help ensure your vehicle performs as the manufacturer intended. We will also explain which parts are being used before beginning the work.