Car travel with your family has changed dramatically since the introduction of video screens and computer connections. Each member of the family can access their favorite tech and entertain themselves while travelling in the car. In fact, new cars have so many interactive technologies that it can seem overwhelming.

Many of our regular customers are part of a preventive maintenance program, bringing their car in at regular intervals for service. Keeping your vehicle road worthy through regular service and maintenance checkups can prevent costly repairs down the road.

Catalytic converter theft is on the rise across the county. Certain cars are targeted more than others, such as the Toyota Prius.

The Fall weather is here and so is the holiday season.  Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and it is one of the most traveled weeks of the year. 

Since 2015, Driver Assistance Systems (DAS) have become common in most new cars. There are a total of 5 levels to these systems. A Level 5 vehicle is fully autonomous in most circumstances.

If you have ever considered purchasing a used car at auction for a fraction of the blue book price, think carefully.

The weather has been perfect for Mini adventures and our shop has been flooded with Minis in for a checkup or minor repairs. Although some owners have been putting off service to their Minis for over 18 months, requiring a longer service call to get their vehicle “adventure” worthy again.

Most problems with the automatic transmission result because Mini manufacturers say that their transmissions do not need fluid changes. This is not accurate. If you do not change the transmission fluid regularly, it will cause it to fail early.