They don't have a place to wait, but I walked to the river while I waited. They had it done in 1/2…read morethe time. They were Friendly, accommodating and reasonable. I will definitely use them again.

I think most of the positive reviews are fake (get family & friends to post fake reviews)…read more Shop crew is nice, but owner is a D bag Not a professional shop - they do not document and don't know the basics of simple things. Sure they can do an oil change for a Ford focus but that's about it. Otherwise, don't recommend as they will not take responsibility for anything, including what they caused based on their inexperience and no knowledge. They should focus on on maintaining cars for their dealership and not for external customers.

Tyler and Cheyenne were incredibly friendly and responsive from the start. They were able to fit us…read morein on a weekend with very little notice, which we truly appreciated. Tyler diagnosed our car within the timeframe he promised and walked us through everything clearly. The estimate was very reasonable, and the work was completed promptly. What really stood out was Tyler's emphasis on safety--he went above and beyond to make sure our car was safe to take home and even encouraged us to come back so he could look it over again and confirm the issue was fully resolved. It's refreshing to find a mechanic who genuinely cares. We will definitely be back!

Had a great experience at this shop! I was in need of assistance with my exhaust and found exactly…read morewhat I was looking for. Tyler helped me adjust my exhaust and got it done quickly and efficiently. He was super friendly and took the time to explain everything I had questions about. Also, the cost for service was really good compared to other independent shops/big name shops charging 2-3x more than what I paid here! I really appreciated his professionalism and attention to detail. Definitely recommending him to friends & family!

My car had a major issue, and the water pump was going out. He took in my HHR and had it fixed, and…read morewould not let it come home until he made darn sure everything was working great. It's nice to meet an honest mechanic and someone who knows exactly what to do at an affordable price to get your car up and running. I give this service five stars for Top Quality Performance, Timeliness Courteous Friendly Honest and if I could give them more stars, I would. I recommend this service to anyone who needs car repairs!

Wow, I wonder if…read moretheir ownership has changed. I always trusted this place until I brought my son's car for an oil change- which was over priced on its own. I said ok to a $20 tire rotation. They call hours later telling me all the lug nuts "broke off" and now it will be over $400 dollars. Never again.

They worked with me and they were honest they were brutally honest at times they would show me…read moredestroyed parts that needed to be repaired and they would give me an honest opinion opinion of what certain parts would cost in the future. I have a car that no longer has produced in America so to hear that and for them to work their magic that was amazing. Definitely recommend them. They know their stuff.

Jeka and Babi absolutely saved our day - a few weeks ago our new car flatted a block away from…read moreEmily's Garage just as they were opening and they were incredible: immediately helped us access our spare, got it changed for us and called ahead to a tire shop to get us a replacement so we could continue over the pass. They were so friendly, helped get our dogs settled while waiting, expected nothing in return and were genuinely helpful the entire way. Thank you!

Five stars is insufficient to adequately represent my appreciation for John and his team. Timely,…read morekind, informative and amazingly capable. They've worked on several of our vehicles over the last 15 years and the experience is always the same. Deeply appreciate them. Can't recommend enough

Steer clear of these PARTS CHANGERS. Took my 2015 GMC with under 70 thousand on the clock to them…read morefor a check engine light. 800 dollars later the same check engine light and took it to GMC and they changed the bad sensor for $125 and no diagnosis time because they see it all the time. Gold Screw wanted to change the converters and the injectors. Better to change to someone who knows what they are doing. I have since sold the truck and the new owner has put another 10,000 miles on it with NO PROBLEMS. Steer clear of these rip off artists. Used to be good when I think his dad ran the place. The last time they had my truck for two days and it didn't move as the speedo reading was identical and they said they road tested it----must have been a very short road.

I wanted to have my husband's 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee detailed for Fatrher's Day. We have had…read moreautomotive services at E&N in the past, and I remembered that they also do auto detailing. The problem they were going to have to deal with is that we had a wonderful pitbull who we used to take everywhere with us, before we lost her at the beginning of the year. Her tiny hairs were EVERYWHERE in the carpet, and VERY hard to get out - trust me, I tried! They charged slightly more due to the amount of dog hair, which was completely fair, so I said go for it. They said it would look as good as new, but of course I thought that was a lofty goal... Oh my gosh, we were SHOCKED at how amazing it looks! The carpet looks as good as when it was new (maybe better)! I would never have believed this was possible, but we could not be more pleased! They worked on it for over 8 hours! The price was more than fair, and to say they exceeded our expectations would be an understatement! If you want your car to look its absolute best, we could not recommend E&N more enthusiastically!

Earlier this year I had my 2011 Subaru Forester in for some major top end work on the engine; about…read more$3600. At the conclusion I was told there was a warranty on their work. I skeptically thought to myself, "Yeah, I've heard those words from repair shops before", only to find out, 'that's not covered under your warranty.' Well I am elated to report that's NOT the case at E&N. Twice I have been back with issues that I was not certain were related to the prior repair work and both times it was fixed, NO CHARGE, as it was covered by the repair warranty. Folks, E&N truly personifies HONESTY AND INTEGRITY in their work. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

They replaced a rear pinion seal on my 04 Silevrado. 14 months later I noticed the seal leaking…read moreslightly. This is 2 months passed the warranty period. They completely stood by their work and made it right. They could have refused because it was past the 12 month warranty or made up another issue.So nice to have an auto mechanic I can trust.

When the shop was owned by Mel, I could rely on the diagnostics and work. In November, Had an O2…read moresensor that needed to be replaced (to get tags renewed) and caused my check engine light to stay on. Replace the O2 sensor, light stayed on, diagnosed the intake manifold (much more $$), no change to engine light. Replaced another sensor and everything they could think of, $2000 later on my used car. Engine light stayed on. Decided to run it to DEQ FOR ME (and charged me for the time) so ensure I could get new tags, engine light is still on. In March, car was overheating and leaking coolant, and remnants of a broken zip tie was found in the engine. Took it back in, they assured me that it was the thermostat housing and not having to do with previous work, replaced the Thermostat housing (including the thermostat, all in one), car continued to overheat. Brought it back 3 separate times, for a couple days each time. Discharged stating it was fixed for sure (with paperwork stating same) charged $800. Drove for 5mins, car was overheating again. Mgr said that it's OK for temp to fluctuate as long as no RED. Also to continue to drive it, and send them videos of what is happening because they could not replicate. I know from having the car almost overheat before, that ALMOST overheating and OVERHEATING happens very quickly.continue to drive the car, sent several videos of the car getting 75% of the way up on the gauge, several times. Sent messages. Left voicemails. No resolution. Car has never been the same. Engine light still on. $2800 down on the car without any issues actually fixed. One thing to note: diagnostic fee is NOT worked into the labor and is $200 each time you take it in. Non negotiable.

That place is not good. Do not take your stuff there. I took my bike there to get turbo internals,…read moreput in it. And I got back a different used motor and he kept my new motor... And charge to me 8000. And it took him almost a year, the whole time my bike was there, he kept it outside right?Everything on it is ruined, rusted and sunbeat.... And I still ended up having to pay somebody else to go through the motor.. Beware of uncle al's.. automotive .. here is some pictures of the gauges that he ruined and pictures of a supposedly brand new motor with dirt stuck all over it..

Totally disorganized and lacks the skills to effectively manage a business. No appointment times…read moreset up. No invoicing and avoids discussing price. He did repairs on my vehicle I never received a price before the work and totally fabricated the hours. Charging me three hours to replace a wheel hub is insane and even worse that there was an additional 90 mins to install break pads and rotors when that takes me 30 mins per wheel at home. After years of tying to support a local business its not worth hearing this guy say he didn't have time to get to something despite having my car there for a week on a time he told me to come in for service. Providing a quote for approval is pretty standard in every business but not at Al's

After looking at a couple different shops based on reviews, we went with Advanced Automotive to do…read morea pre-purchase inspection of a vehicle we were interested in buying (2017 Suburban Premier). After a few hours they called and went over the couple issues they had found and should be replaced which they were very nice and helpful. They found that one control arm had some play in it and should be replaced, the brake vacuum was bad, and one of the window switches auto up didn't work. After taking this to the dealer they fixed the issue and all was well. After driving 100 miles back home we noticed the car didn't handle any bumps or turns very well. We took it to a local mechanic where they found the following wrong with it- Self leveling shock system (air bags and shocks) torn and blown out- $1500 Compressor for shocks burnt out and hasn't been operational for a long time- $1000 Upper passenger control arm causing stability issues and creaking (needs replaced and alignment)- $950 We paid $199 to have them check the important components of a car before buying. Now we are stuck with a bill totaling over $3000 on a vehicle with less than 150 miles from us driving it. Do not take your car here for pre-purchase inspections. These are all common failure points for this vehicle with this many miles as confirmed with multiple other trusted local mechanics in our area. The least they could do is refund this inspection fee to help cover the cost of repairs of a car we wouldn't have bought in the first place if due diligence was done as we trusted it would be.

I have come to this place with my car and both of my daughter's cars over the years. They are…read morehonest, easy to work with, and local. All of the things you want in a mechanic. You have a customer for life with my family.

Car sales person Cassie Michaud and finance officer Teona Boyer are top notch in their occupation…read more They listen to clients, help to fulfill the client's needs in the most helpful, efficient and friendly way. The future of car sales by handling everything online is so much more convenient which carvava is proving as effective tools to the old model of in person car sales and financing. Cassie Michaud and Teona Boyer were able to help me by doing everything online and by phone. I highly recommend asking for them in person, when you need to go looking for a reliable Toyota vehicle.

In short: My advice if you buy from Toyota of Gladstone: check every number, compare everything to…read moreyour original quote, and make sure your deposit is actually credited! Long version: Buying a car is always daunting, and unfortunately my experience buying a 2026 Camry from Toyota of Gladstone reinforced why. I initially inquired about a used Camry but switched to a new 2026 model. The salesperson sent me a link to the exact car I wanted, and I put down a $1,000 deposit while waiting for it to arrive. The deposit paperwork referenced the wrong vehicle, but I was told not to worry--it had been applied to the correct car. The salesperson was sweet, friendly, and never pressured me, which I appreciated. But once I decided to buy, the process became incredibly confusing. I was presented with multiple versions of paperwork with different numbers. The MSRP was wrong. The Toyota-offer price was wrong. The salesperson went back and forth to someone else easily a dozen times trying to get the paperwork corrected. I eventually started taking pictures of the purchase agreements and comparing them to my original quote myself because I couldn't keep track of what was changing. I eventually made it home with the new car...but woke up in the middle of the night realizing they had never applied my $1,000 deposit to the purchase agreement. I contacted the salesperson the next morning and was simply told it would be refunded in 3-5 days. No apology. Had I not caught the mistake myself, it's clear I would have overpaid by $1,000. Overall, the salesperson was low-pressure and responsive, but the paperwork and purchase process were sloppy, confusing, and riddled with errors. Also, I was promised to get copies of everything I signed, but wasn't provided with them at the end of the day. After three hours of confusion and frustration, I was exhausted and just wanted to leave. As I was leaving, they reminded me, "Don't forget to give us a five-star review!" After spending three hours sorting through incorrect and changing paperwork--and then discovering the next morning that my $1,000 deposit hadn't even been applied to the purchase--I have to admit, that request aged pretty poorly.