Fix It With Fred is a phenomenal auto service business. 100% transparent, their prices are…read moreamazing, their attention to detail is second to none. I have taken my cars to Fred for over 20 years. I drove my 2006 Elantra to 304,000 miles, mainly because Fred maintained it for most of its life. My 2023 Elantra has 50k on it and was recently serviced by Fred. I had a fuel induction/injector cleaning service (I think that is what it is called lol) and the car is running as good as the day it was brand new. I highly recommend Fred and his crew. They are amazing and their prices are fantastic.

Was treated with respect and was kept up to date with what was going on he didn't do anything with…read moreout checking with me my wife and i are happy with what he did for us

Outrageous quote and they claimed that all 4 calipers needed replaced when just 1 was locked up…read more Our car was serviced the next day elsewhere for $1500 less than what Rueggs was going to charge us. We don't like to be taken advantage of so we will not be returning for services here again.

$312 for a tow from Malvern to Waynesburg!!!! It should be…read moreillegal for these con artists to charge insane prices like that. I'll push a car where it needs to go before I ever give these theves another hard earned dollar. Unbelievable!!!!!!

Not a good dealership to go to. So I would stay away from them. Very disrespectful. All they are…read morethere for is to make a commission. They aint there to help anyone to find a vehicle.

I called Loudon Ford about a 2015 Jeep grand Cherokee. I live in Pennsylvania and the drive is 2…read more1/2 hours away. I arrive at the dealership and test drive the vehicle. I was already preapproved through my bank for the Purchase. During the test drive when I put the vehicle in reverse it stuttered a bit and I wrote it off as a coincidence and me getting used to the pedal because it didn't happen again out the door ended up paying $15,000 for the vehicle and as soon as I pulled off the lot check engine light came on as well as the light that said service four-wheel-drive. The dealership was closed when I left And since I live 2 1/2 hours away, I decided to drive Home and call them first thing in the morning. When I called them, they reassured me on the phone that Any issues like this and they said bring the And we'll take a look at it. I had the codes ran myself faulty O2 sensor amongst Other issues that seem to be more severe. They inspected the vehicle turned the light off And we're not Willing to help me fix the issue with the vehicle. They had me talk to sales management. I told them that I had suspicion that they had turned the light off and I felt like they were aware it was on and chose not to disclose the information voiding the as is sale. From this point on everything got out of hand. They became very defensive to the point Of calling the police on me after offering to help me fix it for 25% off. I accepted their offer for the discount But they still had me trespassed on the property So I was not able to accept the offer. Do you not Buy a used vehicle from them. If calling the police On a dissatisfied customer who is simply communicating Does not scream that something is off I don't know what does. Aside from the burden of selling a car they knew was messed up they had me drive 5 hours with my 7 month old son and his mother just to call the cops on me because I asked them questions that made them uncomfortable with what they had done.

We had our family SUV there for over a month, received a huge bill and still had to take it…read moredirectly to another mechanic anyways. It was a coolant leak that spiraled and turned into a lot of hours in labor charge$$, guessing on radiator, thermostat? maybe, hoses, heater core, parts and symptoms over 3 weeks in dead of Winter. In the end was told to "get a head gasket replacement", but why was that not checked first when told that SUV was overheating? A compression leak down test or a coolant combustion gas test should have been the first thing done, then go from there. We just got a large bill and a larger one now looming... We are local, and like to give locals good reviews, but this was a most painful experience, and we had to rent cars for a month just to get by. He had somebody quit in the middle of all this, so I get that, but the communication there was very lacking, as we would go 4-5 days with no updates to the progress, kept us wondering every day if we should extend the rental car agreement, a day,a week, two, who knows? There is nobody working the front desk to call, so you are calling Nick directly and he's the one working on cars, so we weren't sure if he was getting messages. Every excuse was that he was always working on somebody else's car instead of ours. Engine was missing some parts by week 4, I had to go buy to replace after getting it back. He did refund me though. Interior of car was received as filthy and took over an hour to clean. I think that the A/C refrigerant was also lost in the radiator swap, I'll find out in the Summer. Bush's, McBrides, and Randy's were booked out 2 weeks when it overheated, or I would have gone there, so took a chance here and would not recommend.

Nick came in on Super Bowl Sunday to replace my radiator last minute! Life savor. Always affordable…read moreand always quality service that does not break the bank. Thanks again for keeping us on the road!!!

If you're looking for a good mechanic I highly recommend AMP. Alan and his staff are awesome. hard…read moreworkers so friendly. They're reasonable and honest. Thank you Alan for taking good care of me.

Allan & Ryan are very knowledgeable regarding different vehicles. A month ago my son went to have…read moredifferent areas of his car fixed. Allan was fare with the over all job cost. Ryan also done work for me. Now the 4th vehicle there working on. Me personally there the best mechanic's by far. I've watched both guys try to get me & my family the best parts & price. To be honest everything is expensive. Allan at time's I think just lowers the price for his customers and that's a lost for him. But again there fare. I truly believe Allan & Ryan are the best and my family agrees. Every appointment we've made someone was there! We shouldn't forget their human & things come up. Thank you guys!

We have been going to Fuerst Automotive for several years. Recently we took our car in for a…read morebroken control arm. They had to replace both since the other one was cracked too. Amy is wonderful. She kept us informed about the progress and the final price. I feel their prices are fair and they do a great job. They even send you pictures of the problem parts. We are very satisfied with them.

My husband recently passed away and 5 days later I suffered a serious ankle fracture that required…read moresurgery and a 2-month recovery. I was finally cleared to drive 2 days ago. Just prior to my husband's passing, he noticed a tire pressure warning light but he was unable to fix it or get to Fuerst for help. Today I drove our car for the first time since my husband died. I drove to Fuerst and with my cane hobbled to the front door to find that it was closed. As I got into my car to leave, Mike came out the front door to ask what kind of help I needed. I was in tears due to circumstances, apologized and explained. Mike offered condolences and even though they were closed, he told me to pull up and he would check my tires. Mike was so gracious, patient and kind. He properly inflated all 4 tires and said if the warning light returns to come back on Monday. As a family owned business, Fuerst Automotive continues to prove how much it values its customers and cares about the community. Mike is a prime example of that excellence. I don't know of many businesses that would've reached out when closed to help someone during a difficult time. I wish I could give Fuerst 10 stars because they deserve it. Thank you, Mike, for your kindness and help.