I would totally recommend coming to The Mechanic. They helped me out of a pinch and were extremely…read morequick. Not only were they fast, but they also tried to get me the best deals on parts. They were very forthcoming about what was going on with my car and even took the time to show me the issues firsthand. I don't know many mechanics who would do that rather than simply tell you about the problem. I really appreciated that extra step. They truly went the extra mile for me when I was stressed about unexpected expenses and repairs, especially since my car wasn't safe to drive. I felt well taken care of, and I'm thrilled to have found a mechanic I feel comfortable going to now. Not to mention, they are a family-owned business, and I genuinely felt like they treat their customers like family. While I certainly hope I don't have any car troubles in the future, it's reassuring to know that when I need my next oil change or repair, I have a trustworthy place to go.

NEVER EVER COME HERE. This Business will take your car, money, and time then lie to you. I came in…read morefor a leaking radiator and they only refilled it. After I was involved in a wreck they notified me they "did me a solid" and didn't notate any damage to the radiator. After requesting the paperwork one of the mechanics threatened violence for using words that they don't like. NEVER COME HERE. IF I COULD PUT NEGATIVE STARS I WOULD. Edit: after the owners comment, I'm sure your camera also shows your staff deciding to just walk away from me after starting a conversation. I'm not sure if it's in the training to walk away during normal conversations. After he just left I grew frustrated and said one sentence in which he was mad about " can we fix my f*ckin document". Unfortunately that "customer" you love so much works on other customers cars YOUR CAR IS BEING WORKED ON BY RANDOM PEOPLE NOT EMPLOYED, You can give that dudes entire life story and how he's a great guy, how ever one f bomb infront of two normal of age women is not illegal. Your moral and emotional integrity has nothing to do with not notating my information causing my life to suffer out of your own laziness. Please contact me as a boss instead of writing a useless novel explaining your customer life history. I requested documents that should've already been written and documented by a business, there is no place for undocumented help as it causes issues as such. I have never given a review previous to this or about this place. It seems the entire office cannot provide any ounce of responsibility for their actions. I also stand on my comments about how idiotic and irresponsible this place is. NEVER SHOP HERE.

Okay folks, I don't know about these other reviews from some of the posts who seemed daunted with…read moreproblem after problem..SO Let's get to the point! Have a mint condition 2016 4 door Jeep Wrangler Sahara. Wifes Realtor vehicle for work. Started getting hot.. had it checked for coolant leaks.. and still running hot! Found Good Deal from word around town GREAT MECHANIC SHOP & GREAT PRICE! Well.. at 170k miles I decided to NOT GO YET with New Engine.. So Sat with Owner/Lead Mechanic Johnny.. He said Instead He'll Take off the Heads,change Timing Chain /kit, new HEAD GASKETS, New Valve Gaskets.. Replace Water Pump, Radiator. WOW..,"you can do all that Johnny!?" He showed me some of his work and very professional on detail & know how! Others for a new engine and install , I was looking at $6,500 to $8k Well bottom line I got it all done at Good Deal for $4,200 with New Refurbished Heads!! Within 10 days of meeting Johnny and giving the green light GO, I got the call to come pick up the Jeep. I was so excited, called the wife and off we went to pick up her Jeep. We herd the vehicle start up and purring LIKE A NEW ENGINE It's been 3 days and the wifes in heaven with joy! we not only saved nearly $2,500 + but we were impressed with the Professional Service you only get at the Dealer. AND for most of you JEEP lovers & other Car Enthusiasts who know HOW DIFFICULT it is to find a GOOD mechanic! We found him.. Unlike some of those high end Mechanics who'll take your keys and tell you 7-10 days before we can even take a look..Then pray it's not going to cost you an arm & a leg.. Johnny runs his service just like the Sign Reads.. GOOD DEAL AUTO REPAIR ! Thank you again Johnny! You're the best.

Came across this gem of a repair shop last weekend the staff is super friendly, great on prices,…read moreand had my car done in record time. If you're looking for a spot to get your car repaired this is the spot. Very professional

This was a reputable and honest shop before Scott retired and handed the Keys to David. David is a…read morerude bully and a con-man. They damaged my antique car, and even when I offered to absorb their mistake and pay to have it re-repaired correctly at my expense, he threw in the towel on a classic car that his shop broke. It's shameful. It shows they don't stand behind their work. It shows a total lack of integrity. Go ANYWHERE else

I have been coming to H&H for the past 3 years. It is, and I can't stress this enough, the best…read moreautomotive repair shop in Nashville. I come here for the usual oil change and other miscellaneous things. They have capable technicians who do great work. Get straight to the point, no upselling, no useless banter, just get the job done at a reasonable rate! When I come here I know I am not being tricked into buying ten other things that I don't need and that they will do right by me. That's what I love about them and will recommend them to anyone in a heartbeat.

They do great work and are responsibly priced. As a result they are pretty busy because people know…read morethe quality of their work, but they are well worth the wait. I especially like their modern quoting and scheduling system.

They are normally pretty quick and prompt. I've had some major repairs done to a 2006 Prius that…read morethe Toyota dealership down in Franklin quoted me about $2,000 to do and they repaired it for $600 cheaper. Good quality guys. I just wish they were slightly cheaper but all mechanics are expensive anymore.

I've been here twice and both times I had an excellent experience…read more They helped me immediately replace my headlights in what must have been ten minutes tops and charged a very reasonable price. Second visit I was told one of my brake lights was out and needed replacing by a different quick oil change place. They checked out all my lights and dash and determined that wasn't the case and sent me on my way without any charge. Great guys, great service, best shop in town.

First time I had an apt at 8 am for an oil change, called at 3pm they hadn't started yet…read more Second time I got new tires, been feeling vibrations for a week, went else where to check the balancing turns out they didn't balance my tires correctly. I would go out of my way to recommend to not go here.

The good folks at Eurwerks are great to work with. I took my 2012 Mercedes E350 in for a regular…read moreservice and a few repair issues (noisy fan, check engine light, broken hood ornament). They took care of all the issues in a timely manner and at a cost much better than a dealership. They identified and resolved several minor things but never tried to "upsell" services I didn't really need. I'll definitely trust Eurwerks to keep my car running for several more years!

After waiting a few months so I could write this without the initial frustration attached to it, I…read morewanted to share my experience. Having just moved to Nashville, I was looking for a trusted mechanic to keep my 2003 Audi Cabriolet alive and well. In LA, I had a mechanic for years who was always clear about what truly needed to be done now, what could wait, and what wasn't worth spending money on yet. That trust meant I almost always approved his recommendations. Eurwerks seemed like the kind of place where I could build that same relationship. They're family-owned, specialize in European cars, and had excellent reviews. Unfortunately, the experience felt much more business-first than customer-first. Before the appointment, I was told diagnosis would be around $200. After waiting weeks, dropping off the car, and getting into a Lyft home, I learned within minutes that it would actually be roughly double. The final diagnostic cost was $436.81 with no repair work performed. The next day, I received more than $10,000 in recommended repairs. An older Audi needs maintenance. That was never the issue. What bothered me was feeling like nearly everything became another charge. A small example: dirty air filters were inspected and photographed, then put back together and quoted as additional repairs. I eventually replaced those myself. After paying more than $400 just for diagnosis, that kind of thing made the experience feel transactional rather than relationship-driven. On top of that, there were two Lyft rides, lost time, and a significant amount of research on my part just to understand the recommendations. In the end, I decided I needed a second opinion before spending that kind of money. The other shop did not charge for the inspection and came back with a much narrower and more reasonable recommendation. They also identified four new tires as a key need related to the driving issue I had originally described. To be fair, speaking directly with the technician was the strongest part of the Eurwerks experience. I was able to ask questions about why certain repairs were recommended and what could wait, and I do believe the technicians know these cars and likely do good work. The customer management and billing side is where the experience broke down for me. I felt pressured to make decisions before I had enough time to understand a $10,000+ repair recommendation, and at one point the customer-service side stepped in because the conversation with the technician was taking too long. For a decision that large, that did not feel customer-first. Specialty European repair is expensive. I understand that. What I was looking for was transparency, fair value, and a shop that felt interested in earning a long-term customer. Unfortunately, Eurwerks did not earn my trust, and I won't return.

Brought my car in because I said the brakes were grinding, they said they were fine, come back in a…read morefew months. The next day, I had to call again and get it back in because the brakes were grinding... The rotors were visibly grooved, idk how they could have missed it. I doubt they actually test drove it like they reported. Then they charged $1667 for a full brake job, was quoted $900 down the street. It seems like they're fair sometimes, but they'll up-charge you if they think they can get away with it.

I wasn't happy getting warning light that I'm loosing air in my passenger side rear tire. Thanks…read morefor the Yelp reviews I founded this shop nearby. It was a quick fix. All together less then 15 minutes. Comparing to other tire shops is great value for the job done. Highly recommended!!!

I hope they enjoyed the money they got out of me in the 3 visits that I went. Communication was…read morepoor, service took too long. I might as well have gone to the dealership for the price.

I had a pretty opposite experience to the good ones highlighted here…read more My experience takes place ~2004-2005 I'm told 2001 VW Beetle. It's 12 degrees out, I'm driving, the heat goes out and shortly the car shows that it's overheating. The car was in the shop at IAM for 9 days, they replaced a fan they said was warped, and were about to remove most of the engine to get to a sensor. I had just talked to a co-worker about it and he said what I described was the water pump. Another co-worker came over hearing this and also said it was the water pump. I call them up and say "everyone I talk to says it's the water pump, why don't you check that". 2 hours later I'm told that my water pump was bad. I got charged (if I remember correctly) over $1000 for fans that were slightly warped, labor, water pump, etc. They replaced the water pump with the inferior VW one with the plastic impeller. It dies 1 year 3 months later. I really don't feel like listing out the list of what all I feel was done wrong to my car, perhaps IAM's a better place now. Perhaps years of learning how to work on a Beetle have jaded me. I think they might be closer to normal pricing for high-end cars, such as the wankle engine listed below, but I paid IAM a lot over a couple of years for a car that was probably worth roughly that, and i had to keep taking it back. I left and went to another shop in 2005, my car bills halved and my time between repairs extended greatly, although that could be that everything that was going to break broke and was replaced. I don't hate them, just not going back. They were nice people as I remember.