Recently needed a car for a two week trip to Texas. Checked out Hertz on-line and got a feeling…read morefor what it would cost me. All the on-line cars had to be picked up at the Green Bay airport. So I decided to find a human to talk to and went to Satori's auto shop where the Hertz office is. Talked with a very nice young fellow who was extremely helpful. We reserved a car on the spot. The day of our trip our car was ready. We ended up with a Nissan Sentra, a very comfortable and gas efficient car, albeit a bit gutless. The car preformed nicely for us as we put 2300 miles on it (the rental came with unlimited mileage and no restrictions on where we could go in the United States). The return was easy and our deposit was returned immediately. By dealing person to person we not only saved about $70 on the rental; but we were able to pick up the car a mere two clicks from our house. A quick tip, go talk to a human at Satori's, Their website is really difficult to use and set up a rental.

Had a repair done on my gear shift knob on my escape. The mechanic that did the work closed the…read moreconsole with my phone charger pinched in the console. brought the car back to have the console opened and remove the charger. The idiots just pulled the cable out without open the console and now it no longer works. Granted they ate most definitely not rocket scientists, but how stupid can you be

! 1st time brought…read morecar in, key fab started unlocking boyfriends truck. 2nd time my little thing to tell me to put seat belt on doesn't go off for driver. Also brought in to fix back right wheel bearing and they fixed left. 3rd time. Brought back in cause of wheel bearing and they told me it's my tires cause they the wheel bearing only makes noise at higher speeds. We'll I have tire noise always did but guess what at 30 mph it howls! Take car home and now my heater doesn't blow on my feet and my ambient lighting is messed and the girl behind the counter tells me they did nothing to effect that. We'll then why were all my ambient lights off when I picked it up!?!?!

I purchased a used Subaru today from Satori's and couldn't have been more pleased with my…read moreexperience . I was delighted to not have to deal with the huge chain dealership that I vowed never to return to and work with this small family run company who were professional, honest, very fair and gave me a nice deal . I met both brothers and spoke to the dad on the phone . Thank you Satori Auto Service for making buying a used car so easy.

Was told that they could do the warranty work and I made the appointment two weeks in advance…read more After several hours, I was told that they could not do the work and I was charged over $400.00 in labor and was told that it was diagnostic work and that I would need to take the car to the dealership. I was a customer for years, but I will not be returning, and I will no longer recommend this business to anyone.

I called to have my car towed from Manitowoc to the Two Rivers mechanic. My son was stranded there…read morewith the car. Apparently, stating that my son was STRANDED did not give them enough information to understand that he would also need a ride home from the drop-off location at the mechanic. Rude to both me and my son! Very expensive, but hey, it included being yelled at over the phone for no extra charge.

They were told I was a AAA tow after an accident and that I wanted my car towed to a different…read morefacility. They did not tow it to the facility of my choice and did not do the proper paperwork for it to be covered by AAA. I had to pay our of pocket and AAA told me they have had numerous complaints about them. Don't use them they will screw you over.

They have a nice selection of cars. I bought my 2008 Jeep there. They do automotive work for a…read morereasonable price. I have had work done as a walk in. The were able to get me in right away. Most recently I brought my car in for a complete service oil change. The mechanic went over everything he checked with me. I will continue to use Pekarske for my auto needs.

Quality outstanding Services performed two thumbs up…read moreClean and very professional environment

Outstanding service. Knowledgeable and cooperative, prices are reasonable and the people there are…read morefriendly and trustworthy. Highly recommend their service.

Last summer, I was able to cruise Lake Michigan from Manitowoc to Ludington to take advantage of…read moresome opportunities in Western Michigan (another entire story) so the Badger and I became reacquainted. This is my third voyage (I think) on the SS Badger since it began sailing as the Lake Michigan Ferry. On my trip, I got to visit another survivor, the SS City of Milwaukee, sister ship to the PM 21 and PM 22. The SS City of Milwaukee is a floating museum in Manistee, Michigan and you can ever stay overnight in a stateroom! My family lived in Michigan for a couple of years when I was very young, and we made the Lake Michigan crossing often. My favorite ferries were the Pere Marquette 21 and Pere Marquette 22, ships that had been built in the 1920s and were loaded with Art Deco décor and fixtures. They were absolute royalty on Lake Michigan and it broke my heart to hear they were both scrapped. Sailing on the SS Badger is like old times, well, sort of. The Badger is very modern compared to her old sister ships. Modern? Built in 1953? Okay, a newer antique I suppose, the last coal-fired ferry on the Great Lakes, in fact, maybe the last coal fired ship on the Great Lakes. (The coal industry was a major customer of the C&O Railroad, so what other fuel would they have used?) The Badger has all kinds of features that scream "1950s!" but she has been modernized with flat screen televisions in the lounge areas (with satellite programming) food service, and there's a bar. The kids can do a scavenger hunt around the ship and there's even a Bingo game in one of the lounges. Me? I'd rather sleep. Easy enough to do until the kid in the row behind me began kicking the seat. So, I went to take some more photos. Why not? We were in that part of Lake Michigan where Wisconsin has disappeared and Michigan couldn't be seen yet. Oh sure, you can see both shores at 35,000 feet in the airplane, but you can't have your car along. My car was about 50' below me and should have bene waiting for me when I got ashore. Actually, it was one of the first cars onboard, so it was one of the last ones off. Which was okay because I got to take some more photos. If you're planning a trip to Michigan this summer, consider going up to Manitowoc and taking the SS Badger across to Ludington. It's even a shortcut to St. Ignace and the Mackinac Bridge. (Same if you're going from Michigan on your way to the Land of Cheese. When you arrive in Manitowoc, you're only a half hour from Lambeau Field so you can tour a shrine of football.) Not to mention, it's a great, four hour cruise. Just like Mom, Dad, my brother Joe, and I used to do every summer until we moved back to Brown Deer.

We took the Badger across Lake Michigan is June on our way to visit the inlaws. Considering the…read moreoption is driving all the way around the lake; the $67 cost isn't a bad deal. There is wi-fi available on the boat, and ample opportunities to watch TV. There is a "comedian" for kids and a variety of so-so food, which is the only reason I can't add one more star. It appears that most of the people on the Badger prefer quantity over quality. One can also sit out on the deck and catch some sun. It was a pleasant part of our trip.

Very nice rooms clean and tidy in a nice neighborhood. Friendly service and smiling staff. Rates…read moreare fair enough. Not enough toilet paper could be a little bonus if there was a little toilet paper just the only drawback.

Todd and his team went above and beyond to assist us with a low pressure tire light on our car when…read morewe were traveling to Two Rivers from out of town. Highly recommend! Great business! Thank you!

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