Minor wheel well trim repair on a 4Runner. Took care of it fast and professionally. Paint and…read morerepair are flawless.

They worked on my Lexus GX, my insurance was a pain but the car looked amazing 2 years later and…read morestill looks great!!

Friendly staff, timely repair. On quality, I have some…read moreconcerns... The pain match was amazing, no difference between the replaced door and the rest of the car. During the initial review of the car, before repair, I specifically pointed out everything I saw, and thought they were taking notes. When I received the car back, one are I had pointed out had not been repaired (alignment between two pieces), so had to go back for them to fix (didn't require paining, just adjustment, so done in few minutes). Not sure how they missed that as it was easy to see and I had specifically pointed it out. Wondering how they check the car before returning to the customer. The second issue was that they had to replace a wheel that had been scratched. when I received the car back, the steering wheel wasn't straight. From experience, that should be an easy fix (again, how did they miss that during quality check before returning the car??). They took the car to whoever did the alignment, and they couldn't fix it; they said that if they straghten the steering wheel, they lose alignment and if they align the steering wheel is not centered. Carstar simply gave up and said they couldn't fix it. I know a place where I take my cars for alignment, so I asked Carstar to pay foir it. They asked for an alignment quote first, but that means at least two trips, so I went ahead and aligned it (this place said it was easy and very standard, steering wheel is now good and the car aligned). Sent the invoice to Carstar and I don't really have high expectations on getting this reimbursed, after the slow communication we have seen after the car was return upon completing the repairs. My opinion only: it seems thet adertise a lot about the lifetime warranty and how great they are on that, but in reality they drag their feet, they lack a good quality control, and some of the shops they use for "other things" (like alignment in this case) are not the best at what they do.

I had a freak accident occur with my six week old Civic. An umbrella from a local restaurant blew…read moreinto the air and damaged my hood and roof (dents and paint removed). I took my car to CARSTAR where the work started on Tuesday morning when I dropped my car off. They completed the work by Friday afternoon. After inspection the paint matched perfectly, I couldn't even see where they started painting and the original paint stopped. The dent repair was immaculate, I couldn't even see where the original damage was. The staff was super friendly and accommodating even with me picking up my car late on Friday. They were in constant contact with me, notifying my when my car was progressing to the next "stage" in the repair. The only thing that I wished would have been different was the interior was kinda dirty, but maybe body repair shops do not consider cleanup as part of the work? If that is the case, no worries. Nothing was stained, just had to wipe some surfaces down and do some quick vacuuming. Overall I will take my car back to this body shop. Great work all!

For some reason Google deleted or suppressed my review. But per my email notifications the owner…read moreresponded. Read to the end to see his sparky response. Here's what I said... "Took my 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500HD in for a full drive line inspection. Complaint was a growling sound while accelerating and/or braking. I determined for myself that it wasn't the brakes as the sound disappears when I put the truck in neutral. I suspected it was the front differential as it's more pronounced in 4H. I changed the fluid on the front diff and it was black with microscopic shiny metal. I know that it leaks which the shop mechanic confirmed. ALL THIS WAS EXPLAINED BY ME IN DETAIL UPON INTAKE. However, tech claims the sound is the driver side CV axle bc the boot has torn along the clasp (which is pretty common. Any experienced mechanic will tell you a separated boot along the clasp isn't that big of a deal so long as the grease is retained in the u-joints, which it is). In my experience, worn out CV axles usually make a clicking or popping sound when turning, which isn't what the truck was doing. So, I get the truck back and look at the estimate and noticed the ODO was the same in the shop and out, which means the tech never ran the vehicle in drive on the lift which is what they should've done in order to make a thorough diagnosis of the drive line. All he did was look at the boot on the CV axle and leak at the front axle seal and assumed that was it. (By the way, the passenger side CV axle boot is also torn along the clasp, which is something the tech never mentioned). So I finally put the truck on jack stands in my own garage. A neighbor mechanic and I had determined the sound was coming from the rear differential/ axle bearing and/or pinion/ring gear backlash or bearing. It was also confirmed the CV axles weren't the problem as the front wheels don't spin while on jack stands in 2wd (I also inspected the front driveshaft in case the u-joints were seized and were spinning the pinion which it wasn't). Point is, the tech never thought to do a thorough inspection as I had requested. I give two stars only bc the diagnostics was free. Only one star bc the gravity of the concern. If a differential locks up at highway speeds it's like putting it into park at 65 mph, which can be FATAL, hence my concern what I needed them to confirm or warn me about, yet they dismissed the concern. That's potentially HUGE liability. Oh, the tech also snapped a spark plug during the inspection and I waiting an additional hour for them to replace the part. I never asked the shop to inspect spark plugs as that wasn't the nature of the inspection. Tech says the porcelain cracked when trying to remove it. Then he says it had a misfire code after reinstalling it, which means he tried to reinstall a broken spark plug, hoping that it wouldn't cause problems. My spark plugs are relatively new as I have installed them myself a few years ago. They shouldn't crack unless a tech removes them with an impact wrench, which is what you're NOT supposed to do. Can't say for certain that is how he removed it, but it wouldn't surprise me...Unacceptable. ***It seems their "free" inspection protocol doesn't incorporate the specifics of customer complaints. Despite the fact it may be "free" they won't inspect the stuff relevant to your complaint. Take it in for an alignment issue and they may look at the air filter. Lol. (Which is something they did, btw)*** As an amateur mechanic, this is principally why I am hesitant to have shops look at my trucks and have been motivated to learn how to do most of my own repairs. Almost always they break stuff in the process or are dead wrong in their assessments. Response from the owner: Wow, why did you even come here ? sounds like you are a true pro!!!!!

Ask for one thing and they recommend 20 others with a ridiculous mark up on parts and service.read more

Incredible service. Everyone is very kind and extremely helpful…read more Pricing is also fair, I felt very taken care of.

Next Auto is a perfect example of why consumers hate and fear auto mechanics. As a repeat customer,…read moreI brought my vehicle in for an oil change, after which I was presented with a list of recommended repairs. Specifically, I was told that my control arms needed to be replaced at a cost of over $2,000. Skeptical of this diagnosis, I sought a second opinion from H&H Automotive. After inspecting the vehicle on a lift, they used a flashlight to show me that the control arms were in good condition and did not require replacement. Furthermore, H&H Automotive identified that my front struts needed to be replaced and discovered two oil leaks--issues that Next Auto completely failed to diagnose. Had I followed Next Auto's recommendations, I would have paid for unnecessary repairs while the actual mechanical issues remained unaddressed. This experience has left me questioning whether these actions were a result of incompetence or a deliberate attempt to mislead a returning customer (or both). I no longer feel comfortable trusting my vehicle to this establishment. Try H&H Automotive instead.

Absolute has serviced my 2019 Subarau Ascent twice now & I cannot rave enough about their level of…read moreexpertise, and welcoming customer service. In my last visit I was able to save $$ using coupons they post on website - so check that out for savings when you book. Also FYI an oil change does NOT include Tire rotation or filter changes so you must check those off and they cost an additional charge.

Great shop! I went in for the very first time with a CEL on and they promptly investigated, called…read moreme less than 2 hrs later with a diagnosis & the recommended service to correct an issue that I believe was caused by a sloppy previous service performed by the dealer (!) Anyway, both Matt, Eric (& the tech who did the work) were great to deal with and kept me posted every inch of the way. I am very happy with the way they handled the whole thing and my car is back to running very, very well! Thanks to the whole crew!

Amazing service, speed, and price. A group of honest and knowledgeable people who did great work…read morewith my Yaris. AC services for cars always make me nervous, and I am sure I would have paid much more at the dealership. The popcorn gift is a very nice touch.

To follow up on my May 21, 2026 review, and the reply from business owner, Rachael K. Her remarks…read morewere polite but indicated she was also lied to by the service manager, John, about the events in my repair. It's hard to believe that Rachael is unaware of John's predatory and unprofessional and disrespectful behavior towards customers. My experience cannot be unique. All this seems to indicate that John's behavior is fully supported by the owners of Toy Doctor, and is part of their business model. Rachael's reply is meant to mitigate the reality of the very poor experience we had with Toy Doctor and misconstrue the facts. As I said in my first review, be fully aware that you will be stepping into a very predatory and manipulative and deceptive repair situation with Toy Doctor in Littleton whose goal is is to maximize your bill. Toy Doctor, you can do better. Clean up your act.

I had a bumper repair, ceramic coating and interior detailed. I couldn't be more pleased!read more

The shop is located within a neighborhood area in Chatfield and parking might be a little tricky…read morebecause their lot is usually full of customer vehicles. Indiscriminate and plain jane, this is your typical old school body shop. Nothing fancy, no lounge area, but plenty of skilled mechanics with service talent. I highly recommend the shop because they are trustworthy and do excellent work. I discovered them from another service provider who gave accolades for their body repair skills. While this is not their speciality, after picking up my car, we discovered some issues with factory codes. I can't thank Heath enough for troubleshooting the codes and his service on my car. The estimate was pretty spot on, albeit I did have another issue to address to make the repair complete. Pricing is reasonable for definitely the quality work and detail they do. The owner Steve is pretty knowledgeable with a no nonsense approach so you won't get a sales pitch or upselling. Hopefully no other haphazard occurences to frequent them but it's good to know they are around if ever needed. As they say, a broken car is like a broken heart, it takes time and patience to fix it. And you are no mechanic or body shop so bring it in to the guys at Chatfield Auto.

One more automotive business to add to my "trusted" list. Over the weekend I was in Parker, we had…read morea day full of appointments and when I got in to start my car, the battery was dead. We contacted Parker Automotive because they were recommended by AAA. They met me at my location, changed the battery and we were on our way. The gentleman who helped was super friendly, even though it was an oppressively hot day, the battery was fairly priced and I feel good knowing that we found another service repair shop for our cars.

Looking for a place to work on older vehicles than this is your place! We've had a hard time…read morefinding an automotive shop to work on my husband's beloved truck but we don't need to look any further. Everyone is knowledgeable and friendly. We really had a great experience and am happy to have found a place we can rely on.