I was considering buying a used Mitsubishi Outlander and brought it for an inspection to Andy, who…read morewas nothing short of amazing. He plugged in his computer and explained what he was looking for, then brought me along on a test drive, pointing out a couple of sounds I hadn't really noticed. Then when he put the car on the lift, he brought me underneath with him and showed me everything he was looking at. He found that all four brake rotors were rusted (which I got the dealer to fix for free, saving me $700), but gave the car the all clear besides that. Overall, an extremely friendly and useful experience. Here's the kicker, though: because he had made me wait for 20 minutes or so, he insisted that I not pay him anything for the inspection. Wow.

Andy's my go-to when Honda makes a new noise…read moreor has a new leak. --Haiku Review.

Found this shop on Google and so grateful that I did. Previously I had been bringing my Audi to the…read moredealership for service with (as you can imagine) not the greatest experience. Overpriced, oversold, and no appreciation for the business. Bad vibes all around, especially for a female. I brought my car into Small Wheels around lunchtime today for new brake pads and it was ready to pick up before the end of the day. Thanks David, I'll be back.

Bought my vehicle Because it was overheating never got fixed had to bring it back four times…read morefinally after giving him $5.000 in cash I gave up and just went to the dealership

Today was the first day after long weekend and calling around no one was able to take me in. When…read moreJamie heard what my problem was he ran through a couple of scenarios of low risk vs safety concerns and offered to take a look to make sure the car was safe to drive as he couldn't guarantee he could do more major work by today. Not only did they discover the safety issue but spent the time to fix the issue (and another one they found) and test drive the car to make sure it's be safe. All this for less than the price of an oil change (i.e. surprisingly low) In addition to great, kind, conscientious service it was also friendly and polite. You could hear it over the phone when I first called but I also saw it practiced in person with the two other people ahead of me in the waiting room. Both seemed to be regulars or at least familiar to the Jamie, and the conversations were just that...conversations back and forth and each time the payment came up Jamie said "Please"...now I just spent New Years with family so I know what polite for polite's sake sounds like...and Jamie's was genuine. I now end up taking care of my parent's car's upkeep whenever I visit and I'll be taking it back here! If you want good service, good prices, honest talk and polite treatment, well I can't think of why you wouldn't want to come here.

Ask for a estimate to put air conditioner in my 69 GTO normally it's around between 25 and 3500 at…read morethe most. They want a 13,000 f****** stupid ​​​​​​​​

Excellent service and attention to detail. Excellent co. Very fair/competive pricing as compared to…read moreDealership costs. Also earned my trust.

Autobahn is fantastic and the service is excellent! More expensive because they don't use after…read moremarket products, but definitely worth it. They offer rides if you're local if your car is going to be a while. Victor helped me both times I needed work done on my car and it's always been a very pleasant experience. Very communicative and friendly. Kelly is also super friendly too. They even have resident birds and turtles - very unique for a mechanic shop. Hopefully, my car is done having tantrums but if it has another one, I'll 100% return here.

I am a 78-year old female and have had many cars serviced in my lifetime. However, I was deeply…read moreimpressed with FNA's professionalism, expertise, kindness, and honesty displayed throughout my transmission issue being serviced. I cannot say enough about Vinnie and Mary Jane who made my heavy load lighter with their fair pricing and work done in a timely manner. They are a company of compassion and truth toward servicing their customers . I never experienced anything like it before! Thank You FNA for giving my 2010 Civic Honda a new life....you are the Best!

Saved me 5k. I too k Mazda there after dealership said rear differential had to be replaced. They…read moresaid the cap was loosed they topped fluid off tightened cap. No charge. That is honesty and integrity!

Just Bought My Car few hour's before New Year's and it was definitely the best buy.I Recently got…read moreinto a Car accident on the tobin effectively losing my 2001 V70 and it so happen's my father happen upon Bossi's automotive website and found an identical 2004 V70 i was unsure of the car and this place but when i met the man" John Bossi" the man behind the curtain and behind this business i was in awe how kind he was and not only that the Vehicle drove like a dream when testing it personally it was like finding the right baseball glove to fit your hand and i knew immediately i was in love with this car. The anticipation on coming back to this place claim this vehicle was all i could think about but i must say if you want a cheap car, if you want a great experience come on down to Bossi's Automotive you will get good greeting, good laughs and a Great deal! Duke & Donnell :) Happy New Years John!!

I moved to Winchester, MA 20 years ago and it was important to me to find a car mechanic I could…read moretrust. That's Bossi Automotive. John, Phil and their team are master mechanics that do great work for a fair price.

Flew in. Had car troubles and these guys took us in even though they were busy and helped us out.read more

Went in with an unknown engine problem, and was given very fair and honest treatment. My car would…read morehave needed an entirely new engine, and it wouldn't have been worth it. The staff were kind and supportive, and declined to charge me for the work, which they didn't have to do.

Lou and the guys at Hubs are very cordial and most important trust worthy. Word of mouth is the…read morebest marketing and when a mechanic does a decent job and is most importantly TRUSTWORTHY they have my patronage and my advocacy. I have dealt with many mechanics in the past who have very likely to most definitely overcharged me and certainly charged me for items and labor on my vehicle which absolutely did NOT need repair and which I absolutely did NOT ask for them to do. I can trust Hub Starters, because in my experience they have told me to not do things which weren't important or a safety concern when they could have easily made money from me, but instead put their service before profits.

Hub Starters are liars and thieves. They up-charge for work they never do. They robbed me for…read morealmost $1,000. Before you think that Hub Starters might not likely be doing the same to you if they haven't already, taking advantage of honest, hard-working people who (they think) don't know anything about their car or engine, ask yourself this: must you always drop your car off to be serviced for an extended period of time? Do they give you a hard time about sitting and waiting for the work to be done? If so, when you pick it up, have them point out to you what work was done. Take pictures before, and take pictures after. Make sure that the work is actually being done. I am a full-time college student and a single female. I am new to the area. I have recently had to start my life over from scratch. I don't have family or friends here. I work for the City and moved here for work. A little over a year ago I found and bought my car. It is a 2004 Ford Taurus. It is my only asset. As much of the work that my car needs done that I am able or capable to do, I do it. My friend and I attempted to to do a tuneup. We did alright, but unfortunately we were only able to change the front three spark plugs and wires on the engine. We couldn't finish it and do the back three, because generally one must take the manifold off. (Alternatively, one might access it from underneath with the use of a lift kit. This I don't have.) Since moving here to Malden, I have had my car serviced at Hub Starters. I was referred by a coworker and someone whom I had thought was a friend. I needed the break pads replaced. While I was waiting for the break pads to be done, I spoke with the owner about some other work I needed done. In particular, I told him that I needed the tune up finished - the back three spark plugs. He told me that they wouldn't have time to do it that day due to the fact that the manifold would need to be taken off and that it would take some time, but we made tentative future plans for me to bring it back to have it done. Fast forward - while at work at my other job one day, my car wouldn't start. I thought it was the starter. I rented a car on my lunch break, expecting to have to have the car towed into Hub Starters for further repairs. When AAA showed up, the service agent was able to jump my car off of the jump kit. It wasn't the starter, it was the battery, he said. He could have replaced my battery right there, without charging me a thing that day. Hell, I could have changed my own battery. Instead, I asked him to tow the car to Hub Starters. I would get the work done that I had been putting off and desperately needed - primarily the back three spark plugs and wires on the engine At the end of the day, Hub Starters charged me just under half a grand. This was to change the battery, replace the drivers side mirror I had broken, but mostly, to complete the pain-in-the-butt tune up I needed so badly. I picked up my car and drove off, and didn't think twice about it. Until my car started intermittently stalling. Then, one day, I popped the hood, and lo and behold - the same old spark plugs and wires. Hub Starters charged me a small fortune for work they never did. I went to Hub Starters to straighten it out. Surely this was an oversight. No way did they intentionally charge me almost $1,000 for work they never did. The battery and the mirror, I could have fixed that myself. I popped the hood to show the owner. The first thing he said was, "these are new wires," fingering the back plugs' wires. Until I pulled out the old matching front wires we had changed, still stored in my trunk. So then he says, "hold on, give me a minute, I'll figure this out." He goes into the shop for a few minutes and then comes back. He has my receipt in his hand, and he tells me, "we charged you for three spark plugs. We didn't charge you for the wires. You didn't ask us to change the wires." I'm floored already. Who ever heard of anyone changing the spark plugs but reusing the old wires? "So you changed the spark plugs but not the wires?" "Yes," he says. I'm about to pop the wire off one of the back plugs to see if they were new plugs. "We changed these ones," he tells me, pointing to the three front spark plugs. The plugs I had already just changed. The plugs that were brand new. "Why would you do that?" I asked him. He said, "because we ran a diagnostic and the machine told us that was where it was misfiring." I didn't need a diagnostic. I needed the three spark plugs on the back of my engine changed. Hub Starters ripped me off and stole almost $1,000 from me, and I still need the work done. Hub Starters, my Cash App is $LittleHypocritic, if you want to return the money you stole.