Travis and Devon are literally the sweetest and the best!!! My wife and I went to go buy a car for…read morethe first time and I can't believe how easy it was. From the first interaction all the way towards the end, these two gave us a wonderful first time buyer experience. Helpful people through and through! Best of all we are in love with the car we got, no regrets! Thank you guys so much.

Went there to get our Kia Telluride shed of all the previous owners info and Tom Frank was very…read moreknowledgeable and got it cleared out and helped us put in our information instead as well as operate the navigation system. We were very happy their parts department also had all our floor mats in stock. The previous dealership we went out of our way to shop at didn't have them. They offered to order them, we were leaving town the next day so that wasn't an option. We will definitely go there for all our Kia needs from now own.

So you driving down Route 66 and your Star carts to rattle? I mean, your car starts to rattle? Well…read morelucky for you there are lots of car shops in Kingman with so many freeways passing through this classic American town. And so many old cars and junk yards. We asked around and we referred to D and S auto and are so happy! First of all, they were not snotty or stuck up or arrogant when they saw how old my car was. They seem to respect older vehicles here and keeping them going. Not only did they give me a clear, honest estimate, but they did even more than we asked for, and quick, as we were on the road We're planning on spending a lot of time in Kingman. By the way, we had a juicy burger and beers at the brewery in "Old Kingman" afterwards. The price was unbelievable.... 1/3 what I'd pay in California. Next time, If I can get there, I will drive all the way from San Francisco or LA just to get my car fixed here. It runs like a new car now. That's saying a lot because my car is pushing 300,000 miles.

I called them today to get my cars air conditioner repaired and the phone was disconnected. My…read morehusband drove there and found out they have closed and retired! Good for them!

I had my car window repaired here... it was fixed but they damaged the lock of the same side of…read morethe door during the repair. I was bringing it back but the owner said they will charge me for the repair because its a different issue. I talked to 2 different mechanic and they said the same...."it's a back job. " Now, I have to hit my door key 2 or 3 4 times before it locked. He said the door lock is programmed that way. Coo coo! It is my car and I know it! The day I got my car from them and went to work, only when I found out my door was opened all through out ( my shift is 8 hours At 11pm. ) Thankfully nothing was stolen inside my car . -1

These guys are great! My alternator started to go on my Pathfinder in Sedona and I limped it to…read moreKingman. Jimbo at Honest Auto checked and confirmed the alternator and got me back on the road in a few hours...and a decent price! If you have car troulble near Kingman, call Honest Auto first!!

Excellent service. Professional, experienced, efficient and honest from start to finish. They…read morefixed my vehicle in 2-3 days what the dealership was unable to do in over 3 years. My vehicle had always been serviced by the dealership since purchased and I had been happy with them until about 2-3 years ago. After 3 years of total frustration with the dealership I finally took my 2007 Santa Fe to Holden's. So glad I did! Christian and the mechanics jumped in to trace the check engine codes dealing with the throttle assembly/sensor, identified the source there, and the long crank to start issue (fuel pump). They replaced the necessary parts and fixed all my issues. And they kept me apprised of their ongoing efforts and estimated costs along the way to solve the 3-year puzzle. They also worked hard to get it back to me before the 4th of July weekend. What a relief. BTW-I am almost 74 years old and Holden's never gave me the feeling they were trying to take advantage of an older lady. I found just the opposite. They wanted to know the entire history and they listened to me list the issues that had been occurring and made notes in my file. For about 3 days of labor tracing the elusive engine codes, parts and repair it cost me $930.87. Worth every single penny! And when it was ready they sent an Uber to pick me up on their dime. Impressive. When I paid my bill Christian and the mechanic (sorry I didn't get his name) were excited and proud to show me pictures and explain what they found and how it was repaired. Now I have my dependable transportation back and the confidence that it isn't going to fall apart on me like the dealership was attempting to make me believe. I believe we had 2 separate motivations at play; a dealership trying to scare/frustrate me to the point of buying a new car or Holden's honestly wanting to find the problem, repair it and return my dependable Santa Fe to me. I highly recommend Holden's Auto Service to anyone looking for honest, dependable and experienced auto mechanics and service. They actually care.

I truly don't understand all the amazing reviews, we literally chose Holden's based on all the…read moregreat reviews, unfortunately my aunt did not have a great experience. She made an appointment for 8:30am to have them to check a bumping noise and service her air conditioning. They did offer her use of the shuttle, but after more than an hour they ended up having to call her an Uber, which I do think is very nice, but quite honestly with what was done to her car that really shouldn't have been necessary. They determined what the noise was and changed the cabin air filter, this took until about 11:30 am. Now I'm not a mechanic, but I have changed a cabin air filter, takes no more than five minutes....tops. They charged her $43.51 for the filter, which is ridiculous, they also charged $49.75 for labor, I can chalk the labor up to all the other things they checked, but that price for the filter is an absolute rip off. My aunt said there was a rattling noise coming from the passenger side after she picked up her car, I said it may be something from the filter replacement, she's 73 years old and didn't realize that the filter was accessed through the glove box. I opened the glove box, mainly because I wanted to see this gold plated $43 dollar filter, first thing I see is that the damper is not attached to the inside compartment. I can't say that they broke it, but considering the plethora of pages they gave her with suggested repairs, you'd think they would have mentioned it...just sayin. I pulled the $43 filter, it's totally generic, made in China, no brand name listed on it at all, Motorcraft and STP average $25-$30, clearly they were just taking advantage of an older lady. My aunt has trouble standing as well as sitting in certain types of chairs, she asked several times about when her car would be ready, even after she had paid, she waited another 30 minutes, it was only after walking outside and seeing her car with the hood down and the keys in the ignition did she ask again for her car that they finally made an effort to bring it around for her. They determined the bumping noise to be the struts, she does also need tires, they wrote her up an estimate of $1099.97 for tires, installation, and all the other new tire crap. They also gave her an estimate for the struts and an alignment, the strut assembly and sway bar link with labor came to $1515.68, the alignment was $194.66. Thankfully she didn't have the time or the money to have those services completed today. After hearing about her experience and seeing all the estimates, I made her call Stockton Hill Tire, she now has an appointment with them next week to have struts, alignment, and tires for $1200. I understand that they may have been giving their estimate with "better" tires, but they gave her no options in their estimate, making her believe that was the best they could do. They may be nice and friendly, but it seems to me that its just the ole slight of hand, watch the right one so you don't see the left one in your wallet. Seniors beware.