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    MDH Motors

    4.4 (9 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    Martin took my daughters WRX and money for a rebuild, he took the mone and kept the car...DO NOT go to MDH for work!!!!!

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    Honest-1 Auto Care

    2.2
    (73 reviews)

    I had been taking my 1990 Geo Prizm to Honest 1 Auto on 82nd Avenue near Duke Street for over ten…read moreyears. When the car didn't start on March 13, I had it towed there. They called the next day and said I needed a new fuel pump. But when they installed a new fuel pump, the car still would not start. After more labor, they diagnosed the problem as low compression -a blown engine. They billed me $689 for parts and labor and I paid promptly, though it felt rough. Nearly 700 bucks just to learn my car was dead. But I figured, hey, not their fault. And I wanted to honor our longstanding relationship. I see that a bit differently now, in light of what unfolded next. I found another car to buy, a 2008 Honda Civic, and I drove it to Honest 1 for an inspection on April 14. The inspection cost $175, and the biggest problem they found was a burned out tail light. On the basis of that thumbs-up report, I bought the car. A week or so into driving it, I noticed a disturbing scraping sound, like metal on metal. I ignored it for some days, thinking it couldn't be anything serious since I'd just gotten the car inspected. But it was unsettling, so I took the car back to Honest 1 on May 8 to have them check it out, still figuring it was probably no big deal. Turns out I had no front brakes. What I was hearing WAS metal grinding on metal. Yet their inspection, barely over three weeks earlier, had evaluated my brakes as having 50% of their padding. I felt that since I had bought the car and negotiated the price I paid on the basis of that faulty information, they should fix my brakes for free. The manager on duty confirmed, on the shop computer, that their inspection report had specified 50% of brake padding left. Tony, the owner, was out of town. The manager called Tony, who told him to give me a $50 discount. I thought this was woefully inadequate. I wound up paying $324 for the brake job, which was completed the next day, a Saturday. I went back there on Monday to talk to Tony directly. He would not budge. He had given me a $50 discount and he said he could do no more. He stated emphatically that he would not "give away the store." He stated, "You would have had to get the brakes done anyway." I pointed out that I'd have offered less money for the car, had I not been given bad information by his shop's inspection. He ignored this, and then actually had the nerve to ask me how far I'd driven the car! I said, "Would you like to look at the odometer?" (I'd driven it about 200 miles.) He said, "No, that's not a big deal." I said that at the very least, he should refund me the $175 inspection fee. He responded briskly that of all the many items on the inspection, the guy had "only got one thing wrong" and he certainly would not refund that fee. He actually began yelling somewhat aggressively about it, and then I said, "Tony, why are you yelling at me?" and he calmed down. He finally offered to "cover my next oil change" but I told him that would not be adequate. His shop's mistake had endangered my safety and cost me hundreds of dollars. So, basically, Tony stonewalled me. My relationship with Tony and his shop is over. I have also since done a bit of Web research on the expensive misdiagnosis of my old car. The verdict seems to be that while they likely did not overcharge me for parts and labor, their diagnostic sequencing apparently involved some level of incompetence and it wasn't entirely fair to stick me with that bill either. So-just saying. But the main thing is, after more than ten years of receiving my business, Tony chose to ignore my obviously legitimate point about what his shop's incorrect inspection had cost me. This leaves me very angry. After more than a decade of good business from me, Tony chose not to stand behind his shop's work. Instead, he chose to deny responsibility for what happened, and to discredit my entire perspective. I left feeling a little bit bullied. I find Tony's attitude both professionally and personally unacceptable.

    Called to make an appointment for the 1000K spark plug change on a 2013 Honda Civic Hybrid. ( 8…read morespark plugs. The "back four" are a pain. .7 hours labor ) ) ) Appoint was available for the early morning of the next day. Spark plugs were ordered without deposit requested. $180.00 for plugs and no deposit. Had the parts ordered for next day installation appointment. No hesitation when I asked about their labor rate. ( $175.00 per hour, not the $250.00 another shop charged ) Price quoted for the job was the price charged. No BS. Friendly, clean and no "upselling". This is now my "go to" shop for work that I am to old to do myself. Give them a try if you want good work at a fair price with no BS.

    Konkin Service Center

    Konkin Service Center

    3.7
    (3 reviews)

    I finally found a shop that actually fixes the problem! Konkin was great to me and Ford F-150, and…read moreI couldn't be happier with the experience. They were upfront and honest about what needed to be done, and I never felt like they were trying to upsell me on anything unnecessary. Which is really tough to find in Portland nowadays. Will definitely be bringing my truck back here whenever it needs work. Highly recommend them this shop!

    DO NOT trust nor do business with this company. I knew I was buying a salvage vehicle and…read moreunderstood the inherent risks that go with buying one. But, I had an independent mechanic conduct a pre-purchase inspection and also purchased a five year extended warranty. The mechanic found no major issues, so I felt comfortable buying it. I made the trip from Chico California to Portland by Amtrak (14 plus hours) so that I could see and drive it for myself. Unfortunately, in the 20-25 minutes it took the Uber driver to go from Amtrak to their office, upon walking into the lot saw a major dent on the driver side door. The salesperson stayed a parking lot attendant had hit the vehicle causing significant damage to the door and panel to the right of the door. I would have had a body shop give an estimate but it was after 5 pm on a Friday (March 24, 2023) by the time I got to the dealership and the salesperson assured me there was no structural damage. There was no reasonable way to stay Friday, Sat and Sunday to get a quote(s) from at least one or two body shops that Monday. The owner indicated it would only cost them $1000 to fix it and they'd ship it to me. Not wanting to trust their work I requested they agree to pay the cost based on at least three quotes in Chico. They said no and settled on only covering me for $2500. I should've known better but was exhausted and didn't want to take a train back. It was exceedingly bad decision to acquiesce and am now stuck with this problem. I got completely ripped off because the damage to the vehicle that they did, supposedly in the 20 minute ride from Amtrak. For all I know is the damage happened days before I left Chico and they knew if I got there after traveling such a long distance I'd be less likely to walk away. Now I'm looking at least spending another $6000 to repair the damage because of structural damage to the driver side door post, having to replace the driver side door with a new down, and damage further down. I would never recommend this company as they clearly knew this vehicle had more substantial damage than what they indicated. Making it more skeevy was the salesperson telling me they would be fixing it in house & would only cost the owner $1000 to make the repairs. In retrospect, it tells me they're either ignorant, incompetent or outright deceptive. Let my crappy decision serve as a warning that you will likely get ripped off. Do not use this company because the salespeople and owner are unscrupulous. If I could give less than a one star I would.

    MDH Motors - autorepair - Updated August 2026

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