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    Motorcars International

    (33 reviews)

    Very professional staff. They worked on my VW and did an excellent job, determining the problem…read moreand fixing it. Very friendly, I would highly recommend them.

    My experience with Motorcars International was horrible, and I feel compelled to share so others…read moredon't make the same mistake I did. So better late than never. On 10/25, I brought my 2011 Audi A4 with 115K miles to Motorcars International because my engine coolant light came on. My go-to mechanic (German Car Repair) was too far away, and Motorcars International had decent reviews--clearly misleading. After dropping off my car, I was contacted with a list of "necessary repairs": replacing the coolant pipe, upper timing cover, and upper control arms, totaling over $1,700. Trusting their "expertise," I approved the repairs. The moment I picked up the car and drove the short 1.7 miles home, red flags started flying. When I turned off the car in my garage, I noticed a bizarre running noise, something I had NEVER experienced before. Concerned, I called the shop, and the front desk guy told me it was "normal"--some absolute nonsense about it stopping after five minutes. Spoiler alert: it wasn't normal. Later that SAME day, I drove 4.4 miles, and guess what? The engine coolant light came back on! I just picked the car up only a few hours ago. How is this possible after just spending over $1K? When I called the shop again, front desk dude was, unsurprisingly, smug and useless. His "maybe you should bring it back" response was annoying. Ya think?! He even admitted they "might not have driven the car long enough" after the repair. What kind of shop doesn't properly test a car after repairs?! Afraid to risk the highway, I spent two hours crawling 4.4 miles back home, pulling over repeatedly as the engine coolant light kept coming on and giving my car time to cool off. It was a nerve-wracking ordeal that could have been avoided if they had done their job right the first time. The next day, I took the car back, only to be told that the water pump--the real culprit--needed replacing. This repair cost me an additional $1,164.92. When I asked why they didn't catch this the first time, I got some ridiculous excuse about it "not showing up." Newsflash: a thorough diagnostic should have uncovered this issue in the first place. Where is the subject matter expertise. I argued they should at least cover part of the cost since their negligence led to this fiasco, but they refused. This shop's lack of thoroughness, laziness, and poor communication could have cost me my safety. What if my engine had failed while on the highway? In total, I spent nearly $3,000, most of which could have been avoided had they done their job properly the first time. I will never return to Motorcars International and strongly urge anyone reading this to look elsewhere. For quality, professional, and thorough service, go to German Car Repair on 6070 Atlanta Hwy in Alpharetta. They have master Audi technicians, fair prices, and won't risk your safety with half-baked repairs.

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    NAPA Auto Parts

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    I'm a fan of NAPA Auto Parts. I think I've always had a good experience when visiting one of their…read morestores. I'm able to find what I need and I'm in and out in a matter of minutes. This NAPA is located near the Big Chicken (same side of the road) in Marietta. There are a lot of other auto parts stores nearby like Advance Auto Parts, AutoZone, and O'Reilly. I stopped by this NAPA during my lunch break to pick up some replacement tail/brake light bulbs for my car. I purchased my last set from O'Reilly. O'Reilly and AutoZone carry Sylvania brand bulbs. NAPA carries Wagner brand. The bulbs burn and look the same. My car uses a mix of bulb brands and you can't tell a difference. The bulbs (2) cost $6.35 after tax (Wagner BP17881, equivalent to Sylvania 7225). I first tried to buy the Sylvanias at Advance, but they were out of stock. This NAPA store was open, airy, bright, clean, and neatly organized. I like the look of the NAPA stores better than Advance, AutoZone, and O'Reilly. It wasn't busy. There were several (4-5) employees and, at one point, I was the only customer. Customer service was good. The employee (#14) who checked me out signed me up for NAPA Rewards (www.naparewards.com) where you get $5 for every $100 you spend. You automatically get $5 off your next purchase after setting up your account. Your NAPA Rewards account is tied to your phone number. Also, AAA members get 10% off all purchases at NAPA.

    Suppose I could give this company a zero I would. All three times I have dealt with them it's been…read morenot very good. Twice I was sold faulty parts, then the third time I tried to order online and pickup at the store. About ten minutes later I was notified my order had been cancelled due to suspected fraud!!! I called customer service only to be told I could try putting in the order again with another payment method. My payment was fine as it went through and I was showing my ID upon arrival anyway. The guy Mark there needs to learn some customer service skills too.

    NAPA Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated September 2026

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