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    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    RepairTech Automotive

    RepairTech Automotive

    4.3
    (27 reviews)

    As a military retiree, I am familiar with do-it-yourself auto shops, and how they operate. This DIY…read moreshop is no different from those in the military, as it provides its customers with the tools necessary to perform every repair you can think of, and staff at one's disposal to answer any repair related question that may arise. For instance, I was replacing the brake pads on my corvette, and the owner provided me with a few pointers on how to do the job more efficient. Also, as I was making my repairs, the owner was working on additional repairs to my corvette, that was above my skill set (i.e., Flush the brake lines, and flush the radiator to meet manufacture standards). As mentioned above, this particular shop functions as a Do it yourself shop, as well as regular auto shop, whereby one can drop off one auto for regular repairs and maintenance. In a world of shady businesses, this one is truly a gem in the rough, as he's HONEST and TRUSTWORTHY. In conclusion, I usually do not trust many people with my Corvette ZHZ, as I have had many bad experiences with mechanics in the past, but I trust Mr. Verdejo to work on my corvette without hesitation, as he has earned my trust and respect.

    This monkey is the worst auto repair shop I've been to i took it there to fix my muffler it had a…read morehole he change the pipe never connect the 2 pieces I took it back told him it makes too much noice and he said it must be another hole somewhere else he never checked 2 months later I make a u turn and the pipe came off from where it was sitting I take it to another mechanic and he puts a couple of clams and no more noise and I had to pay another 100 dollars to fix it what he did was not to canect the the muffler how can you give the car back like that besides all this he overcharge don't go there is like THE BLINE LEADING THE THE BLINE

    Coggin Honda Of Orlando

    Coggin Honda Of Orlando

    2.2
    (322 reviews)

    And just like that, year three with my Honda 2022 Civic came to a close with the end of my lease…read moreterm. Making my final payment in January, I knew it was time to finally face the inevitable of figuring out what to do with my current Honda 2022 Civic. Ultimately, I knew I would trade it in and get its larger cousin, the Accord and I was praying that I could get a decent monthly rate. Fast forward to now, I am now almost a full week into driving my new Honda 2024 Accord Hybrid and I've been nothing but smiles. Until I am ready to re-enter the world of financing, I'll continue to be a lease girly. While I am a driver girl and leasing was not anything I was interested in because I like to DRIVE my car to all the places and disliked the limitations to mileage caps given with lease agreements, I've since turned the page on that viewpoint. However, it did take me getting my Honda 2022 Civic to change that viewpoint. Now with that said, let me dive into a few things I've liked and disliked about this dealership. Please note that I am speaking from a leasing standpoint as well. I have NEVER financed a car with Coggin Honda of Orlando. So, I cannot speak from that standpoint. My last financed car was with AutoNation Chevrolet and that experience was ultimately HORRIFIC and why I left them in the first place, but I digress. Let's dive in. LIKES: (1) My sales specialist, Devon B. - who helped me secure my Honda 2022 Civic - once again helped me with the Honda 2024 Accord Hybrid. He's awesome. He's a great sales rep and goes above and beyond to work with you. Now, sales reps don't work miracles, but they get pretty darn close, and he (Devon) did his best to get the best possible offer for me considering what I was comfortable paying. (2) With the Civic, when it came to repairs and just overall maintenance, the staff/team were great. Gustavo R. - who was my service specialist on several occasions - was a miracle worker. I cannot list the number of occasions when he ensured me that I was either walking away with the service I needed completely covered or at the fairest price point (discounts included) possible. He looked out for me (and I am sure others) as a customer. This was such a refreshing experience because it was the complete opposite of my experiences with AutoNation Chevrolet. So, between the sales specialists and service specialists, I have been walking around rose-colored glasses (for the most part) when it comes to the cars, I've leased with Coggin Honda of Orlando. Now this does not, sadly mean, that I have not had any issues with this dealership. I think, when it comes to leasing and financing cars and maintaining them issues are inevitable. However, it comes down to the team of people and us, as the customer, how we handle them. Now the one issue I can attest to was during the latter half of my leasing experience with my 2022 Civic. DISLIKE: (1) Last year I had an issue with the splash guard. It was damaged and then started dragging and made a horrific sound while driving. I took it in, and they replaced it. I was without my car for a full day - but that was not too bad. I had the option - with my insurance to rent a car but I was not in dire need of it since I was able to Uber / Lyft into work. It was the second large repair that I had to do on the car in 2.5 years of leasing it. So, I counted that as a small blessing. Sadly, within a week of them replacing the splash guard, it was completely ripped from under my car (again). I don't know what or how. I don't remember hearing a horrific sound like the first time when it initially came loose. I was stunned, to say the least. I called to attempt to make another appointment to replace it in hopes that they would just do the work free of charge as it had only been a week and however they installed it was not secure. To my disdain, not only was that not an option, but the fee to replace it had increased. Needless to say, I never replaced it and just drove the car without a splash guard. I did not have any issues with the missing splash guard thereafter. Overall, my experiences with the dealership have been pretty good. Again, I lease. So, a lot of my general maintenance was covered by the dealership for about 2-ish years or so. I had great interactions with most of the reps that I worked with on the service side. I am still in that honeymoon phase with Honda and probably will be until I am ready to return to the finance car world. So, while I can, I'll ride this happy customer wave! Lastly, just more so for logistical wayfinding reasons, the dealership showroom is still wrapping the final stages of its renovation. So, wayfinding is kind of TRASH if you ask me. But for first-time visitors, the Service side/line is to the left of the new sales showroom. The Sales side is being utilized by their "Used Cars" lot - off to the right of all the construction/fences. Just be wary of that.

    On 10/23/25, Coggin's sales rep and sales manager sent my wife and daughter numerous calls and…read moretexts. My daughter sent a group text including my wife, the sales rep, and the sales manager, asking that all further communication be *by email only* in a group that also included me. She included the phrase "Do not call or text me or my family members again." The sales manager ignored this, texting her directly to request a call. Even after she told him AGAIN not to call or text, he responded by text instead of email, acknowledging her demand. No email ever came -- the game changes when everything has to be in writing. As for their interest in "making things right," their actions haven't matched their words. In his BBB responses, the GM claimed they tried to reach us repeatedly (those were the disruptive calls during the workday) and even claimed we had no financing. That's false. We walked in with an $8,000 down payment and pre-approval from our bank for the balance -- though we never even got to discussing down payment because the price was changed. We found a different dealership and purchased a car last night. If Coggin truly wanted to make this right, they wouldn't avoid written communication or misrepresent key facts. Between our BBB and Honda corporate complaints, plus pending complaints with the FTC, Florida Attorney General, and DMV, this isn't going away. Coggin will be held responsible for their actions. Mark, I worked in investigations for eight years. I know how to document evidence and details. Instead of focusing on damage control, I suggest you invest that energy into revising your operating procedures and retraining your team so future customers don't go through this. Buyers beware: Coggin Honda Orlando engaged in bait-and-switch tactics and then misrepresented the facts afterward. Do your research and protect yourself before doing business here.

    Itig Quick Mart

    Itig Quick Mart

    3.3
    (4 reviews)
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    I hate driving a dirty car. Especially around this time of year when the pollen is high. Everyone…read morehas that yellow film on their vehicle. And no matter how far I park from a tree, some bird always has to take a dump on my windshield. I swear. It is like a game birds play. How many cars can you poop on in one day? Extra points if you get the windshield. And even more points if the vehicle has a bumper sticker of a political candidate on its bumper. Anyway, I found myself in south Orlando yesterday after running errands, so I stopped in here. I have been here before. It is busy on the weekends. So you have a better chance of not having to wait long on weekdays. There are four bays for washing your vehicle. Three are self washing, and one is a drive thru automatic wash with three wash packages. I usually wash the car myself. But two of self wash stations were in use. And a few people were just hanging in the third. I like a clean car. And I use a lot of elbow grease to keep it clean. But if you are going to detail the car after washing, how about pulling the car out of the bay so another customer can use it! I went into the automatic wash and purchased the Express Wash ($5.00). It is the no thrills package. Just a wash and rinse. No dryers. No problem. I prefer to use the towel and hand dry. First stage is the rinse. Followed by soap, wash, and rinse. The water jets for the wash are on high, so it manages to get all of the dirt, pollen, and anything else off. The rinse is a softer cycle. After exiting, I parked the CRV in the back and got the towel out. Behind the car wash stations is the area for vacuuming the interior. ITIG Car Wash is right next to Dixie Belle Cafe. So when they open back up, you can wash your car, then go and get the best breakfast in town. A heads up. The automatic wash takes dollar bills for payment. But if you are looking for quarters, there is a change machine to the right of the entrance for the automatic wash. It feels good to drive home in a clean car. And if I am in the area again, I most likely will use ITIG Car Wash if the CRV needs a wash. And why do I get the feeling that as I write this while my vehicle is parked away from the trees, there is a bird sitting up in those trees with his eyes on the prize? I

    Five stars for a cheap and convenient "do it yourself" car wash!…read more It's really hard to find self-service car washes, so when my husband spotted this one next to Dixie Bell Cafe, we decided to check it out. It's not giant, but it features three bays and a drive through was and wasn't that crowded. I really appreciated that they had credit card readers at each station! I don't know anyone who carries around quarters, so it's nice to not have to get cash out just to convert it to a useless currency. I also appreciated the prices! We washed my husband's car for $2.50! The hoses have soap and wax and various other options, so there's plenty of stuff to choose from. There are also several vacuum stations in the back. Everything was clean and I had a good experience. Overall, this is a clean and convenient self-service car wash (that takes credit cards!). We will definitely return.

    NAPA Auto Parts - autopartssupplies - Updated July 2026

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