On a road trip, in a strange place is not where you want to be when the dashboard starts lighting…read moreup! A local auto parts store found 3 transmission codes and recommended Butch's. What we thought was going to be $1000's in repair costs turned out to be much, much less as Butch found it was a wiring, and not a transmission issue. A quick fix and we were on our way. Made it home safe and sound on the other side of the country (AZ) without issue. Highly recommend this shop to anyone in the area! Can not say enough good things!

I went there last minute to buy parts for my car and the guy (I didn't get his name) that helped us…read morewas so sweet and helpful! We barely knew how to get the parts out and he was there digging in the car with us him and the lady, whose name I also didn't get, were so pleasant and lovely to deal with!

A huge shout out to Steve with Ridgeway tire and auto, thank you for referring me to Gregorys…read moreTowing in Ridgeway, the service received was impeccable. I greatly appreciate you and you both were so considerate of my need for my car.

Needed a new water pump. They did fine work, just took way longer than promised and cost a bit…read moremore than quoted.

Always happy to do business with these guys. Small salvage yard with good nitch parts. Ask for…read moreGeorge or Brian

Before you read this review, know the following upfront:…read more 1. Nelson's does not negotiate on price (think CarMax pricing but, Nelson's is the opposite of CarMax). 2. Nelson's sales employees are not paid on commission. 3. We had been watching three, almost identical, CX-9's for over a month. Two were at 'haggle' dealerships. 4. When I did buy the CX-9, it was the last of the month & it was near closing time. (If you know, you know) 5. I spent six hours apiece at the 'haggle' dealerships; Nelson's had us and out in under two hours and that was not rushed. I'll never get those twelve hours of my life back. DEALERSHIP: The two 'haggle' dealerships were STILL two thousand dollars more than Nelson's non-negotiable / non-commission price. At Nelson's, I used every trick in the toolbox during to get a lower price. I even tried the "I am not sure this is the price...I'm going to another dealership". As I walked away, I waited for the sales manager to jog after us as we left. Nope. Nelson's takes all the fun out of car negotiations. :-) I also observed the other employees. Everyone I saw were not what we have come to expect from a car dealership. They are much better. I'm going to chalk that up to Nelson's sales employees are not under pressure to sell, sell, sell. SALESPERSON Ask for Jacob. Period. Jacob was 100% transparent. He not only showed us how the pricing structure worked, he also explained every line item on the final invoice before we signed. After the sale, Jacob spent thirty minutes showing us how things worked on the CX-9. Think about the last time you bought a car. Did you see your salesperson after the deal was signed? Also, ask Jacob for $15 worth of gas when you close the deal. He'll get it. CONCLUSION Whatever car you are looking for, run the VIN through all these web sites to ensure you have the complete history of the car. Listed in the order by the amount of data you receive: Car Edge, CarGurus, Autobytel, & Car Fax. HAPPY HUNTING!

I had to have my 1994 Miata towed from Danville to Martinsville to have it repaired because it…read morewould not start (it had sat unused for a few years). Brad and a knowledgeable technician replaced the fuel pump and radiator. It's running again. Thank you Nelson Mazda!

4/17/15 It all started with a "check engine" light. Three…read morediagnostic evaluations later, I was told that a new catalytic converter would be in my near future. Fourteen hundred dollars!!! Say what? Fourteen hundred dollars for a catalytic converter?! No way! I've found that overpriced quotes are the norm in the DMV. When I get quotes like this, I immediately call my dad in southwestern Virginia. He possesses a wealth of car knowledge and when I tell him about the ridiculous repair quotes from shops in the DMV, he immediately calls around to the local car repair shops to find parts and better prices for labor. On this day we were directed to Performance Automotive by my dad's buddy by the name of Tadpole, that works at the Napa Car Parts Store. We were told that Performance Automotive, a family owned business, had a state of the art diagnostic machine. The Napa Store and Performance Auto are on the same street so it took us no time to get there. The garage is not directly located on the street so it took us a few minutes to find the garage. We arrived and were immediately serviced by a young lady with the infamous state of the art diagnostic machine in her hand. She hooked up my car and within minutes had a diagnosis. Turns out I don't need a catalytic converter. The service engine light could be an indication of numerous things. I was told not to worry as long as my car is running fine. She even told me I could drive to California at that very moment! :) My dad and I left confident in the diagnosis and relieved that I didn't have to spend any more money on my car!

Bobby done a great on my mother's 2008 Toyota highlander good people here folks highly recommend.read more

No frills, but honest no non-sense repair. Danny is a nice honest mechanic. The dealer told me I…read moreneeded new brakes and Danny told and showed me that I had 50% of my pads left and 1-2 years left on the pads. I had already bought the pads and told him to replace them anyway. Only charged me $60 labor! A good honest mechanic. One man show and a good mechanic.

Just got dual exhaust w/ a Flowmaster installed on my 04 Dodge Ram 1500. They did a great job on…read moreit. Sounds great now, can really hear the full sound of the trucks 5.7 hemi engine.