Lance is the Best sales person we have ever worked with. We will not buy another vehicle from…read moreanyone else. The Service Dept is very good as well. We live in Pittsburgh and make the 2 hour trip to bring our vehicles to them 5 stars across the board

Danny S. made our experience so seamless and fast! We sold our handicap van with him and he gave us…read morea very fair offer all while accommodating our long drive to get there as well. Definitely would recommend

Such respectful and friendly They are my #1 car service from towing, inspection, mechanical repair,…read moreemergency service. Thanks guys!

Minich Towing & Recovery -- YOU STOLE MY CAR (100 DAYS AND COUNTING)…read more Minich Towing has had my 2021 Volkswagen Jetta (VIN: 3VWC57BU8MM006071) for 100 days and refuses to return it. This is theft -- plain and simple. My car was taken from private property on June 22, 2025 without my consent, without any lawful property-owner request, and without any valid public-safety justification. A public officer cannot lawfully order a tow unless the owner or property owner authorizes it, or the vehicle is on public property, involved in an accident, creating an immediate hazard, or has been abandoned in accordance with Pennsylvania abandoned-vehicle procedures. None of those conditions applied. I have photos, timestamps, and documentation proving ownership and the circumstances of the tow. Minich is now on notice: I will hold you fully responsible. I am preparing to file civil claims, IRS Form 1099-A notices, and criminal complaints for unlawful acquisition and conversion of private property, and I will involve federal and state investigators -- including the FBI and the Pennsylvania Attorney General -- if this is not resolved immediately. I am assessing $5,000 per day in claimed damages beginning June 22, 2025; after 100 days, that totals $500,000 in pending claims. I have proof. This is not a threat -- it is a statement of fact and intent. Return my vehicle now. Why this is illegal: A tow under these facts is an unlawful tow and an improper conversion of property when done without proper authorization or process. Colluding with public officers to seize private property and then demanding exorbitant storage fees is unacceptable and may constitute conspiracy and theft. Relevant authority (on seizure, due process, and state action -- federal precedent): Fuentes v. Shevin, 407 U.S. 67 (1972) -- property may not be taken without due process; seizure requires appropriate process. Calero-Toledo v. Pearson Yacht Leasing Co., 416 U.S. 663 (1974) -- civil forfeiture and seizure doctrines require statutory safeguards and due process. Soldal v. Cook County, 506 U.S. 56 (1992) -- private actor seizures done with state involvement can constitute state action subject to constitutional scrutiny. United States v. James Daniel Good Real Property, 510 U.S. 43 (1993) -- notice and opportunity to be heard are required before significant deprivations of property. Monell v. Department of Social Services, 436 U.S. 658 (1978) -- municipalities and public agencies can be held liable when their policies or customs cause constitutional violations. Bottom line: You took my car. I have proof. You do not have lawful grounds. Return it immediately or face full legal, administrative, and criminal consequences. This is an easy lawsuit for unlawful tow, conversion, and collusion with public officers. I am done playing games. -- Darian Taylor Jr. Private Living Man -- Owner of VIN 3VWC57BU8MM006071 34 Prospect Ave, Franklin, PA

My 2009 Honda Ridgeline desperately needed both rocker panels replaced before December inspection…read more I called several places and chose Navy Run, which my appointment was set for mid November. After hours drop off was easy. They were what I consider fast, three days from drop off to pick up, and did excellent work!! Can't say enough how happy I am to have chose Navy Run Automotive! -Jim C. Conneaut Lake

Had an issue with the car sensor warnings. The car was looked at right as I came in and it was…read moreright before closing!! Once the issue was identified - everything was done and completed on the first go around. I would definitely recommend if someone had issues and was looking for a good place.

Friday August 1st I realized my inspection had just expired. Dick Allen's was the only shop around…read morethat could squeeze me in within 3 business days! They also fixed my cracked bumper and replaced a bulb and socket. Greatly appreciate the repairs, price, and friendly service. I will definitely use Dick Allen's for anything else that I need. Thank you!

I took my car to Knightlinger Auto because my car had a problem no mechanic would touch. They fixed…read morethe problem and charged me much less than I thought. Since then we take our car there for oil changes and any other repairs. We were so impressed with the fair, reliable, and quick service. I would highly recommend them to everyone!!

They use quality materials that make your vehicle look better and last longer, saving you a lot of…read moremoney over time. Their skilled application process is first class. If you like your vehicle and want it to last, you should have them undercoat it. It's well worth the small price you'll pay.

Jeff and crew did a fantastic Job fixing the rooftop hood on…read morea 1990 convertible . Fixed in a short time and a great price. Would definitely take Car here again .

Awesome collision center with outstanding customer service. They fix your car right! Hopefully it's…read morenot needed, but I would go back in a heart beat.

I drive an hour each way from Franklin to bring my Infiniti QX60 to Russo's Import Autowerks. My…read moreQX60 has had multiple problems over the years, and Anthony has handled all of them, from engine work to electrical diagnostics, honestly and correctly. He explains what needs fixing and doesn't push unnecessary work. Stephanie up front is organized and detail-oriented. A shop you can trust with a complicated vehicle.