1. Premier Auto

    1. Premier Auto

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    Hooksett, NH

    Premier Auto

    1.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    The Performance Place

    The Performance Place

    3.7
    (6 reviews)

    Tried to be a loyal customer. Like the mechanics and their work is unmatched. Go to pay the bill on…read more3 occasions and there is a charge of $30.00 foe shop supplies on all 3 occasions. I understand that there are certain items that need to be charged for under this category I've experienced this at other shops but not virtually 30% of the bill. Needless to say I am done there. Would not recommend this shop unless you are willing to spend $30 to get in the door.

    First, I'd like to say mechanics get a bad rap from only a few. It's hard work to be a stella auto…read moremechanic. It's hot, it's cold, it's dirty, customers usually don't know jack and are suspicious and hate paying big bucks usually via ignorance and the story goes on and on. If you find a stella shop stick with it and gift them occasionally. Began having service done at the PP a little over a year ago. Reason: I had a 2010 Ford Fusion inspected at another local garage and some additional service requested. I was satisfied for the most part. But one thing stood out from the service. I requested a transmission fluid and filter change. The owner said he would not recco it until I had the Trans cooling line replaced as it was leaking. Total line and replacement cost was $650.00. I fell out of bed! The section of the line that was leaking was a small rubber section at the radiator. This is a long dual line with a 6" rubber section. Very expensive and labor to install. He showed me where it was leaking. I passed on the line. The car is 12 yrs old. I won't keep it more than 2 more yrs. then another car purchase that's 2 yrs or less old. With that in mind on to a 2nd opinion. I ended up two wks later at the recommendation of my son at the PP. I explain. He gets his LED headlamp and looks down at the line. Oh I see it. Small leak. I can replace another rubber section that will last as long as you have the car. $100! He asks when was the last time you changed the trans fluid. Never! I'll change it for you if you waive any issues after the change. I say why? He explains. I don't get the trans change. I still think why? A couple of wks later on YouTube my favorite Scotty Kilner the Toyota/Lexus guy (most reliable cars ever made) made a video on why not to change trans fluid if you never changed it over 100K miles. I look further and it's true. You should not. If you do save the old fluid. These guys at the PP know their stuff. They realized and were in sympathy of my thoughts: it's an old car and it's going soon. Some places only repair how the OEM engineers designed it and some improvise. Which way is correct? As a matter of (fact) it depends on the issue and the age of the car; Secondly, the original design is not always the best way or the only way to repair; (watch Ray Rainman on YouTube); Thirdly, if another way is just as good or better and you can save the customer hard earned cash, that's just good business sense and a win-win for all. Few think outside the box while others just follow the original design. This one thing as well as quality service, won my business.

    Merchants Auto

    Merchants Auto

    2.0
    (180 reviews)

    My husband and I have been through the stressful process of applying for finance to purchase a…read morevehicle when our credit wasn't so good. This time, we had no trade in, and limited funds for a down payment due to recent illness and missing work, but we needed a vehicle, so we were nudged online from Merchants in Hooksett, NH to come by. We were assured that it would be different there, but we were still hesitant. It was different. Right out of the gate we were greeted by a young salesman who wasn't pushy at all. He led us through each step without making us feel like any minute we'd be let down. Everyone in there treated us with complete respect. Especially, the salesman, Toby P. Signing papers was also a breeze with lots of help from the young man who went out of his way to make that process quick and simple for us. Not only was the experience of getting through the money process simple, honest, and stressless, but we drove out of there with the car we actually wanted to begin with. The cars there are clean and well maintained, many with very low mileage. I love my new car! I highly recommend this place! Thank you everyone there at Merchant Auto! Doris

    I got a car from these people and was told after a year they'd take it back and get me upgraded to…read morea better car, within that year the car they sold me was nothing but problems, it's a 2021 Mitsubishi outlander that had 30k on the odo, I had to replace the cat sensors, a O2 sensor inside the cabin, had to fix a transmission leak and now I have to fix the catalytic converter since they didn't have the decency to tell me it was a aftermarket part instead of a OEM. These people are some of the worst car dealership I've worked with, I think I even preferred Tim's truck Capitol or Dan o Brian.

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