I've been dealing with Dave and The Volkswagen & Audi Mot Centre or over 3 years courteous and…read moretrustworthy and have never had a problem with regards to pricing, in fact I have found the company to be very flexible after a recent motoring mishap where they were able to fit me in at very short notice on a Saturday morning. Very knowledgeable in all things Volkswagen without the big dealer deep breaths.

WARNING - Rip off merchants. Used this garage because it is near my work. Quoted a price of £150…read moreplus VAT for a service then tried to charge £281 including £60 for a repair I had not agreed to. Car developed an exhaust fault the next day. I would strongly recommend anyone to avoid this business even if it means taking a day off to get a service further afield. In the end the cost of going to this garage may well be more than time off work.

One of the most helpful garages I have come across... very friendly and superb advice that didn't…read moreresult in actual business for them on this occasion... looking forward to having my brakes done to repay that advice!!

You know what it's like when you move to a new town. You settle in, learn the best places to eat…read moreand drink, where to go and where to avoid. You've learned the rat-runs in and out for those occasions when the Temporary Traffic-Light Fairy has waved her Wand of Chaos on your route to work, and can quote fuel prices to the decimal point from every filling station in a five-mile radius. Happy in your new environment, you can settle down with the comfortable knowledge that you're becoming one of the locals. You've even given some thought to joining the local PTA and then it happens. Your car won't start, your MOT runs out, or bizarre noises more usually associated with mating polar bears start emanating from the mysterious jumble of pipes and metalwork that apparently has something to do with making your car go, but as far as you're concerned has been put in to support your washer-fluid tank. In desperation, you phone your old garage only to be told that it's not terribly convenient for one of their mechanics to drive 130 miles to listen to the weird grinding sound and isn't there someone local you can ask? Now you come back down to earth with a bump, your dreams of becoming accepted by the local community shattered. How could you ever have fooled yourself into thinking you've found a new home when you don't know who you can trust to fix your car, for crying out loud?! If you're an automotive imcompetent like myself, there are few things more daunting than finding a reliable garage in a new area. Where do you go? All your friends have conflicting opinions and horror stories about garages - from tales of flagrant overcharging to spontaneously-combusting VW Beetles - but none of them are prepared to go out on a limb and actually recommend one. Julie's-husband-Dave takes a quick look on your behalf, sucks breath between his teeth, mutters something incomprehensible about tappets and sidles off to watch the football. Is there anyone left to whom you can turn? Let me tell you now: there is, and it's VMR Autos. Over a frantic decade of moving from place to place like a bewildered pigeon that has lost its homing instinct and consequently nests in a different county every other month, I've seen a lot of garages, good and bad. This is, I promise you, one of the good ones. They charge reasonable prices, do a good job - when they SAY they will - are perfectly prepared to admit what is and isn't within their realms of expertise and have a great network of local specialist contacts for those truly perplexing problems. I have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending them wholeheartedly and you can tell Dave from me that I wasn't fooled for a moment.