Great shop, best at what they do, short wait times, appointments easy to book, repairs done right…read more Prices are great.

These people are nice and seem to know what they are doing. However they convinced me I needed…read moreservices that my car did not need and overcharged for the amount of work they actually did.

We have had 3 vehicles serviced at Village Car Company for many years, they've done all of our oil…read morechanges, brakes, rotors, inspections, suspension repairs, seasonal tire swaps, and even heater blower replacement. Always friendly with good prices, just an honest place to deal with.

I was very surprised to read the review posted here. For many years I had my new vehicles serviced…read moreat the places I purchased them: Automaster and Burlington Suburu. Looking for a place to bring my newest Honda two years ago, I decided to find somewhere closer to home, as I no longer drove into Burlington every day. My son had purchased a car from Village Car Company several years prior, and I was impressed with the whole transaction, so I decided to give VCC a try. The most important things to me in a mechanic are knowledge of my car, and honesty. I find Mark to not only be knowledgeable and honest, but to be professional, reasonable and very pleasant to do business with. I never feel like I have been misled or ripped off, as I have with other businesses I have used. Taking my car to Village Car Company has been the best decision I have made since purchasing my new car: I have not been disappointed and could not recommend them more highly.

Double G saved me "big time" by repairing an Evap line, thereby allowing my vehicle to pass…read moreinspection and also avoiding a much costlier bill by not having to remove the gas tank and exhaust piping. Appreciate their resourcefulness and honesty. I would certainly do business with them again.

Let me just start by saying that I have always had used cars, and I have been to more mechanics…read morethan 99% of people on the planet. I've been to probably 25 around different parts of the country. This is hands down, by far, the best, most competent, fair priced mechanic I have ever come across. And it's not even close. True diagnostics. Not just reading codes and getting you to replace things for the sake of charging you. John is a wizard and clearly knows cars unbelievably well. John figured out what was going on with my engine with so many other mechanics could not. John also figured out that previous mechanics hastily replaced things, and did so lazy, leading to problems in themselves. I've never tipped a mechanic before but I just had to do so after this service. My car wasn't drivable. It was kicking while driving. This car is my baby I've been road tripping around the country with it for 10 months. I had 12 codes before Double G Auto, now I have 0 codes. Car drives better than when I first bought it. I joked with John I would consider moving to town just so I could bring every car I ever own to him for the rest of my life. Would save me so much time, energy, effort and money. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I am beyond appreciate for my experience here.

This mechanic has been great so far. We needed something reattached on the under side of our Mazda…read moreand they fixed it without issue. The big win was being able to make an appointment online and communicate via text. That is so rare and it's very appreciated!

I think their prices are high and was disappointed at their unwillingness to road test my car after…read morea repair. It doesn't inspire confidence. Every mechanic I have ever known in over 25 years always road tests a car after they touch it.

I like these guys. No bullsh*t, no frills, straight up good work and very efficient. I've used them…read morefor collision work and other maintenance with excellent results. They hire very good techs.

Friendly and efficient. Quick service. I will return for other services. Made the annual inspection…read moreeasy.

They always take good care of me there to get me in when I need to get in and if I have any…read morewarranty problems, I take care of that. Definitely a good place to go.

I had a wonderful experience purchasing a new car at Della Chevrolet with Jae (salesperson). From…read morethe beginning he was very personable, polite, and professional. He showed that he was extremely knowledgeable about his products but also showed kindness and compassion to me as the buyer. I would highly recommend anyone looking to buy a new or used car to seek out Jae. You won't be disappointed.

I was referred to Quintin Brothers Auto in order to clear an airbag warning light that was holding…read moreup my 2017 state inspection. These guys were able to quickly and very cheaply identify the issue as a faulty seat-belt sensor. The team at Quintin Auto went above and beyond my expectations and looked into my the car history and determined that the sensor was under lifetime warranty through the original dealer. This extra research saved me close to $275 and highlights their commitment to their customers.

I wanted Quintin Brothers to work out because there are very few shops in the Burlington area…read morewilling to work on older cars. They clearly have knowledgeable people on staff, and the shop is fun to visit if you like muscle cars, hot rods, and sports cars. Unfortunately, my experience with a largely original full-size American car has been much less positive. While their positive reviews suggest they are a great fit for modified performance vehicles, it has not been a good fit for an uncommon, original full-size American car for a few key reasons: Turnaround & Scheduling: Appointments can be many weeks out. This is a critical factor for local owners since our old-car driving season in Vermont is so short. Ignoring Factory Specifications: When the shop replaced my wheel studs, I provided a tip sheet with factory specs, including the 65 ft-lb wheel-nut torque specification. At pickup, I was told they torqued them to 100 ft-lb and that I should re-torque them to 100 after a few miles. When I pointed out the factory spec, the response was "cars go faster now." This logic makes no sense for a late-1960s car designed for sustained highway speeds. Quality Control Issues: On another occasion, the shop replaced the valve-cover gaskets. Both later leaked badly enough that the car failed state inspection. When I raised the problem, I did not receive a meaningful response or an offer to correct the work. My Takeaway:I can't tell whether the problems stem from the technicians, the front office, communication between the two, or a combination. But when you are dealing with a rare car and scarce, expensive components, you need a shop that takes factory technical information seriously, communicates carefully, and stands behind its work. Based on my experience, I would not take my car back here.

Great service, literally, reasonable prices, they go out of their way to find cost-effective…read moresolutions to problems faced by ooder cars. Have never in my 67 adult years have I encountered a finer shop.

Very accommodating and reasonable Been there before, and…read morehad great experience . Like to give business to small/local business and this proves again to me why that is usually best.