My spouse was looking to buy a used car a few years ago and we decided to check out Cavallaro…read moreNeubauer since people recommended them. Ended up buying a Ford Fusion from them which in turn has broken down twice, called Cavallaro Neubauer and said we needed to call local Ford dealer to repair (well our local Ford dealer is owned by that naughty James Provennzano guy and I don't trust them). We were glad we got a good deal at Cavallaro Neubauer of Wolcott, but the lack of knowledge that the car would be sustainable for more than 2 years is unacceptable. So ended up paying a tow truck to tow the Ford to Wilbert's - and my husband bought a new car from a Peake.

I have purchased both cars and trucks from Cav-Neub. for many years. I have had all my personal…read moreand company owned vehicles serviced by their excellent technicians. Never had a problem with work completed, wait time, or costs. Highly recommended!

Great people, very fair costs on all fronts. Had my truck rustproofed for about $190 and is a lot…read moremore comprehensive (and a lot more reasonable, a LOT) than you'd get from a local competitor and also does annual maintenance follow ups. Will be a while but will actually bring my wheels here once my warranty is up for any work that needs to be done as well. A++

Once again, I found myself at the doorstep of this GREAT SHOP!…read moreBravo to Diane, Kerri and Ron. They all dropped what they were doing to assist me with a new nagging car issue and got me on my way within an hour. I thank you all for your time, efforts and service with a smile. Sincerely, Paul E Clapper

If you are looking for a shop that will be upfront, dependable, honest, and overall good people…read more.. this is your shop. I have struggled with dealerships and chain repair shops not being transparent and trying to take advantage of me. First time meeting the owner and staff I knew they were genuine and care about their work. They took the time to listen and care about my cars needs. To sum it up, great people, quality work, and fair

I had just moved to Auburn and needed brake work done on one of my vehicles; I asked one of the…read moreauto parts stores who they'd recommend. They said to try Xcelerated Auto and I did. And I could not be happier with Joe and Angel's attention to detail with everything from customer service to working on my car! Honest and true, they are my choice for all my auto needs! Don't run, drive to Xcelerated.

One of the few honest repair shops I've ever been to. The owner Chris knows his stuff and will give…read moreyou a fair price for parts and labor, plus he often can get you in for work weeks before one of the dealerships. We took our car which had an AC problem to one of the Romano dealers and they said they were looking at about 5 weeks before they could even look at it. Burghardt's said they would get the work done in less than 5 days. AAA+++

Shawn, thank you for helping me out today with the tire pressure on my Jeep Compass. The blue one…read more Your boss should give you a nice Christmas Bonus. Happy Holidays! And I will be back when it is time for the yearly inspection.

I'm shocked to see that they had bay bad reviews…read more I have been going here since about 2016. Its a family owned business. I have had conversations with both the father and son, John. They we're always respectful and detailed. If they found issues while I was at home, they would call me, tell me, give me the option if I want them to fix it. My quotes always matched my bill. I tend to ask a lot of questions because that's how I learn. They took me to my car and showed me the issue. Then showed me what it SHOULD look like, no car place ever did that. I had a new found respect for them after they did that. I always do my research no matter what the situation is. That way, I know what to ask and to expect.

I took my car into be serviced about a week ago. I was told by the owner that I needed a…read moredriveshaft replacement & that it would cost me $1700 for the repair. When I asked for a breakdown of the bill, he said $200 for labor & $1500 for parts. I then told him that I would need an itemized bill for the parts. He in turn started to say that he does not do that & that I would not get the same price for parts that he does. He proceeded to turn the cost around and say it was for a warranty. I said that I did not opt in for a warranty nor was I offered the option to opt in or out for one. He then said, "Ok, you can buy the parts, and I will charge you $400 in labor." The scam is real. If you have ever or plan on ever doing business here, please make sure obtain an itemized bill for everything!

Good service, solid quality, and strong value. Five stars provided really great service.read more

I can tell you from experience you don't wanna take your vehicle to this body shop…read more The staff there they lie to you they never contact you when something's wrong or they gotta order another part. They lie and said they fix something that they haven't even touched. And I have the fax when they turn my vehicle back over to me, they told me my windshield reservoir Was replaced. I took it to the dealership because I didn't believe them where I bought my car and they said those was the original parts so stay away. If you know what's best for you don't ever ever ever never go to Chuck Taylor body shop. The father and son are liars and schemersstay away.

Good service, both technically and personally. Their prices seem fair and they don't oversell you…read moreon "extras". We use them regularly.

I brought my car to Glisson's for an oil change a few weeks ago. Yesterday, I was driving (long…read moredistance) and started smelling burning. I pulled into a gas station and found the oil was basically empty. I was surprised, as the oil change was so recent. I inspect further and find the oil filter has a major gash in the corner ... with oil stains around the gash. I add 2 quarts of oil and watch the filter. Sure enough, a drop of oil starts to form on the gash, eventually dripping. My question is: how could this have happened? The gash was way too big and obvious to not be noticed (on the edge where you grip w your hand). Did they knowingly install an obviously damaged oil filter? If so, why?? One theory (and this is only a guess, but I'm otherwise struggling to hypothesize a reason to give Glisson the benefit of the doubt here) -- I remember when I brought my car to them, I was under the weather, so as a courtesy to make sure I didn't spread whatever I had, I wore an N95 mask. The person at the shop looked at me weird like I was their political nemesis, so I explained that I was wearing it bc I was under the weather and didn't want to infect anyone else, but that didn't seem to change their disposition at all. Again, this is just a guess, but I truly cannot fathom why they would have installed a visibly obviously damaged oil filter on my car. (If someone can provide a valid hypothesis, I will delete this review.) Either way, my engine may have extensive damage due to driving without oil to the point it started burning. Arrggghhh.