Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Kingman, Arizona

Now that you've bought that beautiful new car, how do you plan to take care of it? When the need for vehicle maintenance or accident repair arises, Edmunds.com features a national directory of auto repair shops to help you locate a trustworthy mechanic in your area. Search our listings of auto repair shops in Kingman, Arizona and compare prices and services to find the best deal at the most convenient location. With all the time and effort that went into buying your new car, it's important to find an auto repair shop you can trust.

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Precision Automotive

2325 Northern Ave
Kingman, AZ 86409
(928) 757-7273

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Kermits Certified Transmission

2425 Northern Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
(928) 757-1020

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Freedom Auto Sales

2480 Northern Ave
Kingman, AZ 86409
(928) 757-1123

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Leroys Automotive

4551 N Castle Rock Rd
Kingman, AZ 86409
(928) 692-8767

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Desert Dog Mechanical and Marine

4370 Arizona St
Kingman, AZ 86409
(928) 727-2628

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Martin Swanty Hyundai

4180 Stockton Hill Rd
Kingman, AZ 86401
(928) 692-3232

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Sedona high-pitched whistle near bottom of dash: by wekilled on Sun Jul 12 16:58:16 PDT 2009; Found this QUOTE: Took it to Kingman, AZ for Top Speed with Danica Patrick, and on the way there I discovered an annoying driver side A-pillar whistle that seemed to happen above 70 mph when there was a cross-wind blowing through the big desert valleys in the windy eastern CA. Drop below 70 and the loud, annoying whistle goes away, nudge back up again, and there it is in all its ear-piercing painfulness. I have the exact same problem and it sounds like the air being let out of a balloon slowly. Its not the radio or luggage rack.. I think it might be coming in from the firewall or something. Looking forward to the noise throughout our roadtrip vacation. --douglas.wekell@us.army.mil

Re: 2009 4wd sport 4cyl [sage3]: by tchester on Fri May 01 14:14:52 PDT 2009; Thanks for your comparison of real world numbers to the computer numbers! Your numbers are amazingly close, with the real world fairly close to the computer numbers, down by 0 - 3%. I got much worse real world results comparing to the computer numbers. Here are the real tank MPG vs. the computer estimates on a trip from San Diego County to the Grand Canyon and back on 23-27 April 2009, using a 2009 Rav4 2wd with 7000 miles on it (I don't know the engine size, but the car was pretty peppy, so it may have been a 6 cyl): tank MPG Computer MPG Comparison of Actual to Computer MPG 28.0 29.6 -5.4% SD County to Kingman, AZ 26.6 29.8 -10.7% Kingman to GC to near Prescott 30.1 31.8 -5.3% near Prescott to Quartzite, AZ 25.5 26.1 -2.3% Quartzite to SD County Nearly all of the above was highway mileage. The computer mpg was reset at every fillup. All fillups except the initial one were done by me in a consistent manner. The computer numbers are off by 2 to 11%! Does anyone know why the computer mpg isn't accurate? It should be bang-on, since it knows how much gas went into the engine, and it knows the mileage BTW, at least some of the variation in the above numbers is due to elevation differences, since the mpg depends strongly on whether one has a net uphill or net downhill.

Re: Findlay Nolte Honda in Kingman, AZ [crazyfly]: by kyfdx on Sat Apr 25 16:36:22 PDT 2009; You can rate your dealer right here... Just look for the box near the top of the page.. :)

Re: Findlay Nolte Honda in Kingman, AZ [azhonda]: by crazyfly on Sat Apr 25 16:15:07 PDT 2009; azhonda, sorry to hear about your bad experience. About the trade in, if other dealers also don't give you want you want for the trade-in, you have the option to sell the car privately ... say on craigslist especially if the car is valued less than $10K. I have bought, sold cars from/to private individuals and dealers. With the economy the way it is, many people are looking for used cars instead of buying new, thats one reason used car prices are up. If you would like to go the route of selling your car privately and need some help crafting an ad, let me know. I will be happy to share the ad template I've used in the past that worked particularly well. Good luck!

Re: Findlay Nolte Honda in Kingman, AZ [hondaj]: by crazyfly on Sat Apr 25 15:58:47 PDT 2009; hondaj, I totally disagree with what you said. azhonda absolutely does not have to sign any 'commitment' to show he is interested. The simple fact that he & his wife drove an hour and were standing at the car dealer's lot more than shows they are interested in buying. The car dealer knew what azhonda wanted to pay and indicated his seriousness to sell by offering a gift card in case **He ** (the dealer) is not able to match the offer. In the end the dealership did not match or come close, the least they could do was follow through on the measly $25 gift card. The car dealer absolutely wasted azhonda's time and efforts by playing childish games. Too bad for them to do that in this age of social networking. I am sure azhonda would buy from other place. zahonda, lookup the website called 'rate my dealer' and do just that. then email honda.com and the ownership of that car dealer. The dealer totally ruined your day, so give it to em like a man. Also post your experience on your myspace, facebook and any blog you can find. Spread the word. Do us all a favor and please save the AZ car buyers from that dealer. Thanks so much.

Re: Findlay Nolte Honda in Kingman, AZ [azhonda]: by sacramento2 on Sat Apr 25 15:55:21 PDT 2009; Sorry to hear about your bad experience. Few weeks ago, when I was getting my wife's Civic LX-S auto, I emailed the dealer what price I was going to pay OTD and also told him about my trade in. I had already did a research and told him I was looking for $2,800 - $3,000 for my wife's 97 Accord (based on the KBB & Edmunds & local dealers prices - $5,100). My reasoning (5100-3000) was still a 2100 profit for them. I went in and negotiated for few minutes before they gave me what I wanted ($3,000). I told him I was walking away otherwise... I think it also helped that my wife's car had only 107,107 miles & had 4 new Michelin tires (about 2 months old)... Anyway walk away if you are not comfortable with anything - you can always do better - especially in this economy...

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