Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Bancroft, Nebraska

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 Bancroft, Nebraska 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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C & J Auto Service

1031 Main St
Bancroft, NE 68004
(402) 648-7672

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Mid America Enterprises

720 Park Rd
Bancroft, NE 68004
(402) 648-3344

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Smith Standard Station

Highway 77
Rosalie, NE 68055
(402) 863-2244

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Cna Automotive Services

1840 Hwy 77
Lyons, NE 68038
(402) 687-2886

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Johnstons Auto Parts

103 Tallman St
Walthill, NE 68067
(402) 846-5507

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West Point Buick Chevrolet Pontiac

1200 N Lincoln St
West Point, NE 68788
(800) 672-7287

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Bancroft, NE Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Test Drive [kplacer]: by jaxs1 on Fri Dec 21 18:43:50 PST 2007; The back seat truly is too tight for tall rear passengers to be comfortable. They only question is is it too small for the passengers that are likely to ride back there. I will not be riding back there and I do not anticipate anyone as tall or taller than me to ride in back. Average height and short rear passengers will be comfortable enough until they start looking for a center armrest on a long trip. So, the smallish rear seat isn't a deal breaker on its own for me. Check out this link and watch the video interview from Rick Bancroft: http://www.edmunds.com/advice/buying/articles/123972/article.html#

Re: 2007 S AWD w/ Conv pkg [glendower]: by patsfan33 on Fri Nov 10 09:14:43 PST 2006; Marlboro Nissan. Others (Bancroft, Ira & Ron Bouchard) were just slightly higher. I'd stay away from Glick as they appear to play games.

Re: Taco in Canada [blutac]: by jackhammer on Mon Aug 29 20:00:03 PDT 2005; I know where Madawaska is, I grew up in Bancroft, we still have a cottage there. I pass through Whitney sometimes if we don't take the route through Haliburton.

2005 Maxima SL: by fido1 on Sun Mar 20 09:44:42 PST 2005; Bancroft Nissan Auburn MA will come close to matching the Quirk spread. Got a 2005 SL for $26159 (no traction control though - this model off the line just before it became standard). The MSRP = $30,180 included delivery). The deal did NOT include $1000 rebate - went with 2% finance deal instead. These guys worked hard to put the deal together - had to source the car I wanted as they didn't have it on their lot (Interior / ext color). New facility also... Nice service center (hope I never see it). They also swapped the oil with Mobile 1 full syn at no cost. Options = matts, splash guard. Got nailed $1340 for the Extended Warranty ( Gold Pref, 7 yr, 100K mi). Very nice ride - has 400 miles, averaging 22.5 mpg in mixed driving.

nascarfan: by btill1 on Tue Sep 14 05:13:22 PDT 2004; Yes my problem was finally resolved after 3 visits to the service department, at least so far I have not had the same problem. I am fairly confident that the problem has been corrected. To be honest I am not sure what they did to repair the window, I know they replaced some internal part and they then used some adhesive to glue the pieces together. I have two recommendations first call Nissan consumer relations at 800 nissan1 and explain the problem to them and secondly you could call my dealer Bancroft Motors (Nissan) in Worcester Mass and ask for Nuno in the service dept (he is the service mgr) and have him explain the fix to your service dept. he was very instrumental in the repair. Nissan corporate really did not have a fix for the problem but you will get treated better by your service dept. if you through up a flag at corporate.

Good experience: by jumpnjoe on Sat Mar 20 11:22:26 PST 2004; I went to about 8 different dealers in person and dealt with another 8 or 10 online during my buying process. I ended up at the dealership with the best price, but also found that they were one of two dealers that I had any type of trust with. Bancroft Nissan was great to work with even though I decided on an Accord. Lundgren Honda in Auburn, MA didn't negotiate ($400 over invoice, less than Edmunds What others are paying price) gave an honest price on my trade (matched Edmunds recomended trade in price) and treated me well. They had the right balance of attentiveness vs "attacking." They followed up without harassing and made the experience simple and easy. Assuming I like my car (and so far I love it), next car will be a simple trip back to them for a test drive and choice of color. They did walk me though some of the basics which I appreciated so I don't have to read the manual, but did it fast enough that I didn't feel annoyed by it. Haven't had it long enough to know how they are with service.

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