Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Haddonfield, New Jersey

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 Haddonfield, New Jersey 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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Tony Dicesares Auto Service

309 Haddon Ave
Westmont, NJ 08108
(856) 858-3000

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Russ Auto Service

25 Berlin Rd
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
(856) 429-2900

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Winner Ford

250 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
(856) 428-4000

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Tine Brothers Tire & Auto Service

129 Haddon Avenue
Westmont, NJ 08108
(856) 854-5603

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Demayo's Car Care Center

1400 Brace Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
(856) 429-2289

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Cherry Hill Triplex

1805 W Marlton Pike
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
(856) 663-1500

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Haddonfield, NJ Car Consumer Discussions

Comfortreds now available for 18" AWD: by pepbc5 on Sun May 21 12:56:37 PDT 2006; Not sure if this has been posted before, but Goodyear is now offering the ComforTred tire in 225/60HR18. I put these tires on my 95 Ford Taurus wagin last year and it's like a new car.

Re: Lease offer [fpdafish]: by pepbc5 on Sat Feb 04 13:04:46 PST 2006; Thanks for the advice. Finally agreed to a brand new (not demo) LTD AWD with DVD, Safety package, reverse sensing, moonroof, Aux climate, 7 passenger seating. Out of pocket $811 (1st month payment, tags and 3 year registration fee)- $429 / month (taxes included) and the free maintenance program (wife was afraid of the remote starter with 3 small kids in the house.) Much better deal, maybe not the best but I can live with it.

Re: 2006 - Freestyle Limited AWD lease [minaldo1]: by pepbc5 on Sat Jan 21 16:26:09 PST 2006; I would love to hear Car_man's thoughts too, because this is a better lease deal than I was offered on a demo. Same down, $29000 sales price, $429/ month. Where did you get thsi offer and any tips I can use?

Lease offer: by pepbc5 on Sat Jan 21 15:43:46 PST 2006; Looking into a Freestyle Limited for my wife (she has to have the heated seats) and not getting close to some of the prices I've seen here. So far best offer is a 3 year lease on a demo (5900 miles) for $429/month with $1700 down. It is fully loaded but I am thinking the discount for a demo would be pretty significant and this sounds like a new car lease price. Anyone with recent pricing experiences?

Re: Timing Belt is a Wear Item, Not Warranty [riez]: by excel88 on Sat Jan 08 07:12:37 PST 2005; Riez,   You're right. And thanks. The car's a 2000 GLS with 14,200+ miles. My wife couldn't understand the service department's explanation of the charge and was becoming aggravated. So I called Customer Assistance and was directed to the owner's manual (page 5-5) maintenance chart and there it was. So, not only does it pay to read the manual but also this web site!   I just thought of another question. The rental agency only had a Santa Fe available for us to use while the Sonata was undrivable. I found it very comfortable and, surprisingly for a rental, great on gas mileage. Due to physical problems, it's becoming increasingly more difficult for my wife to enter and exit the Sonata comfortably. When the Sonata was ready, I gave the Tucson a quick glance before leaving the dealership. From what the saleswoman told me, it's slightly smaller than the Santa Fe and, unless I misunderstood her, not much differently priced than the Santa Fe. She also said I could get a better deal price-wise on a leftover Santa Fe. The basic issue for us is the higher seating. We don't do a lot of hauling or need the extra space. Does anyone out there have any advice/suggestions on these two vehicles? Other makes or models?   Thanks again.

Re: Timing Belt is a Wear Item, Not Warranty [riez]: by excel88 on Sat Jan 08 06:56:00 PST 2005; Riez,   You're right. And thanks. The car's a 2000 GLS with 14,200+ miles. My wife couldn't understand the service department's explanation of the charge and was becoming aggravated. So I called Customer Assistance and was directed to the owner's manual (page 5-5) maintenance chart and there it was. So, not only does it pay to read the manual but also this web site!   Thanks again.

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