Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Cannon Beach, Oregon

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 Cannon Beach, Oregon 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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Seaside Gulf Automotive

1883 S Holladay Dr
Seaside, OR 97138
(503) 738-7152

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Ocean Crest Chevrolet Cadillac Buick

855 Alternate Hwy 101
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-3366

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Tjs Auto Repair

1085 Alternate Hwy 101
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-2886

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Vince Williams Suzuki

801 SE Marlin Ave
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-3422

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Rod's Auto

230 SE Marlin Ave
Warrenton, OR 97146
(503) 861-2655

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Grafs Automotive

34707 Production Ln
Astoria, OR 97103
(503) 325-6831

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Re: purchase agreement [wilzap]: by ufomx5 on Sun Oct 28 15:56:25 PDT 2007; I am pleased to say that yesterday I visited my Mazda dealer and came away with a signed purchase agreement. I was also able to test drive a manual NC for the first time. My original test drive was in an automatic because that's all they had on the lot at the time. After the manual test drive and with the re-assuring purchase agreement tucked safely away, I'm as stoked as I've ever been for this car. All my life I've been a big fan of classic roadsters and as a kid I dreamed of owning an MG or Triumph. Practicality and budget has ruled when buying cars up till now so this will be my first drop top. Being from the extremely wet north Oregon coast, a soft top was never an option but when I found the PRHT the whole idea became viable. The fact that the MX-5 NC styling presses my roadster buttons like no other car (I think the NC's styling is near perfect, the Solstice is cool but tries too hard in my opinion)and that it is so highly rated for dependability and consumer satisfaction leaves me with zero reservations about buying it. This is by far the most exciting car I've ever bought.:D Well, two months down and approximately two months to go.......

Re: purchase agreement [gputz]: by ufomx5 on Mon Oct 22 22:35:26 PDT 2007; Hmm. Well now maybe I should just cross my fingers and be thankful if I get the car at all. All this distrust and stress kind of detracts from my daily fantasizing about owning this car. Oh well, might as well keep the faith. :) Thanks for the comments.

Re: purchase agreement [wilzap]: by ufomx5 on Sun Oct 21 10:45:47 PDT 2007; Thanks for the reply Wilzap. I'm not really worried about eventually getting the car as I am about the dealer sticking to the price we agreed on once it comes in. Right now all I have is a verbal agreement. I've been trying for almost two months to get the cars specs and the agreed upon price down in a legally binding contract. They know this is the exact car I want and after waiting five months they'll have me right where they want me. I'm really curious as to what the standard procedure is regarding purchase agreements when a deposit is made and a car is ordered. Am I being paranoid or does it sound like I have good reason to be concerned? Thanks again!

purchase agreement: by ufomx5 on Sun Oct 21 01:04:01 PDT 2007; Greetings from Oregon. It looks like I've found the right place because I am in my seventh week of waiting for my '08 sport PRHT in stormy blue mica. My build date is second week of November and my ETA is December to January. I have one question (for now) for all of you who ordered MX-5s. What type of documentation did you get from the dealer when you made your deposit? After negotiating the price with my dealer I placed a deposit, but once I got home I realized that the paperwork I was sent home with was not a legally binding contract with the dealer as to the price we agreed upon. The very next day I requested a purchase agreement and it's been like pulling teeth trying to get one from them ever since. I'm losing patience as I feel like the dealer is deliberately trying to keep me in a legally vulnerable position. Am I over-reacting, or am I getting set up for a screwing once the car arrives? Thanks in advance.

Re: Vw Phaeton Lease [motorista]: by vwguild on Mon Sep 05 15:33:09 PDT 2005; "OnStar" Safe & Sound is standard equipment on the 2005 PHAETON, and includes 30 Free minutes of Hands Free phone service...additional minutes are available thru "OnStar" for various rate pkgs. No special phone is required...everything is built in. Your Blackberry should have a hands free, Bluetooth kit available thru your T-Mobile dealer...I know Cingular has one for my Motorola Razr... Best mats available are from a Brit firm called Cannon...Brand name here is WeatherTech and available at link title Being from the NY/NJ area I understand your situation...For Spring thru Autumn I reco link title They make a great product and created the template for the PHAETON for my 2004...A great throw back look that is nothing but class...I can email you pix of the mats if you like...

Cannon Fieldcrest Towels: by vernlew on Sun Nov 19 02:47:37 PST 2000; FYI, jus bought some 100% cotton Cannon Fieldcrest towels from Sams...they also stock the Poly-blend Cannon Fieldcrest towels...so look at the tag carefully... Vern

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