Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 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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K D Auto Weld Shop

914 W York St
Philadelphia, PA 19133
(215) 235-2760

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Chevron

2338 Germantown Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19133
(215) 978-8814

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Perez Justo

709 W Dauphin St
Phila, PA 19133
(215) 765-5220

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Perez Automotives

2108 N 6th St
Philadelphia, PA 19122
(215) 978-8504

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Nick's Auto Repair

2129 N Marshall St
Philadelphia, PA 19122
(215) 765-1236

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Airshox Inc

2321 N 15th St
Philadelphia, PA 19132
(215) 229-3200

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Philadelphia, PA Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Only second-rate countries... [xrunner2]: by lemko on Tue Nov 18 09:28:43 PST 2008; I dunno. I bought a 1989 Cadillac Brougham back then and still have it. I have no intention of getting rid of it. I'm extremely happy with my 2007 Cadillac DTS Performance. Heck, it almost seems too nice to drive around here. Only Lexus seems to have been consistent and, to be brutally honest, the only really decent car they have is the LS460. Everything else is just a "Toyota Deluxe." Do they still make that silly and pointless LS460h? Infiniti had a recent resurgeance, but it wasn't too long ago it was an also-ran with a slow-selling Q45. Heck, if I wanted to stand apart from everybody, a Q would've been perfect. You saw maybe one for every 100 Lexus LS. Acura? Well, the RL would be nice if they put a V-8 in it and priced it at least $10K-$15K less. They made a major blunder letting the cartoonist for Pokemon design the latest TL.

Re: Only second-rate countries... [jimbres]: by lemko on Tue Nov 18 09:10:05 PST 2008; What the heck do you think they've been trying to do? What about the Malibu/Aura? What about the totally awesome new CTS? What about the Enclave, not to mention the beautiful Lucerne. I believe the Silverado is easily the nicest truck on the market.

Re: Only second-rate countries... [xrunner2]: by lemko on Tue Nov 18 08:48:36 PST 2008; ...buy the vehicle that is best value to them and meets or exceeds their needs/expectations. And that vehicle is either a Buick or a Cadillac for me!

I cant find any: by bobross1 on Tue Nov 18 08:42:00 PST 2008; I am having a hard time even finding an 08 MDX. I live in the Philadelphia Pa area. Some dealer have them listed online in inventory, but when I contact them they are all gone. If anyone knows a dealer in the PA, NJ, DE area with 08s left please let me know.

Re: . [lemmer]: by lemko on Tue Nov 18 08:31:05 PST 2008; Buick offers extreme reliability and durabilty and they are exponentially more attractive than any Camry. I can't kill my 1988 Buick Park Avenue and there are plenty of other survivors of its vintage. I can't even recall the last time I saw a 1980s Toyota. They may be there, but they are so dull and anonymous they just blend into the background scenery.

Re: Only second-rate countries... [jimbres]: by lemko on Tue Nov 18 08:19:49 PST 2008; Today, GM's share is less than 20%, which means that an awful lot of Americans have gone elsewhere. Yeah, and I know exactly where I'd tell them all to go. Hopefully there is some kind of cosmic justice and they will all soon find themselves unemployed or underemployed and all their beloved imports are towed away to the repossessor's lot or the scrap yard.

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