Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Barrington, Rhode Island

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Razzys Incorporated

9 Bay Spring Ave
Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-1681

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Vandine Sunoco

100 Main St
Warren, RI 02885
(401) 247-1622

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Bay Spring Service

115 Bay Spring Ave
Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-2700

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Ronnies Auto Repair

987 Willett Ave
Riverside, RI 02915
(401) 433-1579

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King James Garage

353 Main St
Warren, RI 02885
(401) 245-2700

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The Car Works

337 Market St
Warren, RI 02885
(401) 247-2772

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Barrington, RI Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Quest/Villager Engin Running Rough [efitzgerald]: by mikek847 on Fri Aug 15 12:40:31 PDT 2008; Do you mean the whole distributor assembly with shaft and all? What in the distributor assembly causes this to run rough? Is this a common problem for that particular engine? Your more detailed input would be greatly appreciated. :confuse:

Got my s2000!: by legendguy1 on Fri Jul 11 23:20:23 PDT 2008; Hi guys, Just thought I would post that I picked up my Chicane Silver S2000 tonight. 2008 with 14 miles. Drove her home with top down on a warm night. Journey started when several s2000s showed up this Spring on the Acura used car lot. I got the bug then and started researching the S2000 and found our what a neat car it was. Also, that the local mechanic I use said that it would be no problem to service and repairs would be no more expensive than your average Honda. I test drove some used ones and made some inquiries for used but in end decided to get a new one because I usually keep for awhile and was worried at how some of the S2000s were being driven (most people treat the S2000 well but it is hard to know). Was able to purchase with 0.9% financing and couldn't be happier with treatment I received at MotorWerks in Barrington. Good luck to all! Joe

Re: June 2008 Lease deals on 2008 FX35 [ingvar]: by grossie on Wed Jul 02 21:35:47 PDT 2008; Ingvar- Lisle and Glencoe are both willing to make deals on this car. I suspect that Barrington will too, but they didn't send me a quote after I requested it. I think they didn't want to deal with me, would rather wait for a fish to come in.

Re: Jeep Patriot [nortsr1]: by jipster on Thu May 01 08:09:32 PDT 2008; I did. A savings of around $3,500 each on two different Patriots, and a savings of less than $1,000 on another. My friend had savings of $4,000 off MSRP... so I'd say he got a better deal than what Champion Dodge Chrysler of Barrington offers.

Re: Jeep Patriot [jipster]: by nortsr1 on Wed Apr 30 08:20:36 PDT 2008; NO...he got hosed on the warranty. He should have GOOGLED and went to Champion Dodge Chrysler (Barrington, Illinois)...I purchsed a Chyrsler )OEM warranty and saved many many dollars...NO...I do not work for them.

Re: BMW=Big Money Wasted! [houdini1]: by tmjdds on Wed Apr 02 20:07:19 PDT 2008; Long: After driving the 2004 745Li lemon for 2 years, BMW could not stop the iDrive problems along with many other issues. They bought the car back and offered to put me in a new one. I refused because of the experience I had with the 7. I was ready to go back to Lexus. Then BMW offered me a 5 series at a reduced lease payment and stated that the 5 series did not have problems wih the iDrive like the 7. I agreed. 1700 miles after driving the 5 series, the entire iDrive system went down and needed replacing. I advised the dealership (MotorWerks of Barrington) that if I have problems again, I am bringing it back and just walking away. Sure enough, at 9000 miles, the headlights were turning off while driving at night and the iDrive knob was spinning like a gyroscope...ON IT"S OWN! I took it in and left it. Turned out that a bottle of water had spilled in the trunk. The water was at the bottom of the trunk...along with the control module for the iDrive! I let them fix it and continued to drive it. My reason for posting was not motivated from just the car problems. It is how the buy back was handled. After leasing the 5 series, I noticed that they did not require a security deposit. I waited for my $1150 deposit from my 7 series but did not get it. I called BMW F.S. and they advised me that they see that I had a security deposit and that they would send it to me. Waited some more...nothing. Called again and then I was told that the dealer used the funds to pay off the 7 series. They advised me to call the dealer. After working my way up to the general manager, I was continually referred back to F.S. and N.A. After months of back and forth fingerpointing, I was forced to do something I have never done before...write a letter to Tom Purvis...the CEO of BMW N.A. I received a call from corporate and after looking into the situation, they advised me that they used my security deposit to lessen the financial blow that they were taking for buying back my 7. I advised them that I gave them $1150 to protect them against any damage that the vehicle may have when I return it...not to help them with their financial burden from faulty vehicles. They said that they cannot give me my deposit back but they can give me coupons to buy accessories like hats and shirts. It took everything I had at that moment to keep the words "F...Y.." from flying out of my mouth. I was speaking to a lady and I know that she was just telling me what she had been cleared to say. Like I said BMW=Big Money Wasted...$1150 to be exact! :mad:

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