Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Roxbury, Vermont

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 Roxbury, Vermont 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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Robins Automotive Repair & Accessories

388 Messier Hill Rd
Northfield, VT 05663
(802) 485-3031

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Hidden Valley Automotive

3004 Steele Hill Rd
Randolph, VT 05060
(802) 728-5930

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Stony Brook Service

1524 Stony Brook Rd
Northfield, VT 05663
(802) 485-9322

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Tucks Repair

146 Winch Hill Rd
Northfield, VT 05663
(802) 485-9332

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Bills Auto Repair

189 Barrows Rd
Northfield, VT 05663
(802) 485-6150

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Skodas Auto Repair

102 Belknap St
Northfield, VT 05663
(802) 485-5727

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Roxbury, VT Car Consumer Discussions

LX FWD in Boston: by urright on Mon Jan 29 04:38:35 PST 2007; Got it yesterday. $23000 before Tax. No destination charges. 5.84%APR * 36ms. Honda Clair at West Roxbury, Boston, MA. How is this?

Completed a deal in Boston: by bbusy on Thu Jan 25 18:18:41 PST 2007; This site was very helpful to me so I thought that I would post the deal that I got tonight. 2007 EX-L AWD (no nav or DVD) for $28,250 with the 0.90% financing. Bought it at Clair Honda in Boston (W. Roxbury). Great dealership to work with...no games or broken promises. I had poor experiences with the quote process from Boch and Herb Chambers; they were are total turn off! They didn't give good deals with the extra (chrome steps, mud guards), but I can get these off ebay. Good luck folks.

Re: Good deal on an EX in Mass. [theking]: by marosen on Wed Jan 03 07:23:01 PST 2007; It was Clair Honda in West Roxbury. Signed sealed and DELIVERED!!!! If you're interested, I highly recommend the salesperson (I can't believe I'm saying this!!!!) His name is Evan Smith.

Re: Click/thunk sound in dashboard [cdamech]: by nolefan1 on Mon May 22 22:54:15 PDT 2006; I posted a question about this clicking several months ago and most people who replied mentioned that it was normal. So, I assumed that it was and went on with life. Approximately 2 months ago, I noticed that the faint clicking sound started to intermittently change to a metalic clunking sound. After a few weeks it always made the louder metalic clunking sound and I could actually feel a slight thump in my steering wheel. (click, clunk thump, I know it sounds crazy) Anyway, I decided to take it in the Clair Honda in West Roxbury, MA. The service tech was nice and said they'd take a look. Next day received a call that the noise was normal and that I could pick it up. After telling them that the sound had changed they told me that my only option was to take a test drive with the service manager. I did so, but before we got in the car he admitted that while all CRVs make this sound normally, mine was louder than the sound he heard on a comparison car. Even so, they did not change out the shift solenoid. I had to come in and point out the abnormal noise that they already heard. So, we took it out for a quick 30 foot drive, I pointed out the sound. He agreed that it was present and he offered to demonstrate the sound on a brand new CRV. Fortunately for me, it didn't make any noise at all. The manager reluctantly mentioned that he could attempt replacing the shift solenoid switch but he couldn't promise resolution. I took him up on it (more appropriately, gently persuaded him) and the next day I got my car back- without any noise or thumping in my steering wheel. In my experience a faint noise is infrequently heard and is normal. Thumping in the steering wheel and a much louder noise is not- and it can be fixed under warranty. Hope this helps.

Re: 2006 Pilot LX 4WD Purchased [drjlbphd]: by mikemc on Mon Apr 17 17:12:48 PDT 2006; drjlbphd, Yes, the destination fee was factored in to my price. The dealer I purchased from was Clair Honda, West Roxbury, Mass. I should also note that Honda Cars of Boston also provided a very competitive quote, though they didn't have the car in my preferred color (while Clair did).

Re: plekto [flashinka]: by trispec on Thu Oct 06 05:43:24 PDT 2005; The Black Cherry would be my favorite as well, but I couldn't deal with the extra dollars and the moon roof's apparent loss of head room. The Shinka leather seats are nice too. As for happy motoring, I've got to tell you, running a Boston rotory in my rotary beats any driving fun I've ever had. On my way to work, there are four rotories which setup perfectly for hard G forces one direction while in the rotory and then sudden maximum G forces whipping back the opposite direct on exiting. The other "running rotories in my rotary" pleasure is the case of the occasional SUV cutting me off visually by passing on the left side on entering a Boston rotary. By using the high G whip turn on exiting, my rotary, Arwen Evenstar, has me past the wrath as she curses in elfish "If you want him, come and claim him." Then we disappear in the misty morning fog flying 55mph in second on old twisty roads through the mansion scape of Boston's West Roxbury and Brookline Hills. Way way to much fun. :)

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