Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Rutland, 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 Rutland, 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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Clays Car Care

Route 4
Center Rutland, VT 05736
(802) 747-7037

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Kings Auto Repair

Rte 4
Center Rutland, VT 05736
(802) 773-8445

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Gregs Auto Service

74 Strongs Ave
Rutland, VT 05701
(802) 773-7673

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Nolans Auto Repair

154 Granger St
Rutland, VT 05701
(802) 773-2339

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Lakes Auto Repair

130 Grove St
Rutland, VT 05701
(802) 773-8838

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Argos Automotive

1 Scale Ave
Rutland, VT 05701
(802) 786-2323

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Re: Finally took a test drive [adkgator]: by bpeebles on Thu Aug 14 19:46:57 PDT 2008; still got 45mpg.... Isint it impressive that a car FULL of occupants can get that kind of MPG? A diesel engine LOVES to work hard because it is a 'torque monster'. Dont forget that the TDI engine will get better MPG as the engine "losens up" over about 40K miles. Also, I can attest that the "new" Jetta (Mark V) has much better rear occupant room than the Mark IV models. The Mark V also is significantly quieter both in roadNoise and engineNoise. I am curious - which dealer in VT did you go to? I drive from the Burlington area past 2 VW dealerships to get to "Kinney Motors" in Rutland. Kinney is perhaps the best VW dealership in Vermont. (Both the sales and the service)

Re: 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 LS long bed 4x4 7K miles [volvomax]: by dillydill on Thu Aug 07 09:37:30 PDT 2008; Yes 7,000 miles. Thanks for your help. Dillydill

2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 LS long bed 4x4 7K miles: by dillydill on Thu Aug 07 05:50:50 PDT 2008; Massachusetts 2004 White Silverado 1500 LS long bed 7K miles Reg. Cab 4 x 4 5.3 V8 Snow Plow prep, HD Trailering and suspension, Light Duty pack 6 way power seat, powerfolding heated outside mirrors with turn signals, and tinted glass Truck bed has some scratches Used mostly for light plowing Snowplow- Power V 7.5' Boss steel snowplow Original MSRP back in 2004 was 30,418 Invoice 27,142 Boss plow was an additional 4500 or so. Any ideas on trade in vs. private? How much value does the plow add. Thanks, Dillydill

2004 Silverado 1500 LS long bed Reg. Cab 4 x 4: by dillydill on Tue Aug 05 13:05:54 PDT 2008; Massachusetts 2004 White Silverado 1500 LS long bed 7K miles Reg. Cab 4 x 4 5.3 V8 Snow Plow prep, HD Trailering and suspension, Light Duty pack 6 way power seat, powerfolding heated outside mirrors with turn signals, and tinted glass Truck bed has some scratches Used mostly for light plowing Snowplow- Power V 7.5' Boss steel snowplow Original MSRP back in 2004 was 30,418 Invoice 27,142 Boss plow was an additional 4500 or so. Any ideas on trade in vs. private? How much value does the plow add. Thanks, Dillydill

2008 EX-L (4 cyl) with Nav. $30,647 ???: by lhousesoccer on Mon May 26 17:16:30 PDT 2008; Our local Honda dealership in Rutland, Vermont (Shearer Honda) has a "no haggle" policy. They claim they offer the lowest price period so there's no need to haggle. My wife and I are looking at a Honda Accord EX-L, 4 cylinder, with navigation, 18" chrome wheels and they're telling us $30,647. This includes delivery but not tax, plates etc. We haven't looked elsewhere yet, but do people think we could do better, say in Mass, NJ or CT ? I'm not afraid to travel to save a couple thousand. Thanks !

Re: KIA Rhondo Handling, Tires, Suspension [e_net_rider]: by e_net_rider on Wed Jan 30 09:47:25 PST 2008; The adventure continues. After KIA had it to Toyota rack twice and they could not get it in spec, they wanted it run across a third rack to make sure. They asked who I used and I mentioned Rutland, so they sent me there. After a few more hours of baby sitting, they told me some bolts were rounded off and it needed new ones. Was this done at Toyota referral? They passed word to KIA and bolts were ordered, but I get this suspicion. KIA calls that bolts are in. The morning I go to KIA, I check thoroughly and can not find any damaged bolts or nuts. I find at KIA these bolts are the two each side that connect the strut to the steering knuckle. And they tell me it needs to go back to Rutland. They tell me they don't have time, maybe tomorrow because it will take three hours. Say What? They have to unmount struts and open the holes. Now I got the whole picture. They are going to do an unauthorized fix to this new vehicle, the same sort of thing that got Ford into a bunch of lawsuits. This I will not allow. Don't need the trouble of bad accident or sitting in lawyers offices and courts endlessly. True that some struts have an elongated hole for adjustment, but those manufactured that way have a knurled surface at that point to give better bite at metal to metal contact and may use special bolts and nuts that also have knurled surface at points of contact. Certainly not a smooth surface on strut and bolts point of contact. And such an adjustment only works for camber, not caster. Also the rear does not use struts but a four link suspension with separate coil spring and a shock absorber so I can only guess what butchering they may intend to fix those issues.

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