Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Cabot, Vermont

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Groton Garage

100 Danville Hill Rd
Cabot, VT 05647
(802) 584-3841

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Mason Don & Sons

Rt 14 S
Woodbury, VT 05681
(802) 456-8733

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Countryside Automotive

1647 Route 2 W
Danville, VT 05828
(802) 684-3825

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Parkhurst Performance

114 Buffalo Mountain Rd
Hardwick, VT 05843
(802) 472-8600

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Lamoille Valley Ford

16 Wolcott St
Hardwick, VT 05843
(800) 649-5967

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Universal Auto Repair

1665 Rt 16
Hardwick, VT 05843
(802) 472-9302

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Re: 40mpg ?? [scottc3]: by prius2007 on Sat Aug 16 18:39:36 PDT 2008; re: "I question the 50+ mpg numbers" To all the doubters and those who are interested in some simple non-technical advice and inspiration read this: I just read this post from Courtney that you may find inspiring and useful: link title Good luck and have patience, Gabe BTW: Cabot, "no babying or "pi??ing" of people involved.

More On Avalon Performance: by gartmacd on Fri Aug 11 06:01:21 PDT 2006; We're currently in a small town called Kingston, on the Fundy coast of Nova Scotia's lower peninsula. Our B&B has the net, so here goes the next episode. Let the criticism fall where it may! Again, so far so good. Total 7400 kms (approx 4000 miles) to date and climbing fast. Anyone who says you need to go west to find hills hasn't driven the Cabot trail up in Cape Breton, BTW! Average mileage is 6.5 to 7 litres per 100km., or around 30 mpg in US terms. Estimated 70 percent highway driving at an average of about 90-100km/hr. Gas prices here are high, averaging $1.17 per litre of regular, so good mileage helps. One oil change done en route, oil was clean, light amber colour with no unusual consumption. No leaks or other anomalies. No evidence of any transmission hesitation, lurching or spiking as some have reported. Drive as smooth as silk so far. Asked a tech about these issues at the dealership we had the oil change done at up in North Sydney. He said there haven't been any complaints of that nature with Avalons or Camrys at their dealership, now or in the past. He really seemed genuinely puzzled why I even asked about it. We have also met a few Camry owners en route and hear the same--"what are you talking about" is a common response. We don't have Nav (maps work just fine, thanks) so I can't report any experience there. This car is just fine, and shows every indication of remaining that way. The 2000 we traded in was a great vehicle and gave us 6 years of trouble free service. This one is even better IMO, quieter, smoother, and a lot more power--you need that here because most roads are two lanes and passing slow moving motorhomes and travel trailers happens frequently. I have every reason to believe this new Avalon will give as good or better service than the previous one. If nothing else, this experience proves to me that the conditions being reported by some are evidently not typical, and perhaps even confined to a small number of affected vehicles. PLEASE, don't take this as anyway critical of those reports of problems, and definitely don't take my report as "bragging."

While. . .: by cdnpinhead on Tue Jul 25 17:19:57 PDT 2006; some folks in these threads appear to never respond directly to certain other folks, I'll make some observations as well. In general, I'd agree that the people who care most about actually driving (I've waited & waited for responses to posts describing long drives -- Mt. Evans, PCH, Cabot trail, etc.) end up with German cars. That said, I've never owned one. I may, one day, but not so far. I've bugled at length over the past six years or so about reliability/maintainability/longevity and have eventually learned that almost no one who posts on Edmunds cares. Most lease and/or are upside down on their financing. They end up with more car than they can afford and/or don't keep the thing long enough to do any number of things, one of which is to repair it after the warranty has run out. I've owned my present (American) vehicle for over six years. I drive & talk about both driving and where I've been & how it went. I've been in all but North Dakota, PEI & Newfoundland in North America (the civilized bit) & in enough of the continent & the UK to feel very comfortable there. Go figure.

05 Jeep Cherokee not starting: by ashlea on Mon Jan 23 18:43:47 PST 2006; My 05 JGC does not start if it has set for longer than a day without it being driven. I have had it in for repair 4 different times for the same problem and it still happens. I have contacted Diamler Chrysler about my JGC being a lemon and they have yet to respond. What could be causing this since nobody at the dealership has figured it out yet?

My 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a Lemon: by ashlea on Mon Jan 23 18:39:44 PST 2006; I have a 05 JGC that is a lemon. I have contacted Diamler Chrysler concerning this matter and they have yet to respond. BY law in Arkansas they have to respond within 10 days of receiving my certified letter. I now can demand a refund or replacement. But, really unsure of who contact for the refund or replacement b/c all I get are customer reps who are really not that helpful. What is the fastest way to get this matter resolved?

My 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a Lemon!!!: by ashlea on Mon Jan 23 17:04:44 PST 2006; I have contacted Diamler Chrysler concerning my 05 JGC as being a lemon and they have yet to contact me. By AR state law they have 10 days to contact me. But, Diamler Chrysler has failed to do so. BY law I have a right to ask for a refund or a replacement. Has anyone had to deal with this type of problem and if so how was it handled. Oh yeah, my problem is that my jeep will not start. My electrical system has been updated, a new battery and then they say nothing is wrong with it. Has anyone else had the same problem ?

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