Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Centreville, Virginia

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E B 3 Motorsports

14514 Lee Hwy
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 378-4040

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Viking Automotive

14500 Lee Hwy
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 818-9840

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Newgate Mobil

14124 Lee Highway
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 631-0689

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Robert Sparks Auto

5283 Ellicott Dr
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 499-5822

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Pm Lube Llc Valvoline Inst Oil

13612 Lee Hwy
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 266-0095

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Discount Tire And Auto Service

13600 Lee Hwy
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 266-8800

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Re: 2008.5 Grand Touring Hatch [missh]: by the_art_guy on Thu Jul 10 06:55:53 PDT 2008; missh, Sorry for the delay in replying to your message. I actually made the deal after June 1st. I was going to buy from Brown's Fairfax Mazda, but they wouldn't give me the same deal after June 1st, so I went to Malloy in Woodbridge. They were very nice and I was able to negotiate with them. The salesman I worked with was Glorie Ramdas. My car was actually at Arlington Mazda, but Malloy traded with them so I could get it. I think you might be able to get the car cheaper if you already know what you want and where it is, but buy it from a competing dealer. Good luck!

2008.5 Grand Touring Hatch: by the_art_guy on Wed Jun 04 05:31:21 PDT 2008; Just picked up a Stormy Blue 2008.5 Grand Touring 5-door hatchback for $22,188 out the door. I was able to get them down to $21,000 for the car, which is actually under invoice. The car has the sunroof/Bose audio package, rear bumper guard, wheel locks and cargo net. I think I got a great deal. I bought from Malloy Mazda in Woodbridge, VA.

Re: Sorry Guys [54gradsteds]: by tank13 on Thu Jan 24 20:48:13 PST 2008; Hi Phil..I live in Centreville. Right down the road from ya. I am definitely looking to buy/lease the Genesis when it comes out. Have you had any good/bad experiences with Hyundai dealerships in our area? And..as a general note, I've never even driven a Hyundai before, but I have been a fan of Hyundai since they came out with the 07 Santa Fe..and the Genesis has certainly sparked my interest..can't wait to take this one for a test drive Thanks! -A.

Poor Customer Service - Delaware Subaru: by alloway70 on Fri Dec 14 07:45:31 PST 2007; I decided to go into a closer Subaru dealership even though my previous experience with a Subaru dealership further away was great! I made a huge mistake going to the closer dealership...my experience at Delaware Subaru was probably the worst experience I have ever had at any type of dealership. I can handle dishonesty, but for a sales manager to be dishonest, arrogant, rude, belittling and down right unprofessional I can't handle. I visited Delaware Subaru three times before I was ready to make my purchase (Outback) when it came time to negotiate the sales managers true colors came out. Everything he said previously no longer was true. He had said he'd use NADA as a starting value for my trade...yet was using Kelly Blue Book to decide his value when I was ready to trade my low mileage BMW. Okay. Then the price of the vehicle and the options I wanted were not the same as previously agreed. That's when I thanked him for wasting my time. He sarcastically said, "I return the gratitude." He's at work...how could I waste his time? Then as I was leaving he said I wouldn't find a better deal any where and that I would be back. I assured him I wouldn't be back and he was the reason. He ran across the showroom after I had walked out the door to yell, "You're not welcome back here!� Did this guy ever have any customer service training? When I complained to the dealership, they thought it was about money. I haven�t received an apology, only that the next time I come in to Delaware Subaru I'm supposed to ask for the General Manager and he'll "take care of me". This whole situation has been a terrible experience and I think it reflects badly on Subaru. I did buy an Outback from the further away dealership and had the same great experience, but I can�t believe there are no repercussions for the sales manager. Apparently no one has complained about this guy before�his actions were no less professional. Should I just strike this up as a lesson and move on? What happened to excellent customer service? No company seems focused on that any more? :cry:

Re: S2000 vs 350Z [centreville]: by accelerator on Sat Mar 17 09:59:25 PDT 2007; I've been wanting to see Heel & Toe in action and that video was perfect. Thanks for the link!

Driving With Flip Flops?: by alloway70 on Tue Jan 30 11:48:25 PST 2007; Hopefully you weren't wearing the flip flops in the foot well photo...they've been known to cause a few accidents. :sick:

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