Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Anderson Island, Washington

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 Anderson Island, Washington 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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Auto Authority

9116 Washington Blvd SW
Lakewood, WA 98498
(253) 588-2969

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Midland Automotive

1624 E 90th St E
Tacoma, WA 98445
(253) 531-4331

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Richards Automotive

8702 Veterans Dr SW
Lakewood, WA 98498
(253) 582-1216

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Kincades Auto Repair

8118 Washington Blvd SW
Lakewood, WA 98498
(253) 589-1539

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R P M Racing Shop

14902 Union Ave SW
Lakewood, WA 98498
(253) 588-8807

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A1 Japanese Auto Repair

9210 Martin Way E
Olympia, WA 98516
(360) 455-4904

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Re: BMW Manual Transmission?? [joyrider147]: by div2 on Tue Mar 28 12:35:44 PST 2006; I'd check with Koala Motorsport. Brett Anderson almost certainly knows more about this subject than anyone else.

Re: Dinan Differential on ZHP & other mods [alibajalajaula]: by div2 on Sat Mar 11 08:45:51 PST 2006; Have you ever attended any drivers schools such as the ones conducted by BMW CCA? If not, I seriously doubt that you are able to exploit more than 60% of the capabilities of a stock ZHP. Learning how to actually drive your car is a crucial first step. Only after you understand that Trailing Throttle Oversteer is NOT the band that used to open for REO Speedwagon should you start to put money into the car. At that point you should contact Brett Anderson at Koala Motorsport.

t1m4d: by sequoiasoon on Tue Jun 01 19:25:37 PDT 2004; How far are you willing to travel? Search on my pasts posts and see what I did. Most of the dealers stock what they can sell the most of (obviously a good idea). The region gets what the area demands. Everybody around here seems to want leather, sunroof, 4WD so that's it. Down south it's hard to get 4WD because everybody wants 2WD. Edmunds has great info for the pricing etc. so you know what a good deal is. I knew the options I wanted exactly and priced it here and got the TMV of what everybody else was paying. My dealer (Fred Anderson in Raleigh NC) ordered what I wanted and beat the TMV as the initial offer. I was happy with that, no need to beat up an honest salesman who needs to make a living also. The local NY dealers told me load leveling rear end was not an "available" option even though the brochure listed it. Surprise! Fred Anderson had some SR5's in stock with load leveler (but not my color at the time) so he ordered it. I brought it to the NY dealer for my first service and they were dumbfounded that I got exactly what I wanted. The look on their face was priceless when they realized they lost almost 40K because these couple options were "not available". You can also try PA dealers because they are in a different region (Central Atlantic) as opposed to NY region, New England, Southern States are some of the others.

woodrow: by sequoiasoon on Wed May 19 21:01:25 PDT 2004; Do a search on my name for past posts. $100 or less gets you to MANY airports on Jetblue. Southern States Toyota dealers have mostly 2WD and have to order 4x4. I bought mine from Fred Anderson Toyota in Raleigh. It's 5 minutes from Raleigh Airport (RDU). Did EVERYTHING on phone and e-mail and it was an EXCELLENT experience. Even counting the cost of the ticket he was cheaper than the NY dealers and ordered exactly what I wanted which the NY dealers couldn't / wouldn't. Picked up the Sequoia and had nice relaxing, break in the motor drive home. Stopped in Virginia and picked up a Toyota Factory Extended Warranty (service plan) from Cliffy who was also great to deal with and was 1/2 price of what the NY dealers wanted for an "aftermarket" company plan (search here for Warranty Gold BANKRUPT). Definitely Search the web and keep your options / mind open.

Stakeout: by sequoiasoon on Sat Feb 21 17:36:49 PST 2004; I bought my Sequoia from Fred Anderson Toyota in Raleigh, NC. Go to their site and send an e-mail. I got a good deal on mine. The internet sales manager contacted me next day. The level of service he provided as compared to the dealers in NY was amazing. Beat the NY price but the best part was he got EXACTLY what I wanted. NY dealers couldn't/wouldn't with the packages they offer in this area. The experience there was great, I'll definitely buy from there next time I need another Toyota (even though it's 10 hours away)

REAU locating: by sequoiasoon on Sat Jun 07 22:42:09 PDT 2003; With an availabilty date of 7-2 it might not be built yet. I purchased my Sequoia in NC (also part of Southeast Toyota Distributers) I special ordered mine (took 3 months) The availible date was 5-9 and was not built until 4-24. The VIN# showing might not be the "actual" VIN. There is a VIN generated when the build order goes in and then the "true" shows when it is built. Any SET dealer can find where that particular vehicle is being sent. Bad news is somebody might have special ordered the exact one that you are looking at and has waited 2 1/2 months already for it to be made and delivered. Your dealer would be able to verify this also. I live in New York and purchased from Fred Anderson Toyota in Raleigh NC. The internet Manager was EXTREMELY helpful, straight forward on prices, options and timeframe and gave me a better deal than I got from NY. He was also able to get exactely what I wanted when NY didn't even want to try. Many stereo places have and install DVD systems for about $1200. You could check some of your local shops if that is the only hold up.

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