Elite Auto

They're great. I can't say enough. We have been dealing with this shop for fifteen years. You can call them from anywhere in the country if you've got car problems and they'll give you advice(without all the nutty wisecracks of some mechanics who shall remain nameless even though well-loved) and talk to the mechanics so you don't get ripped off. Even better, with a housefull of kids driving, if mom and dad are unavailable and a car breaks down or needs servicing or the kid has gotten into an accident, they will calm the teenager down, tell them what they need to do, send out a tow truck, and get the car fixed up or the problem solved. It's like having a second, calmer, more rational set of parents available.

Kevin and Rich have taken car of my cars for over 20 years. First a Nissan Senta, then a Toyota Corolla and now my 2005 Forester. Since it is still under warranty, I take the Forester to the dealer if there are coevered problems. (a good hours drive to Huntington, since the PJ subaru dealer is lousy). But I often call Elite first to see if they think the problem is warranty work. If it isn't (oil change, routine service) I always go to Elite. They are GREAT!!!

Unbelievably good for years! People write unsolicited letters to the local newspapers about these guys.

Kevin and Richie worked on my cars for over 25 years. They are patient, competent, and really honest people. We have one 25 year old RX-7 that they keep going. This shop really knows cars and their customers.

Elite is awesome. I first took my old Subaru there to see about engine trouble. They looked at it and gave me a diagnosis without charging a penny, and recommended no work be done since it would cost more than the value of the car. They've also worked on my newer Honda Civic. They are always patient and courteous. They aren't cheap, but I feel like I am treated with respect and honesty when I go to them.

We have had our cars repaired by Elite since Kevin and Rich bought the business. They are indeed wonderful. My biggest fear is that they'll get fed up with the business and sell it. I gather it isn't as much fun working on cars where everything is computerized.