Ross Exxon

when I moved to town 10 years ago I owned a 1987 Chevy Cavalier station wagon. It was not a car with a good reputation, but Bill and his mechanics kept it going for over 200,000 miles. On many an occasion I would suggest it might be time to get rid of the car and they would talk me out of it. the car ran well for the entire time I had it. When I reached 155,000 miles on my Dodge minivan they recommended I get rid of it because the valves were going on it. I listened to them because they had nothing to gain, since I could get a new car repaired at the dealership and they had given the opposite advise for the Chevy. I had already decided to buy a Honda Accord, but that was what they recommended. I take it there now that it is out of warranty. One other thing. On several occasions Bill has sent me somewhere else when he felt he could not do something. My wife's car has a turbo and Bill does not know them well, so he sent me to another mechanic who had a great deal of experience with turbos. He saved me a great deal of money, since the problem I thought was related to the turbo going bad, was not. These guys are competent and honest. They are also within walking distance of my office.

There is no public transportation in Nacogdoches. The office looks pretty awful, and there's no place to wait for your car, but you can walk a block down to the university or to various eating places. I've been going here for three cars, and I trust them.