Broadway Imports

Great Service - Trusted Advice. The Broadway Imports team has taken care of all of my vehicles for years now. They have not only given me great service, but they have always taken the time to evaluate each vehicles actual needs, not just run down a repair schedule like at the dealer shops.

Very competitive pricing and amazing follow up. Of all the work I've had done I only needed an adjustment once with a stubborn oil pan gasket and they were as proactive and plesant about making it right as they were about making the initial sale.

I highly recommend this shop to anyone who is tired of impersonal service and questionable repair schedules with high price tags....…

Great Service, Value & Location. I've had nothing but positive experiences at Broadway Imports. The quality of work has always been exceptional, their pricing is competitive with other shops (if not less!), and the location is perfect. Derek has always been honest and trustworthy, and I will continue to bring my vehicles to Broadway Imports for all their service and repair needs.…

Great value auto repair. My 93 lexus (good old reliable, 140k miles) developed a slow radiator leak. Lexus dealership estimated $1400 in repairs, including replacement "plastic-components" radiator. A friend suggested I try Broadway Import - which I did and am happy to report repair was completed within 24hrs. using a "metal-components" radiator for $659. Nice guys and good service; my repair needs are going to Broadway Import in future.…

not for Volvos apparently. I brought my Volvo into Broadway because it was the closest place I could tow it to, and boy do I regret not spending a little more on towing and taking it to a shop that specializes in Volvo's. I ended up spending the extra money I saved on towing for them to mess around trying to diagnose the problem. They told me the Electronic Control Unit in my car was bad and it would be $900 to replace it. Assuming they knew what they were talking about I went out and bought a used one for $150 since I couldn't afford to pay for a grossly over priced new part. They said they had no problem installing a used part but they wouldn't warranty it, which is totally understandable. It ends up though that the Electronic Control Unit on my car wasn't actually even bad, so now I'm out that $150 since you can't return used parts (live and learn, I guess). They also decided to replace my fuel pump relay because they did think that was broken, but even after replacing that the car didn't start. So then they figured I had a bad wire in the wiring harness, they messed around with that for a couple hours and for some reason unknown to them the car fired up again. I ended up picking up the car and paying them $180 labor and $79 for the fuel pump relay. I'm glad the car starts now and maybe it would have been worth it had they known what was actually wrong with the car rather than telling me that "maybe in messing around with it for two hours and testing different wires, a wire that wasn't making a connection is now connected or a wire that had a dirty connection got cleaned." I don't know, I'm pretty bummed because I could be stranded the next time I drive the thing and I spent a total of $548 (including the 80 tow.)…