As VW mechanics, we naturally spend much of our time repairing Volkswagens. And it’s great work. Car repair is what we do, day in day out at our auto repair shop in Cincinnati. But we have to pass the time somehow. One of the latest...
As BMW technicians, we love repairing BMWs, driving BMWs, and learning everything about BMWs. These cars are works of art. And there’s a reason for that — BMW has vision, one that embraces innovation and the future. The company doesn’t drop the ball and is...
No, the Jaguar F-Pace is not a soccer mom’s ride — unless that soccer mom is in one heck of a hurry. In short, the new Jaguar F-Pace is the fastest SUV on the planet. It’s safe to say at our auto repair shop, we’ve...
As Porsche technicians, we love repairing Porsches. This is more than a job for us. It’s a passion that wavers between hobby and pathology. We repair Porsches all day long at our auto repair shop in Cincinnati. We live and breathe car repair. But when...
As BMW technicians, let us tell you how impressed we are with BMW’s commitment to the environment. The car company seems to be rolling new electric cars onto their showroom floor every day. We certainly repair a lot of BMWs at our auto repair shop...
It’s a good thing we are electrical specialists. That could be a critical qualification for Land Rover/Jaguar repair soon. The company recently announced it was developing a prototype hydrogen fuel cell-electric SUV, thanks to a government program funded by the United Kingdom. It’s all part...
Are you a fan of the BMW 5-Series? We are. At our foreign car repair service in Cincinnati, we don’t just repair BMWs — we drive them too. And we couldn’t be more thrilled that the BMW 5-Series is getting a major update in 2021...
Troubleshooting a car repair? It can be a frustrating experience, even for mechanics! But even if you can’t actually fix the problem yourself, you can often get a pretty good idea what’s wrong with it — or at least have an educated guess. If the starter doesn’t crank, for example — you turn the key to the start position but the engine doesn’t turn over — most likely you have a dead battery. Most mechanics would be happy to test your battery for you. If you go to start the car but the engine doesn’t crank and all you hear is a single click, you again have a dead battery or a weak connection at your battery terminals. To fix either of these problems in the interim, you could try jumping your car. It’s a good idea to keep a pair of jumper cables in your trunk just for this purpose.
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