Sure, the 2020 Mercedes-AMG CLA45 packs more power than last year’s model, but that’s just the beginning. The new model’s boasts an impressive 382 HP, not that last year’s 375 was all that bad. And it’s got plenty of speed (if 0 to 60 mph...
As specialized car mechanics, we love our job. Every day, we’re repairing Porsches, Mercedes, BMWs, Jaguars. That’s what we do. European cars are not only our specialty. They’re our passion. But can we be honest for a moment? We’d love it if someone would buy...
Own a 2019 BMW i3 or 2019 BMW i8 electric car? It’s time for you to take a visit to your BMW mechanic, and say “Fix my BMW’s electrical system!” The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently announced a recall on a number of...
It’s no secret that Jaguar is trying to get in on the electrical car market, but US sales are struggling, especially in Cincinnati where plug-in stations are few and far between. Jaguar recently announced a $5,000 dealer discount plus a $7,000 Allowance Credit. The deals...
Most people neglect their radiators. That’s pretty obvious when the first winter snow storm hits Cincinnati every year. You’d be surprised how many blown radiators come in. But the performance benefits of radiator flushes are clear and obvious. Your radiator will work better and last...
Thanks to technology, anybody with a smartphone is pretty much an electrical specialist. That device in your pocket does more than text and check Facebook. It can actually run diagnostics on your car. So the next time your Check Engine light comes on, you don’t...
These are good days to be a Porsche mechanic. Not everyone drives a Porsche, but nearly everyone wishes they did. They’re popular cars. In fact, the Porsche Cayenne SUV ranked number 2 in USA Today’s list of the best selling cars for 2019. And that...
Jaguars are beautiful cars, but like anything else on the road, they have their repair issues from time to time. What are some of the most common repair issues we see as Jaguar mechanics? Transmission failures tend to be most common, especially for the years 2000, 2001, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006, at an average mileage of 108,000. Coolant loss can be a problem as well. Jaguars often have a plastic coolant reservoir that has been known to leak. Sometimes the coolant gathers in the engine compartment or you lose it. That’s why we recommend periodic coolant reservoir inspections. Ignition coil failures tend to be common as well, especially for the years 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 at an average mileage of 108,000. Because the ignition coil issues tend to be so intermittent, they often fail to alert the Check Engine light.
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