Though most people (for good reason) associate European cars with luxury, they also associate them with a hefty price tag. Luckily for us, however, Car and Driver took the time to put together a list of some of 2021’s cheapest luxury vehicles—which includes a few...
When you are ready to take the plunge in purchasing your first (or another) European car, taking the time to do some research beforehand can prevent an expensive mistake. Though it is worth noting that taking care of and driving any kind of luxury car...
It’s official. The next generation of the Land Rover Defender 4×4 will be built in Slovakia — not the U.K. The Defender model had been built at the firm’s Solihull factory near Birmingham. The latest rendition has been designed and built in the U.K. engines...
Back to the future: that’s how our VW mechanics described Volkswagen’s new electric dune buggy during some shop talk at our Cincinnati auto shop this week. Volkswagen’s new all electric dune buggy combined the perfect amount of future and retro in one tantalizing combination. It’s...
BMW’s iNext, an electric SUV with an expected range of 400 miles, has moved on to the, well, next stage. The European car company announced the the concept-car at a private event last September and recently debuted a prototype in New York. “Intended as the...
Sure, our technicians may love import car maintenance, but no matter how you slice the timing belt, a job is still a job. Even fixing beautiful European vehicles wears you down after a while. The latest distraction our mechanics have found is the World Cup...
You love European cars because they aren’t like any other make. They’re special. That means they need extra love, not to mention appreciation. What are some great blogging resources to help you love and understand European cars? Here are a few of our import mechanics...
Every car owner, especially those who own luxury brands like BMW, Jaguar, or Porsche, eventually faces a common question: should I rely on a dealership for my car repair? It depends on how deep your pockets are. Unless the auto repair is under warranty, the...
European Auto Specialists, we pride ourselves on retaining some of the best talent in the industry. Our certified mechanics are dedicated to treating your specialty vehicle or foreign vehicle like their own. That means that our customers enjoy a higher level of service and attention...
There is a big difference between a general auto repair facility and an auto repair shop with BMW mechanics certified for BMW service and repair. A car mechanic with an emphasis on BMW and other European cars has superior access to reliable parts and can...
Want great service from your Ohio mechanic? There are some tricks you can do to make their lives easier and communicate your own needs better. Start with good communication when it comes to the problem you are having with your car. The better you are able to describe the problem, the easier the mechanic will be able to get to the bottom of it. And don’t forget to make yourself available with contact info they can readily reach you with. They may have a question or need approval for work that hadn’t been identified in your initial conversation. Even if you are busy, leave a number where they can leave a message and be sure to check it regularly. It will help the work be done faster and more to your specifications.
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