We love repairing European cars. But it’s a global world. The transformations automotive makers will need to make in order to remain competitive require out of the box thinking. That’s why we’re optimistic to hear about VW’s plans to partner with Ford to meet the...
Unless you’ve experienced an EPC light yourself, you probably have no idea what it is. In a nutshell—it’s a sign you need VW repair right away. The EPC light—which stands for Electronic Power Control—is a warning indicator that your VW is having a problem with...
We always tell our Cincinnati customers: Never ignore the brakes on your Jaguar. Wear through a brake pad, and you’ll eat through the rotor. And that’s when the brake job becomes exorbitantly expensive. The easiest way to tell you’re due is when your brake light comes on. (Check the emergency brake first though — it just might be engaged.) If you hear grinding when the brake is applied, it’s time. Another sign is if the car gently swerves to one side or another when you apply the brakes. The pad on that side is likely out. If your Jaguar bounces up and down as you start braking, it’s probably not your brakes but your shock absorbers. They likely need replaced.
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