Eurotech

I was referred to Eurotech by a friend when I needed a good garage in the NYC area specializing in European cars. They looked at a car I had found on Craig’s List and was looking to buy: within 15 minutes they determined it had been in a major wreck and put back together with serious heat and pressure that made the frame unreliable. They saved me from buying a sure lemon. Then I asked if they could find me that make and model car, since I knew they routinely bought cars at auction for resale. Within a few weeks they had, and I bought it. But then in driving back upstate, where I live, I noticed that particularly rough roads made the suspension seem broken, leading to an unduly rough ride. I took it to a local authorized dealer for that make of car, who painted a dire picture indeed: the rear springs were broken, the front suspension shot and the left front brake pad down to almost nothing — all of which would have cost several thousand dollars to fix.
So I called Eurotech. They said no way could that be the case but to bring it in and they would fix anything that needed fixing. I did, and they showed me, in a way that I could see with my own eyes was correct, that the dealer’s dire diagnosis was patently wrong. And when they took a ride with me on a rough road, to reproduce what I had felt, they diagnosed it as worn stabilizer bars, which were peculiar to this car — something the dealer had not even mentioned. They showed me, too, with a ruler, that the brake pad was more than adequate.
So they made some adjustments and put in new stabilizer bars, after which the car handled rough roads just fine, and so my problem was completely resolved, at no cost to me.
That is, Eurotech stood solidly behind their work (even where not required by the NYS standard warranty they had given me) whereas the authorized dealer, in contrast, had tried to cheat me! My conclusion? The Eurotech owners are exceptional in their competency, their expertise and their honesty. Those all-​too-​scarce characteristics are rare in today’s world, and I value them highly. Thanks guys!

I only made an honest & upfront review on my experience & never once was my review based upon anything other than first hand knowledge & nothing on any past experiences anywhere but as a matter of fact come to think of it I’ve owned cars & trucks as well as motorcycles etc ageing from the 1970’s till present day. some new some used & even brand new under factory warranty I’ve always done my own work with the exception of oil changes & tire changes/​replacement because to by oil & filter then have to return the oil to a store that’s always a pain in the a$$ it’s actually cheaper to have a place do it not to mention they check everything & top off fluids for around $ 30 & for me to go buy 5 quarts of oil & a filter of any decent brand will run at best $ 25 so do the math & tires are a givin… Other then to rotate (which some places will include in an oil change) or to plug a leak there isn’t much anyone other then a shop with the tire change machine as well as a blancer can do but all else I’ve always done myself so once again my review was not based on anything other then my experience walking into there shop…& the review is nothing more but my honest experience of what happened & anyone is free to make there own opinions & reviews from there experiences but I’m not stateing anything outta past bad experiences elsewhere if so that’s where my review would be & not here…