Auto Europa

Dude we're literally neighbors... this community gotta stick together and i love your Pitt! so protective yet sweet and wants love
Jun 15th, 2019

European cars specialist in SF..
Feb 14th, 2018

(Translated by Google) Very expensive. But meat delight. Getting hungry because the amount of meat is huge. The cost is $ 68 per person (Original) . . . 68
Jan 21st, 2018

Great service on my Mini Cooper, Ron was great and very knowledgeable - had me in and out with no hassle.
Nov 25th, 2017

After yet another Jettastrophe, these guys really came through for me. My little 2000 Vr6 has just about reached the 200k marker and I'm just too stubborn (or lazy) to let it go. It had a meltdown a couple blocks away from these guys and I found myself basically stranded. Lucky for me, this place showed up as the closest European shop. I walked over to see if they could accommodate me, as it was already late afternoon, and they said I could bring it in even though they were busy and wouldn't be able to work on it that day. (I have another mechanic that won't let me bring my car in without an appointment.) They even offered to tow it. Since I'm cheap, I said I would try to drive it in, even though their tow fee was pretty minimal. Lucky again for me, I was able to get it there without too much of a problem. Even though it was so late, they still managed to make a diagnosis of the problem and give me an estimate that evening. Unfortunately, it was a pretty grim one. Since my car is ancient and has been having a few problems lately, I was thinking it might be time to junk the poor thing. Ron was very fair and dealt with my hesitancy. He was honest about the pros and cons about fixing vs. junking. His inspection fee was the lowest I've ever experienced, so I wouldn't have lost much in that respect had I not opted to repair the car. In the end, I felt so bad about junking my Jetta, that I had them do a full inspection to find every little problem and give me another estimate; maybe get the car in decent shape and drive it for another year or so. There were a couple other pricey issues and adding everything up, it seemed pretty unmanageable for me. I really didn't want to deal with the junkers and I don't have enough money for a new car, so desperately, I made a pretty low-ball offer for the total set of repairs. Thankfully it was accepted. Later, when I picked up my car, which is now purring like a baby kitten and running beautifully, I realized I totally robbed these guys. I am so sorry! They put in a lot of work, and I ended up getting quite a bit of freebies. I am so grateful, though. I have had the most horrible mechanic problems in the past. I was robbed left and right-paid for a lot of made-up issues, I am sure. Also, I was treated like a total moron during the initial warranty/service period by the dealership, and this left my poor car with a lot of untended issues from the get-go. The dudes at Auto Europa are awesome. They are respectful, honest, and don't treat me like I have sub-standard intelligence because I am female. I'm sure I was fairly annoying to deal with when I couldn't make up my mind about authorizing the repairs. So thank you, Auto Europa. Even though I live in Oakland, I will cross the bridge to you for services and planned repairs.
Dec 18th, 2016