Euro Asian Motor Works

R. T. $550.00 for an ratiador is so expensive. But if you dont know anything about cars. Then you have to pay. And of course the dealer always going to crarge more. I went there for the A/C. Toi expensive.
Jul 18th, 2014

I have been taking my CL500 to BJ and his crew for at least 6 years now and love the way everything gets done. I couldn't be happier. I drive really hard and alot. about 20,000 miles a year, so i'm in his shop about 2 or 3 times a year just for maintainence. If something is needed he let's me know, offers to show me most the time, and is honest about what needs to be done and what i can do l8r. He gave me a great deal when my radiator was leaking a little, told me it wasn't a big leak now but could get bigger, told me that it could wait a short time if i needed done when i could. he said he'd do it for $550. I normally don't call around, but was curious and the dealer wanted $900. Thanks euro asian, thanks BJ. -bob
Jun 21st, 2013

I had my Mercedes E500 towed to this place. I was initially helped by BJ who eventually told me I needed two sensors, 2 batteries, the SBC system fixed and they recommended a brake job. Alright so I authorized the work eventhough a few days prior I had gone to Fletcher Jones and replaced both batteries in the car. When I returned to Euro Asian Motorworks, I was helped by Robert. The car still did not work properly and they had done something to the suspension which had the car leaning low on one side. Kid you not, my car looked like a lowrider. After I told them this was outrageous they claimed the two truck company must of did it. They towed my car with a flatbed so that is non-sense. Two weeks later I returned, the car still did not run and on top of that the suspension was now trashed. finally I just paid there fees and had the vehicle towed elsewhere. Yes the other shop did fix my car right.
Oct 11th, 2013