I've spent a few thousand dollars at this shop having repairs and regular service done over the past few years and I thought I could trust them, but since my last visit I realized that is not the case. I took my car in for an oil change and I already knew there was a milky substance in my oil. I has been doing some research about the issue and thought it might be bad thermostat, or at the worst, a blown head gasket. I told the shop this when I dropped off the car. The shop calls me later and said that it indeed was a bad head gasket and I needed to have it changed. They told me they knew exactly which cylinders had the issue, that it would be a minimum $1500.00, and that I would most likely be without my car for a week. I said I didn't have that kind of money and I couldn’t be without a car that long. I told them that since I had an older vehicle I would just drive it until it died. Then the shop said they would take a second look just in case to see if it may be something else. Now keep in mind, this is after they already told me I had a blown head gasket so why would they check to see if it was a different problem if they supposedly already knew what the problem was? They called me back a few hours later and said it wasn't a head gasket issue after all, but a bad thermostat, coolant sensor, and that the water pump was leaking. Now, the price to fix the car was $750.00. I told them I still didn't have that kind of money and that I would just pick up my car once the oil change was done. Although I had an idea the thermostat was bad, I never had signs of a water pump leak so I was suspicious that it needed to be changed. I had a friend take a look at the car and they said there was nothing wrong with the water pump. My friend changed the thermostat (cost $17.95) and put new coolant in (cost $10.00). It took him about 20 minutes to do. My oil has been clear ever since and the car runs fine. Don’t get taken for a ride here. Go somewhere else. P.S. Like a previous reviewer mentioned, I was also told that my fuel lines were leaking and my car would blow up if I drove it home that night. For that particular repair, I had to pay $650.00 to have my fuel lines replaced.