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About Newbar Service Center
Newbar Service Center is a long-established automotive repair shop with a history spanning over 60 years. Owned by the same person since its founding, the business has built a reputation for honest service and reliable work. Customers appreciate the friendly staff who consistently get the job done right and provide honest price quotes. Many clients trust this center for their vehicle repairs and inspections, often returning with multiple cars, including collector vehicles. The team is known for standing by their work, making efforts to resolve issues even after initial service. Customers highlight the affordability of repairs, noting they often pay less than dealer estimates—sometimes thousands of dollars less. The owner is dedicated to local service, offering pick-up and drop-off options, and is praised for being honest and approachable. While some minor issues, like being turned away for quick services, are noted, overall, the reviews reflect high satisfaction and loyalty. The business is seen as a trustworthy place where customers feel confident their cars are in good hands. Many have been using the shop for years, and families have relied on it across generations. Despite occasional complaints, the consistent theme is that Newbar Service Center remains a dependable, honest, and friendly choice for vehicle repairs and maintenance.
Billy guides you well i always used to come here to get my car fixed. My grandpa loves this soot to get his car fixed. They guide you well and are not that expensive compared to competition.
January 2025
Been going here for years, Dad used to go here, son now goes here, neighbors all go here. Never had issues, always straight forward. Small shop, so they get backed up sometimes, but have always been fair and honest. highly recommended.
September 2024
Always have my vehicles serviced here, I have five including three collectors. I can't believe the bad reviews, as the saying goes you can't please everyone.
