Samba Transmission

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he was nice and straight forward with what I needed and got it done great. The fellow workers talked to me while I waited and were very humorous.

Took my car to this place on 2/7 when my transmission stalled and ultimatly died because it was recommended to me by a friend who lives on 10th street. It took Jaime and his crew 38 days to rebuilt my tranny. I picked up the car on 3/14 after paying a small ransom of $2300 for a 2005 Nissan Maxima, plus an additional $180 for some front and back shocks. Two days later I take the car for new tires at Sears on Bedford avenue, to only learn that the wheel key to my locks had never been returned to my vehicle. It was told to me by Jaime that the key was in the center console, which I later found out not to be true. When I went back to the garage, the short fat mechanic who worked on my car, basically swore he put it in there, fact is he never did. Not only that, I felt that the shocks that they put on should've felt a lot smoother so I ask the mechanics at sears to put the cars on the lift to ensure they put the new shocks that I gave them on, and yes they did, but further learned of a leak to my power steering fluid. When I confronted Jaime and his crew about this. Mind you, this leak did not exist before I took my car to his shop. So far the transmission seems to be ok, but don't hold your breath. I have a 6 month guarantee. I now have to inconvienance my time to return to his shop on Saturday to get the locks taken off and new ones put on, all of course at his expense. I further will have to sue him to get him to repair the power steering fluid hose they ruined, that they have no intention of taken responsibility for. Do not go here, just by the looks of the way his guys work, you can tell they are very irresponsible with parts and cars. Not to mention noticed two new nicks in my beautiful red max that I didn't have before.