Millevoi Brothers Morrell Park

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I don't know what these other people are talking about. I've been taking my car here since Joe Wiz moved out of the garage across the street and they have always been more than fair. In fact they have given me estimates and I have actually paid less than the estimate the gave me.

Beware over charging they should be on the news

These guys are the type of people they should be on the six o'clock news. I took an older car in and I know Greg and Tim because I have taken 4 different vehicles to this shop over the last two years. To try and make a long story short here goes nothing. First Greg asked me how important is it to me to fix this car. I didn't quite know how to answer this question. I took it to mechanic to get a diagnosis of what was wrong. So he proceeds to tell me there is no injector pulse, no spark, low fuel pressure, and it may need a starter and maybe a fuel pump. This car was just running the day before I took it to these guys. I said well can you tell me exactly what is wrong with the car. That sounds like a good idea right. So the next day I get a phone call from Tim Millevoi saying that the car is finished. He says all it needed was a tune up. So it went from being a junker to needing a tune up overnight. He never called me to give me a repair estimate and he decided to spend $315 dollars of my hard earned money without even consulting me. At the end of the day they charged me two hours labor for a distributor cap, rotor, and spark plug wires. Thats might have taken 15 minutes at the most. So in reality it cost $315 for them to pull out fouled spark plugs and clean them. The sad thing is that Millevoi's have several locations in the far northeast and the people of the neighborhood trust them with their cars.

I took my car over there because the starter was acting up. They wanted to charge me $1000 and when I refused he claimed that the flywheel was broken too. So I took it to another place and the mechanic said that the flywheel looked like it was beaten with a hammer. He said that he couldn't think of a way possible for the flywheel to get that bent unless the Millevoi mechanic did it on purpose to up the bill. No one I know will ever use a Millevoi business again.