M V P German Auto Specialist

I went to M V P German Auto Specialist to fix my car lights that wouldn't turn off. I paid for a diagnostic, but when I came back, there was nothing written down about the actual problem. I had to come back the following week for service, and the mechanic said it was a module that needed coding. He charged me $130 for the diagnostic and $665 for the service, which came out to a total of $805. He kept my car for a week and said he had to test drive it for two days. But when I got it back, the light was still on. He told me it would turn off, but it didn't. I had to mess with the switch myself after he left me standing there alone. I told him I had to go because I had work, and he said to bring it back. But when I brought it back, he had another story and didn't fix the problem. I had to bring it back four times, and each time, the same problem persisted.

I went to M V P German Auto Specialist on May 3 because my car's check engine light was on. They said the vanos solenoids were bad and needed to be changed. After that, they told me my turbo chargers and catalytic converters needed to be replaced too. I bought the parts they said I needed, but the catalytic converters didn't fit. I ordered more, but they still didn't fit. So, I asked them to put the old parts back on so I could take my car to a specialist. When I went to pick up my car, they charged me $2,584.48 and my car was in pieces with the turbo charger and catalytic converter inside. They wouldn't put the old parts back on, so I had to tow it to another shop. I paid over $2000 for repairs, but still had to tow it to another shop. Laredos Muffler Shop said there were too many missing parts, but they cleaned the catalytic converters and said they didn't need to be replaced. I returned them to the manufacturer. I towed my car to Vers Import Auto Repair and paid $650 to put it back together and replace the turbo chargers. They found a new problem and fixed it for $592.00. Now my car is running and the check engine light is off.