A clear quote, upfront
You get the price for parts and labor before we start. No costs that appear at the end.
We grew without loud ads, just from people who came back and sent others. The reason is simple: we state the price upfront and repair it right.
Radu opened AutoFix in 2012, out of a small bay and a simple frustration: too many workshops tell you the price only at the end. He wanted something else — a place where you learn upfront what you have to pay, and why.
Today we work on many makes, from Dacia and Volkswagen to BMW, with computer diagnostics and mechanics who explain, not just repair. Every job starts with a check and a clear quote. If a part can last another season, we tell you — we don't put you to the expense for nothing.
"A good service doesn't show on the day of the repair. It shows a year later, when the car still runs as it should."
Radu, founder
You get the price for parts and labor before we start. No costs that appear at the end.
We work with verified parts and always tell you exactly what we fit and why.
No jargon meant to scare you. You see what's worn and understand why it needs replacing.
If a part can still last, we tell you. We'd rather you come back than leave unhappy.
I brought the car in for a noise at the brakes. They showed me exactly what was worn, without selling me things I didn't need.
A clear quote upfront and the price held at the end. The full service took exactly as long as they said.
The diagnostics quickly found the sensor issue, after another shop had poked around for two days for nothing.
Honest people. They told me a part could still last a season instead of putting me to the expense.
Timing belt done by the book, with good parts. The car has run flawlessly for a year.
Tell us briefly what symptoms the car has and, if you like, pick a free slot. We give you a quote before we start, no obligation.
Saturday slots fill up fast — book ahead.
Special schedule — coming period
If you can't bring the car in at the agreed time, let us know in advance so we can give the slot to someone else.
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