Euro Experts Inc

"Taking my car there for years, Peter always take car of me, I referred a lot of friends, honest service hard to find."

"This is a top notch repair shop. I needed a handle repaired on my car and these guys went above and beyond. Not only was Peter (I believe he's the owner) accommodating, but the price for the labor was extremely fair, and the work was great. I honestly never leave google reviews, but when you are given such good service, it's feels pretty damn good."

"I brought my daughters Mini Cooper to this shop , it was not my normal mechanic but close to where she broke down . The shop manager told me that the car was junk and needed a new motor $4000-$5000 but luckily they would offer to buy the car for next to nothing . Nothing added up for people that are 1/2 intellegent so I had it towed to my known mechanic . The car only had a broken belt and tensionsier , $400 and I had my daughters beloved car back on the road . These people are absolute crooks , don't give them your business !!!!!"

"I can't thank Peter enough! I called today because all the lights came on my car randomly and the BMW dealership wouldn't help me. He was able to figure out what was going on with the car in 2 hours and I'm out the door with a perfect car. Sure beats the 4 hours spent at the dealership that didn't fix a single thing. Thanks Peter!"

"I unconditionally recommend EuroExports and owner Simon for any auto repair--not just European cars. Here's why. I am new to Florida. I knew I needed a lot of work on my 2011 Mercedes E350. Another thing I knew: I wasn't going to a dealer, or any repair facility, east of I-95--overhead too high at these dealers, and dealer look-alike places. I look at the Google map for the search results--"Mercedes repair shops." I see this place west of the Florida Turnpike, called Euro Experts. Reviews are good, website indicates they specialize in European cars. I call them. A guy answers rights away, but says he'll call me back. He does...in about 5 minutes. He tells me to bring the car in the next day for his inspection. Within five minutes he eyeballs the car and notices about five things that should be addressed in addition to the 100k mile service. I bring the car in the next week. I drop off the car, and he gives me a loaner--no charge. He tells me he'll call later in the day with an estimate. He does, and recommends about seven things be done . We prioritize together, and I defer some repairs for later. I ask when the car will be ready--expecting him to say two or three days. He says tomorrow. He calls next day at 1:00 pm to say car is ready. I save 30% to 50% versus dealer and high-end shops. I'll be back in April to complete Simon's recommended repairs. Maybe I'll see you there. P.S. I think they even washed the car. Sorry, no golf putting green though. ; -)"