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Auto Repair Shop
For over 40 years, Nick's Auto Shop in Littleton, CO, is the area's top choice in European auto repairs and service for brands like Volvo and Subaru. Our focus is delivering personalized attention, excellent customer service from our ASE certified mechanics, and the best value. We only service and repair what your vehicle needs while never up-selling our customers. Whether your Volvo, or Subaru or any other car is in need of scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs, brakes, tires, or more, our highly experienced team has you covered. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
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- MMMichael McDaniel1 day ago5.0Honest service, didn’t feel like I was being upsold. Will be returning
- MJMichelle JacksonSep 8, 20255.0Wonderful! Was very thorough and explained in detail what was going on with my SUV. Offered different solutions for me to choose with the pros and cons.
- ALAlbert LeachmanSep 8, 20255.0Good communication, excellent service, on time and on budget. Always feel comfortable and confident taking my Volvo to Nick’s
- GHGeorge HumanSep 3, 20251.0I am the owner of a 2016 Volvo XC90, I took my vehicle to Nick’s Auto Shop for a water pump issue and for warped rotors. Due to the incompetence of this shop I had to have my water pump replaced three times in four weeks and my brakes rotors had to be replaced after six weeks. I was told the parts were faulty; hmmm, this has never happened with another mechanic I’d been going to!!!!! Volvo uses a diagnostic program called VIDA, when asked if Nick’s Auto Shop uses VIDA the answer was - sometimes! They buy the subscription periodically. So they were unable to diagnose my car to the detail that was necessary. In fact I was told if this problem occurs again that I’d have to go to the dealer for an appropriate diagnosis. In my experience this mechanic’s shop is not capable of working on Volvos even though they tout themselves as Volvo mechanics. In their defense, if there really is any, they did replace the water pump three times and the brake rotors after working on them. I would and will avoid going to this shop as that their work is shoddy and I was told that I was driving incorrectly due to the quick brake failure. I have owned 17 Volvos since 1981, I know how to drive them and take meticulous care of my vehicles. I do not need to be told that I drive my cars too hard! Avoid Nicks Auto Shop at all cost! Unless you want to have to take your car in multiple time for the same repair.
- MMMaryAug 20, 20255.0Excellent service, went above my expectations to help me after getting the run around from the dealership. Nick was recommended to me and I am so glad I took my 2022 XC90 vehicle here. Nick spoke with me personally from start to finish. He takes great pride in his business and customer satisfaction, and it definitely shows. I own two Volvos and will only bring them to Nick from now on.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nick's Auto Shop
The salesman at the dealership where I purchased my new car said that if I have you work on my car, it will void my warranty. Is this true?
False! Consumers are entitled to have their cars serviced wherever they choose. Always read your warranty to understand what constitutes a covered service item. As long as detailed records are kept (as we do here for all of our customers) and the service intervals are met with Genuine parts your warranty will never be void.
How often should I have my car serviced?
It varies from model to model, but as a general rule you should change your oil every 5 thousand miles and perform the annual recommended factory scheduled maintenance.
Can you tell me what is wrong with my car over the phone?
In most cases we cannot accurately diagnose your vehicle over the phone. Your Volvo® is an extremely complex piece of machinery that requires hands on testing and inspection.
What is your policy on customer supplied parts?
We prefer not to install parts that a customer brings to our facility. There are several reasons for this. First, how does the customer know what part to supply? Who diagnosed what is wrong with the vehicle? Is the part the correct application ie correct chassis number or engine number? Many parts are different based on whether the car has ABS brakes etc. Is the part supplied up to our quality standards? We pride ourselves on quality work and that includes quality parts. In our opinion, bring your own parts is the same as taking your own food to a restaurant.