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German Auto Repairs
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German Auto Repairs
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Belinda M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
22 May 2017, 09:01
Be scared, very scared.
<p>Our Mercedes unfortunately broke down. After googling the net for a reputable auto-works, we found German Autoworks, Milnerton - that was February 2017. When I last looked at my calendar, it said 22 May 2017 and guess what....the mercedes is still at German Autoworks. We have since paid them for a quote to the value of R16000.00 and then being told that the car was still not running 100% and that parts (two wires cut on the ECU) had been tampered with when they towed the vehicle to their premises to assess the damage to the ECU. Over and above that, they have now quoted a further R9000.00 to complete the repairs to the vehicle. Besides all this happening, it is absolutely and ridiculously insane that a vehicle is kept at a workshop for nearly 4 months. I could carry on telling my story, however I do have more important things to do, like work for my money and not cheat people. People, think twice, perhaps ten times before you hand your vehicle over to German Autoworks because you will be caught for a sucker!</p>
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Belinda M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
22 May 2017, 09:01
Be scared, very scared.
<p>Our Mercedes unfortunately broke down. After googling the net for a reputable auto-works, we found German Autoworks, Milnerton - that was February 2017. When I last looked at my calendar, it said 22 May 2017 and guess what....the mercedes is still at German Autoworks. We have since paid them for a quote to the value of R16000.00 and then being told that the car was still not running 100% and that parts (two wires cut on the ECU) had been tampered with when they towed the vehicle to their premises to assess the damage to the ECU. Over and above that, they have now quoted a further R9000.00 to complete the repairs to the vehicle. Besides all this happening, it is absolutely and ridiculously insane that a vehicle is kept at a workshop for nearly 4 months. I could carry on telling my story, however I do have more important things to do, like work for my money and not cheat people. People, think twice, perhaps ten times before you hand your vehicle over to German Autoworks because you will be caught for a sucker!</p>
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