Towne Auto Brokers / Chesapeake, Virginia

Rating: ★★

7 years in Business

Used Car Dealers, Automobile & Truck Brokers, Wholesale Used Car Dealers

Address: 5021 Virginia Beach Blvd, Chesapeake

Postal code: 23462

Phone: (757) 499-4902

Your Full Service Auto Detailing And Repair Shop.

Welcome to Clarks Muffler Shop and Car Wash conveniently located in Lexington Va. Clark`s has been offer service to the area students and residence since 1981. The quality ASE (automotive service excellence) certified technicians have the most up to date training on automotive technology and are equipped to handle all major and minor repairs on foreign/domestic vehicles.- Tune ups and Computer Diagnosis- Mufflers and Exhaust- Inspections- Fluid Flushes- Starters/Alternators/Regulators- Fuel Injectors- Timing Chains/Hoses/BeltsWe will always provide upfront pricing and estimates gladly provided. In most cases same day service is available. So give us a call today to schedule your next scheduled maintenance.

Categories:

Automobile & Truck Brokers, Used Car Dealers, Wholesale Used Car Dealers

Neighborhoods:

Northwest Virginia Beach

Open hours:

Mon - Sat 9:30 am - 6:30 pm

Reviews:

There are some good deals on t...

There are some good deals on the lot but make sure you know what you?ˆ™re getting and look at when the maintenance needs to be performed. I was looking to buy a vehicle here that an employee had been driving as their own personal vehicle after the dealership acquired the car. To add icing on the cake, over 2500 miles had been put on the car since it arrived at the dealership (seems rather excessive) putting the vehicle... view more over a MAJOR scheduled maintenance period which they were not going to comply with. Towne Auto Brokers was not concerned about selling the car with it knowingly being behind on its maintenance which was completely as a result of them using the car for their own personal use. Their philosophy on maintenance was the dealer?ˆ™s suggest maintenance requirements don?ˆ™t need to be adhered to until the car starts having problems. I believe they call it PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE for a reason?ˆ¦.

AnonymousBuyer / 9/10/2011