Speed Auto Repair Buford

Brian and his team are amazing. They took great care of my Tahoe and got me back on the road the same day. I highly recommend bringing your vehicle here for repairs. You have earned yourselves a lifetime customer.

Had an electrical issue with a rear tail light. They fixed it quickly and very cost-efficient. Great job, thank you! I will definitely use your service again.

I took my car in for service today and I am completely satisfied with the professionalism, service and cleanliness of the shop and the prices are affordable. With a great staff. Thank you Richard, Andre, and Brian. I really appreciate you guys.

This review comes about 10 years late, at first, I did not want to leave the review because I do not like to be berate businesses in general especially if there is a chance that the poor service was just an anomaly. All these years later this shop is still on my mind and after coming across the business on my Google map and reading some reviews I thought it was not too late to share. Here is the story, my daughter purchased a used 2005 BMW X3. When we went and looked at it from the private owner, there were no diagnostic codes, I know because I have my own code scanner. It test drove fine so we bought it and drove the car home about 30 miles. No problems. Drive the car around town a few times within the next few days, no problems. The car had a damaged back door and before we fixed anything cosmetic, I thought it would be wise to take it to a shop and just make sure that the vehicle had nothing major wrong with it for extra peace of mind before bodywork. Brought the vehicle in and they took it back out of into a bay. A short while later we received the news and a ridiculously expensive quote. They said we had a “pending fault code” and that the check engine light may come on soon and when it does it will need A,B and C to repair it… They got that right because the light came on within 500 yards of the shop. I got home and scanned for codes, I and got some vacuum leak codes. I had already worked on my older 3 series and was familiar with the lousy vacuum/air intake issues and the process to maintain/replace the system. In my own garage, I removed the air intake and looked down into the engine bay and saw the smaller hose attachment of the air intake boot was not attached, unattached actually, it was removed as in “yanked” from where it attaches with a clamp. A strong enough yank and the clamp will not hold. This is something a person can do in 10 seconds without tools if they know where to reach and grab. Sure enough that would throw a code but still let the vehicle remain drivable. A very clever sabotage of I do say so myself. I Re-attached the boot, never fixed the body damage and she sold the car a few months later because she’d hated it anyway. That was the last time I ever took any of my vehicles to a mechanic shop, I have since maintained all family’s vehicles myself and have avoided being robbed, I almost want to thank them for turning me into a seasoned DIYer as I now have zero trust in any shop anywhere.

Do not go here for just an oil change. They rope you in with a great price: $50, but will take 2 and a half hours to do a full inspection of everything on your car without warning. I don’t usually write negative reviews but this place did make me mad.