DAN CLIFF

17 de sep. de 2020

I have been very happy with all of the services I have received from Car Time. My best experience with them was when they told me that a suspension part on my Honda was okay after the Honda dealer told me it neededd to be replaced. I really dislike paying for auto services that are not needed and Car Time saved me some money when the Honda dealer was trying to sell me something I didn't need.

Erik Bergeson

30 de sep. de 2020

Top notch service! I always take my vehicles to cartime. They have people you can trust! Bomb.com Enough said.

yesenia m

1 de ago. de 2021

They are just money hungry dealership they are not flexible with price not even by a couple hundred dollars. A week later the vehicle i was interested in went up by $1000 . Their customers service is terrible i had the guy on the phone mansplaining things to me stay away from them.!!!!

Benjamin Miller

12 de jun. de 2021

Excellent place for car service. Very reliable and fair prices. Highly recommended!

christinolini Sa

20 de ago. de 2020

At Car-Time, inside the service department, most staff and customers are not wearing masks or improperly wearing face coverings (wearing a thin bandana with nose sticking out). When there, I asked two times for people to wear masks. They appear to be miffed at me for asking and they are not asking customers to wear masks. Customers are walking in maskless and sitting at the chairs maskless and not social distancing, and not once did the manager ask people to put on masks. In fact, the manager wasn't wearing a mask. I was stuck there for 1.5 hours as they worked on my car: Had I known in advance that they were not following the law of MN and the laws of common decency, I would not have gone there in the first place. I leave this message to those who would want to avoid a business blatantly putting all at risk. This is the law in Minnesota: "Businesses have heightened responsibility for public safety, given the volume of people that pass through Minnesota businesses on any given day. As such, businesses (and their owners and management) may be subject to criminal charges (up to a misdemeanor, $1,000 fine, and not more than 90 days in jail), civil enforcement and fines (of up to $25,000), and regulatory enforcement (e.g., actions by government authorities that license or regulate the business)."