My experience at this shop was exceedingly poor. I brought the car in with a misfire. It was diagnosed as needing a new #1 injector and top end carbon cleaning. The repair took 21 days (!) during which I was without my car. Upon picking up my car, I looked at the engine and noticed a few screws missing on top of the engine. I mentioned this to Jimmy, and he told me they were missing when he got the car (which is untrue). The car still had a check engine light illuminated when I picked it up, giving the code for a bad "intake flap motor." Jimmy gave me some spray to put in the intake and clean it out further. This did not eliminate the check engine condition. I brought the car to an Audi specialist shop, much further away, but a family friend that I trust. The second shop asked me "What happened to the intake flap motor? It seems like someone broke it." The second shop also told me that "a bunch of fasteners that would have been removed to do the carbon cleaning are all missing." Subsequently, I have found that all of the fastners that hold the tray under the engine are missing, and these are $8 each from Audi, very hard to find. I also found that a few of the wheel lug bolts were cross threaded. Nobody else other than Jimmy's would have had any reason to take that wheel off (bearing replacement). All in all, I have spent several days and over $700 fixing issues with my car that seem to be directly related to or caused by Jimmy's Auto. I have received no response...

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