I live in Seattle.. I have been going to Mazdas N More in Federal Way for a year and a half but they never fix what I want them to.. I need to go somewhere where I can trust that they will actually take the effort to fix my car rather than just take my money and have it break again the next day. Sorry if there is already a thread on this but this will be easier for me to get what I need.. Thanks!

 

If you own an FD please dont take the car to a dealer. Try pineapple racing in oregon.

 

here is the perfect thread for you.

areea shops that are here.
http://www.rotaryspeednw.com/forum/i...p?showtopic=24

 

I took my 82 here to a place in Kent. Here is a link to the web site

http://www.jerryslittlecarshop.com/about.htm

 

^ I've heard lots of good things about Jerry's. I almost took my car there for emissions work but ended up going to Mazdas & More instead. Big mistake.

 

there is corksport in numerous (i think maybe just vancouver) locations in washington and with pineapple u reallly cant go wrong, best bang for ur buck for sure.

 

My vote is for Mt. Peak Automotive. Mark is actually a mechanic at Mazdas & More too but that's no reflection on his work, more a reflection on the guy who runs that place.

http://www.mtpeakautomotive.com

 

I think Mark is usually the one who works on my car.. But he never seems to be around so it always stays broken for a lot longer than it should.. I don't want to drive to Vancouver to get it fixed though! It'll probably break even more on the way down.

Also, I have an FC

 

no if you want best customer service and best results for your car go here
call em, 253 735 9590 first stop imports he special is rx7 .
you wont be sorry for sure.. tell em jason told you to call and he will take good care of you.

 

I have had 1st Stop work on my car as well and have not been disappointed. I had to replace the u-joints/driveline last May and when they went out again, they replaced it without any problem. The first time they worked on my car, they picked it up at my house, went through it with a fine toothed comb and gave me an itemized list prioritizing what needed to be done.