Ed's Affordable Automotive Repair inc. IL 60067

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Jessica Klish

I'm sorry I had to laugh at the review written 6 months ago. Guess she had a bad day.<br>Anyways we are BEYOND satisfied with Ed's Affordable Automotive , staff & all. Let alone the quality of work done on our vehicle and communication. Anytime we've called or stopped in the customer service has been GREAT. I don't have one complaint.<br>Thank You Ed's Affordable Automotive & staff<br>Sincerely<br>Jessica & Brian

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Eva Gelfand

I had been looking for a minivan for my business needs for several months and finally found one in Palatine. I found Ed on google and called him to see if he could do the inspection as I live 1 hr away. Ed squeezed me into his schedule that day and did an incredible job. He found several things that needed to be addressed. I ended up purchasing the vehicle, and my own mechanic that I've had for 17 years found the exact same things. Ed was more than affordable and he gave me peace of mind, so that I could proceed with purchasing the vehicle. It was a great purchase that will absolutely help my business needs, and it would not have been possible, had I not found Ed, so thankful! I will send more work their way!!!

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Learning Italiano

I brought my car and went inside, but no one was in the front. I could tell someone was behind the huge dirty fish tank tending to the fish. Since it was very cluttered in there, I didn't notice the service bell at first so I just stood there looking at the signs on the wall and waiting. When I finally saw it, I hit the bell. Then, I noticed an "NRA" (National Rifle Association) sign. While I was still processing that, my eye turned to a sign with a picture of the city of Chicago with the words written on it that said something like "World's Largest Shooting Range." I didn't know if that was a critique on gun violence in the city (which if so, was a callous, exaggerated, and stereotype-reliant way to express it) or if it meant the owner of the shop feels that he has the free rein to shoot anyone in the city if he feels like it, but the NRA sign lead me to think it might be the latter. As someone who is from Chicago, I didn't feel comfortable. Those signs made me think this might be someone who is trigger happy and looking for any excuse to shoot someone and/or has very biased and violent attitudes. Either way, I wasn't comfortable, so I left. As I was pulling out, I could see the person finally come outside of the door looking to see who rang the bell. I just kept going. I ended up going to my car's dealership and spending over $2300. I'm fine with the amount for the amount of service I got on my car. I just think it's quite something that the owner's decision to showcase his problematic attitudes in his place of business cost him that much money. I hope he leaves the sign up, though. It's like a literal red flag to tell others who might feel the way that I do to turn away and not give your money to this potentially scary, violent, and bigoted person.