Vol-Repair II GA 30033

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Samantha Ampel

Paid Vol-Repair $4,975 for timing belt/engine repairs. They returned my car “perfect,” but it had codes, smoke, and a check engine light. Paid $375 more for a “fix” they promised would clear codes—codes remain light’s back on. Lost job, savings, and car. Avoid them—crooks.

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Dave Pattie

Warning - this place looks like a dump. My father was an old car collector, so I sort of grew up around places like this. If you can get past the overall condition of the shop, I think you'll find a good repair shop to keep your older Volvo running. I used them for my 2012 XC70 T6. I know Volvo's and can confirm that these guys know them inside and out. I had two expensive repairs. Together, it would have cost me 7K to repair. These guys were about 1/2 the cost of the dealership. Don't expect super fast service, and you do not want to wait for your car. It's just not that kind of shop. But, if your Volvo is your 2nd car, and you can live without if for a day or two, its going to be hard to beat these guys. One part they installed failed (cat converter) after about 4 months and they replaced as a warranty item (no charge). All other work was stellar.

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Rachel Robinson

First time that I have ever been to a mechanic and left paying exactly what I was quoted. Only giving four stars because the building itself is… interesting. But Ramon was wonderful!