Top 5 Auto Repair in Italy

Viale Luigi Borri, 110, 21100 Varese VA, Italy

“The school is the best, they are professional and very kind!”

Via Prabutè, 2, 24038 Sant'Omobono Terme BG, Italy

“It was an amazing experience. I have booked for a trekking with alpaca and lamas. It was a gift for my boyfriend for his birthday. He was so so happy. I would also like to thank Serena as she was so kind and helpful to plan everything. Also all staffs in restaurant for the cute cake surprise. The aperitivo was amazing. Last but not the least I can never forget about my beautiful cute alpaca friend named Machhia . He was so cute and so joyful. He made my day. Thank you again. Jayatee and Vito”

Viale della Regione Siciliana Nord Ovest, 6855, 90146 Palermo PA, Italy

“Good work for a fair price. Especially staff member Francesco Parrino provided professional advise and spoke perfectly english, which was very helpful. Highly recommended.”

Via Varzi, 10, 21052 Busto Arsizio VA, Italy

“The team has saved us, with the battery and ´alternatoré being malfunctioning after our car stayed on the airport parking for a month. And we could then proceed with our journey. The team has been kind and honest, understood our urgency, could see it in their eyes and acts. Grazie mille!”

Viale Brigata Bisagno, 48, 16129 Genova GE, Italy

“My boyfriend and I only had a couple of hours in Genua and wanted to rent a scooter to get around quicker - usually they only rent scooters for a whole day but improvised a fair price since we only rent one for 3 hours! They gave us instructions and quickly we were ready to go!! They were very friendly and we would always come back if we should ever be Genua again - thank you so much”

Viale Monastir, 224, 09122 Cagliari CA, Italy

“Top service. The ONLY Goodyear dealer that found my tire’s specification on island !! Replace one tire 🛞 dead on the deadly sardaignese road😉😄 true professional 👍🏻 …”

Via Dante, 231, 20863 Concorezzo MB, Italy

“While traveling through Italy my Harley Davidson motorbike forced us to pit-stop due to a low oil level. After explaining the situation the Harley Davidson Monza team, they immediately checked the joints and gaskets and filled up to the correct oil level and did not charge for anything.Dear Monza-Team: Thank you so much for helping out so pragmatically. Big thumbs up. Cheers from Germany - Conny e Marco”

περιοχή Αεροδρομίου, Κέρκυρα, 49100, Εθνική Οδός Λευκίμμης, Kerkira 491 00, Greece

“Very polite professional and friendly staff. Very quick process, no waiting.”

Via Enrico Fermi, 44, 24035 Curno BG, Italy

“We had a flat tire and didn't know how to change it. We called and they helped us out greatly. They drove to is to change the spare tire so we could drive to the shop and then changed 2 tiers. Thank you very much!”

Contrada Mezzarati, 92020 Racalmuto AG, Italy

“First time of Ryan experience. Love it”

Str. Villa Torre, 2, 66026 Villa Torre CH, Italy

“Very nice experience driving for the first time a kart. 🤩 Recommend! 📍 Circuito Internazionale d’Abruzzo …”

Str. Robecco, 9, 20013 Magenta MI, Italy

“I purchased a Citroen C3 Cseries. I collected the vehicle on 05/29/2023; shortly afterwards, in the sunlight (the car was delivered to me in the shaded area adjacent to the dealership entrance), I noticed that the rear bumper had some visible marks (photo 1). The seller checked and found the presence of several marks at the left corner, center and top of the rear bumper and proceeded to "fix it in the workshop". I checked the maintenance operation and, by getting closer with the light of my cell phone and putting the car under the light, I noticed that the cover was opaque. When I ran my finger over it, I felt it was sticky and colored black (photos 2 and 3). I immediately sent an email to the seller. The following day I was contacted by the Service Manager and we agreed on the date to leave the car in the workshop. Upon collection, the Manager reported that the bumper had been repainted. On Sunday 25 June, while washing the car (washing with water and drying with a chamois cloth), I found that the bonnet had a small protrusion (photo 4). The next morning I called the dealer and spoke to the workshop. The employee advised me to bring the car so he could view and verify what it was. A receptionist and the Service Manager found that it was "a grain of dust or a foreign body" that had penetrated during the painting of the piece, which had therefore "been incorporated" by the layers. They claimed it was a manufacturing defect. I delivered the car on Wednesday 28 June: the vehicle only had this protrusion. The next day I collected the car and the Service Manager announced that they had filed and polished the bonnet. Mindful of the previous experience with the bumper, as soon as it left the workshop, I examined the bonnet under the sunlight and, with my father, we noticed that it had a small white spot (photo 5). I immediately reported this to the Service Manager, who told me that he couldn't do anything about it and that it was a stone and to go to their body shop to ask for clarification. We also pointed out that this speck seemed to be in correspondence with the ledge (now gone). I would like to point out that I delivered the car with only the protrusion on the bonnet and that there was no stain on that side, as claimed by the Service Manager. At the body shop I spoke to the receptionist and explained my case, also referring to the old repair, and showed her the bonnet. She herself confirmed that it was a stone and not the consequences of this intervention. My father and I reiterated that this sign was not present when the car was delivered to the workshop the previous day: the car had been delivered only with the protrusion. Not getting any information on the matter, I turned to my insurance body shop and asked for an opinion and feedback on what the Service Manager and the body shop Receptionist had stated. The body shop found that the "small white spot" was below the clear coat and, therefore, could not have been caused by a stone. It is not possible for it to cause damage only under the clearcoat layer, leaving the clearcoat itself intact and perfect. Rating: 1 for sincerity Assistance: 3 Today (26/07/2023), I have just concluded a phone call with Citroen Customer Service, after having had an exchange of emails and two other phone calls on 30 June. Only today I was told by telephone that, at my expense, I would have to go to any authorized Citroen dealer to have the vehicle diagnosed within 48 hours.”

Via Barberinese, 90/c, 50013 Campi Bisenzio FI, Italy

“I top”

Via del Paradiso, 42, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

“I recommend renting a scooter here, the staff was pleasant, helpful and recommended places we can visit. The scooter was clean, trouble free and with enough power to ride around Rome. I would recommend renting a newer scooter. Price was allright for 24h.”

Via Ernesto Calzavara, 1, 31057 Silea TV, Italy

“We came to look at a Ford Kuga that we would buy in our home country but needed to investigate before we said "go" over the phone. We were greeted by two very attentive personal at the site. And even after explaining that we would not buy a car from them but a Ford dealer in Denmark instead, they still assisted with answering questions and showing us the car. We could not ask for more.”

Via Chiesina Uzzanese, 3, 00138 Roma RM, Italy

“From today I will only buy cars from Fabio ANZIDEI! I visited various retailers and when I landed at Anzidei I realized that my search was over. I'm not just talking about the fact that I found the car at the right price and the professionalism combined with the courtesy of the seller but above all about the philosophy on which this commercial activity is based. Real kilometres! As a buyer I always ask myself the usual question: are the km indicated real? At Anzidei the answer is YES. Not only because all their cars come from certified channels but because this dealer has chosen to fight against mileage scammers and has become part of a community called "don't take me for the mileage" which many perhaps have seen in the Iene services on mediaset. Unfortunately in Italy there are many resellers who purchase low-cost leasing cars on reserved auctions and then, after having adjusted the odometer, resell them thanks to the convenient km/price ratio. This practice is obviously illegal but the sanctions in Italy are not as heavy as in other countries and therefore you can easily fall for this scam. Therefore, buying from Anzidei protects us from these cheaters, we reward the efforts of honest retailers and perhaps convince others to do the same! Thank you very much for your honesty and for the support you provided me in purchasing my Audi. Seba”

Contrada Bosco, 383, 91025 Marsala TP, Italy

“Top!!!!!”

Via Girardini e Tonello, 8, 31046 Oderzo TV, Italy

“Top!”

Via San Leonardo, 2, 84131 Salerno SA, Italy

“Great workshop and very friendly and helpful employees and service. Had a problem with my car during a roadtrip through Italy and they could help me very quickly and easily. Special thanks to Caterina who put in a lot of effort and did all the translating all the time. Highly recommended!”

Via San Leonardo, 153, 84131 Salerno SA, Italy

“Daniele's service was extraordinary. I had reserved a Volkswagen through a third party aggregator site that had rigid terms and elusive customer service. Daniele at AutoOne stepped in and treated me like a King.. He upgraded me to a brand new Mercedes at no additional cost, and made the process easy and stress free. Easily the best rental car experience in all of my Italian travels. I will happily rent from them again!”