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Luis at YourMechanic

Luis

Ratings
(177 Reviews)
Experience
16 years

CAR

Volvo S60

SERVICE

Car is hard to shift

AMOUNT PAID

$70.00
by Daniel from New York, NY 10069

Luis is a great mechanic and very friendly. He takes his time and looks at everything throughly, doesn’t rush. I work with thousands of people and I can tell that Luis is a trustworthy professional. I highly recommend him.

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