Costumer service was good, poor mechanics Costumer service was good, however my car was returned with more problems than it went there with. Went for a clutch replacement, left with service engine lights and a horrible sounding noise that I am going to get addressed at the earliest time I can.

The only thing I didn't like is that… The only thing I didn't like is that Cottman of Greensboro did not accept my AAA membership.

In August 2016 In August 2016, the O/D light was flashing and my vehicle was jerking into gear. Therefore, I had my transmission on my 2004 Ford Explorer rebuilt at Cottoman in Greensboro. Cottman appeared to be an acceptable transmission shop based upon reviews and recommendation and that is why I chose them. The warranty was 12 months or 12,000 miles. (Almost $2,700) Now, 19,000 miles later and about 23 months, O/D light was flashing again and had to get a part replaced that was replaced 23 months ago (Almost $500 this time). Sure hope the repair and parts last longer than 23 months this time. No offer of coupons or discount. Only comment was the warranty had expired. I guess I will drive it a lot for the next 90days while under warranty. Just not an ideal resolution to my vehicle problem.Maybe it is just the 2004 Ford Explorer transmission issue and can't be fixed reliable. I see lots of issues with several Ford vehicles around these years online. Well, we are driving again now so stay tune.

I am very satisfied with my experience … I am very satisfied with my experience at Cottman. My final cost came in at exactly the amount I was quoted. I also appreciated the professionalism of Rob Whitestone as well as his courtesy and focus on customer service/satisfaction. I have no reservations about cheerfully recommending using Cottman for automotive services.

Rob was absolutely amazing Rob was absolutely amazing! He turned a bad experience into a great one by providing superior customer service. He went above and beyond to take care of my vehicle needs.