Car Repair in Franklin Ma

Greetings from Grove Street Auto Repair! We have exciting news to share! On January 2nd, 2024, Grove Street Auto Repair will be expanding and adding to the family!! Please welcome Advanced European Repair! This facility will be dedicated to the service and repair of European vehicles and is located just 400 feet away from our current location. The address is 527 Beaver Street in Franklin, on the corner of Grove Street and Beaver Street. Why are we adding to the family? Over the last several years, we have seen a large increase in the number of European vehicles being serviced at Grove Street Auto Repair. Since our humble beginnings in 1998, our customer base has grown every year and we already have the tooling and technical expertise to service European vehicles. Now with Advanced European Repair down the street, we can continue to serve the needs of our European clients. Advanced European Repair will have the same expert vehicle knowledge, same great customer service and the same great processes that have helped us grow over the last 25 years and will help us to continue to grow into the future. What can you expect at AER? AER is your local dealer alternative, without the inconvenience of the typical dealership experience. Clear and honest communication -You will receive frequent updates as well as a comprehensive health report emailed or texted to you with pictures and clear explanations of the work we recommend. Convenience - We make it easy to do business with us with free loaner cars, online appointment requests, easy drop off and pick up options and more. Transparency - You will be a part of the repair process from start to finish. If you have any questions, please email us or give us a call. We wish you and your family a very happy, healthy holiday season. Sincerely, Patrick, Jean, Chris and the team at Grove Street Auto Repair Visit the website at Advanced European Repair .com
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