Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Chandler, Arizona

I bought a 2000 Toyota 4 runner 5 months ago. I bought it "As Is". The Car Fax report checked out good on it. Last week, the motor blew on it. There was only 64,000 miles on it. Oil changes had been done regularly. It did not over heat or run out of oil. Any suggestions on why or how that happened? What about putting a rebuilt motor in it? And where can I find a decent rebuilt motor? Thanks, Susan Chandler

Do this cal and see if the dealer quote is near... MSRP - 11% - $3,000 - $1,000 (if you owned Lexus before - customer appreciation, if available) + 8.8% (if you buy in Chandler) + $900 (doc fee, title, etc) Remember, the $3,000 incentive is for 2010 models but 2012 ES will be introduced early next year so don't hesitate to bargain. For $37,435 MSRP, OTD should not be more than $34,000 (w/o the $1,000 customer appreciation)...hope this helps!!! Good Luck.

I have a '04 FX35. The vehicle will be six years old in a couple of weeks and it has around 68K miles. I took it in for its 67,500 maintenance and they told me the rack and pinion assembly needs to be replaced. They said it was starting to leak. I'm not overly knowledgeable on cars but I don't recall having to replace the rack and pinion assembly on either of my last two cars which each had over 100K miles when I got rid of them. Does it seem reasonable that at less than 70K miles the rack and pinion would need to be replaced? They quoted me $1650 for genuine Infiniti parts and $1150 for aftermarket parts. Do these prices seem reasonable? Thanks. Tony

I got quoted this price for just a basic LX 2WD by san tan honda in chandler, is this no good? where do I find a good deal, should I buy it in a different state?? price 20328 destination 780 500 mud guard, tint, accessories (if equipped) 199 theft prevention? 347 documentation fee 1680 tax license reg 388 total OTD 24222

Can someone please give a helping hand and give me some prices for current lease on A5s including money factor and residuals.. I'm looking at Premium Plus pretty much stock with possibly added Drive Assist and upgraded wheels to the 5-Y-spoke ones. I'm also looking at S5 but I am completely behind the curve on prices these days and what people are paying. I was looking at: S5 4.2 FSI® Premium Plus with six-speed manual transmission and quattro® Base MSRP$ 52,400 Options price$ 400 Destination charge$ 825 Price as Built*$ 53,625 and A5 3.2L Premium Plus with drive assist and upgrade wheels. ($ 46,275 MSRP) This is in Arizona I am interested how much would be a realistic lease rate for these models on 36 months/10k miles with zero down or in case of S5 possibly a $1k down. Is $800 tax included too low? My current lease on Q7 3.6L quattro premium with panorama and rear-view camera package or whatever it is is $790 tax included with zero down 36months/12k miles for $58k MSRP. I have a specific issue and have to trade in my Q7 and get an S5 with some luck for 36 months/10k miles. I was looking into some offers Audi Chandler gave me now and I can get an A5 (didn't specify which model but price was $44k including B&O sound and Nav) for same price I'm paying now for Q7 (tax included) with my Q7 trade-in. It does seem a bit expensive to pay $790 (tax included) for an A5 with zero down and a trade in but I'm totally out of the loop. Could someone chime in and help me out with some numbers here. What could be considered a good deal on S5 given my situation and whether or not A5 price I mentioned above is too steep? Is it completely unrealistic to hope for less than $790 a month (tax included) with $1k down and I'm giving my Q7 in? Thanks.