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Any advice on a good, fair Indy in San Francisco?
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No indy recommendations for SF. I have used Rector Porsche in Burlingame and the guys there are great. Kahler's out in Dublin was once a good indy but I haven't used it in years and am not current on its status. Beyond that, I never used an indy shop, instead using a dealership, several (Rector, Stead of Walnut Creek, Livermore Porsche) in fact depending. Based on my recent experiences I'd give anyone of these a thumbs up. Sincerely, Macster.
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Euro Motorcars on 6th St. in San Francisco. The shop is not flashy but they are very qualified with good prices. They are pretty extensively reviewed on yelp as well.
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thanks guys - I'm set up at Euro Motorcars - lot of good feedback on Yelp used to go down the peninsula, but it's a hassle getting rides, etc.
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Good to hear. Hope everything works out for you. I like him because he never tries to oversell you. He fixes what's necessary and monitors other issues over time. No service advisors just the straight deal from the owner/master mechanic.
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