Import and Vintage Repairs, Inc

9 reviews

+1 (843) 856-9930

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Love this 1982 Volvo 245 DL affectionately known as "Silly Putty"

615 W Lowcountry Blvd

Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

+1 (843) 856-9930

http://www.importandvintage.com

Import & Vintage Repairs specializes in the repair of Volvo, Saab and Land Rover vehicles. The shop offers repair service from fuel to transmission repairs. All of the technicians working at Import and Vintage Repairs are licensed and are capable of simple repairs as well as complete overhauls.

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4.59 reviews

Scott D.

7/30/2019

It doesn't get any better. Great work, great people but more importantly they are honest. Found a way to save me thousands off original quote and I'd have never known the difference. I have...

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Elaine S.

1/11/2021

Excellent knowledge of the mechanics of the car, a 10-year-old Saab, and options of repair and replacement, and fair pricing. Courteous, and surprisingly fast turn-around time. Very happy to...

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Adam D.

5/5/2021

Rob and his team were wonderful to work with. Though it was tough hearing the work that had to be done the guys did a great job fixing my 2012 HSE RR. It was done in a timely fashion and Rob would...

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Ryan H.

7/31/2015

Normally not happy with your mechanic but the folks at Import and Vintage took great care of me. They normally do not do work on American cars but I asked for a favor since I was in a jam....

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Dana M.

4/9/2018

I moved to the area and one of the first things I did was be sure to find a repair shop that could take care of my 2004 SAAB convertible. They've taken great care of my car for scheduled mileage...

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