Euro Motors specializes in the service and repair of fine European Automobiles. We pride ourselves on honesty and superior workmanship. Located in the Auburn area, we service the following communities: Grass Valley, Colfax, Meadow Vista, Penn Valley, Nevada City, and Penryn.

When it comes to auto repair, service, and factory scheduled maintenance for your fine European automobile, you would be hard pressed to find a more dedicated team of professionals in the Auburn area.Our staff is ready to serve you with Swiss Precision, European Craftsmanship and American Efficiency.

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Our goal at Euro Motors is to help our customers drive safe and reliable vehicles that last a long time. We'd love to answer any of your questions, just call us. Courtesy Rides, Loaner Cars (by appointment), after hours drop off to fit your busy schedule. Serving the greater Auburn area since 1997.

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Did a really great job and there was no pressure to fix things that could be held off until next time. Front Office was very friendly and worked around my oddball work schedule. I will definitely go back when I need repairs to my Mini done. Defiantly would suggest they try them out. Very friendly, professional and kept me in the loop during the entire service; no surprises.

Alternator Repair

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The power kept inside a car's battery is not enough to power its electrical features. The battery supplies the power needed to start your car. When the car is running, the alternator functions as a generator, making use of the engine power to generate an electric current that is sent over to the battery to keep it running as you drive.

Auto Repair

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Has your automobile's a/c stopped functioning or have your headlights conked out? Everyone at some point requires to bring their car in for repair work. Whatever your needs are, you can bring your car to Auburn Euro Motors in Auburn. Our professionals are educated in all aspects of auto repair and are devoted to client satisfaction.

Brake Repair

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If you check out your automobile's wheels, you will see a glossy steel disc inside. This is called a disc brake. When the driver presses the brake pedal, a pad of hard-wearing product secures onto the brake disc and rubs it to make it slow down- in an equivalent strategy to bike brakes. Some cars have disc brakes on all 4 wheels, while others have disc brakes on their front wheels and drum brakes on their back wheels.

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