Cool Stories
Save Christmas
We only had a few days to save Christmas…
Classic Chevy Pickup
The brakes felt a bit weird, but we can take care of that.
Warm Cookies, Warm Hearts
Care enough about your customers, and they care about you too. Elfriede P. is the kind of customer that makes the whole thing worthwhile. Elfriede and her Husband William have been coming to InTechgrity Automotive Excellence for many years, well before the name change. Elfriede lost her husband William about 6 years ago. Before William […]
Terminix fleet maintenance
Terminix Fleet gets the InTechgrity Automotive Excellence treatment.
Blessed by Veterans
Our veterans gave us freedom and that is a very cool story indeed. We owe literally everything to our veterans and active military for defending our country and freedom throughout the world. Sometimes we take for granted the gift of freedom. Our military has risked or in too many cases given their lives for our […]
Rev Kelly’s Cool Caddy
Reverend Leon Kelly’s really cool Cadillac Seville over at the Aurora store. We are doing some maintenance on the Rev’s super cool Cadillac. Rev uses his cool vehicles to help him connect with, and start conversations with kids. Kids that might wander into a lifestyle that could do them and others serious harm. We have been […]
A crashed Buick and a payday
She had been bringing the car to us since 1998, back when we were just starting out under the old name. We had performed all of the maintenance on her ’97 Buick for these many, many years. All of the scheduled maintenance was performed to factory specifications for eighteen years. The car was in excellent […]
Bill’s $100.00 bill
A customer came into our shop one evening looking for some suspension work. We assessed the job, and provided him with a written quote. When consulting with the customer on the job and costs, the customer did not want to spend the money and said he felt it was just too expensive, so he left […]
It’s not always an automobile that needs repair.
Two brothers walked their bikes up to the fifth bay of the shop. The younger brother, about five years old, looked up at me, and then down at the drooping chain of his bicycle. He would be having a hard time keeping up with his brother without the chain. I asked him if he would […]
Tim’s personal challenge
A cold, slick morning. I am not sure how the young high school kid got that vehicle into the parking lot. He had slid into a curb and done a job on that front end. The right front tire was just pointing the wrong way. No steering on that side now. Tim, the store manager and […]