North Georgia Automotive, Inc. ; North GA Auto ; NG Auto, Inc. Evil Acworth "auto repair" swindle for money to do more evil and more swindling the next day. Acworth Georgia

 These cons believe and practice daily the "big-lie".  It's what they have done and continue to do to get money for their neees and enjoyment.  The don't really fix cars for a living, they con people out of money using the repair concept as a shill.  Look at any review board, including google maps and you will see the owner's clever (and sometimes not so clever) propoganda, generating self-produced, fake positive reviewes and reviewers.   Content wise the owner's chief propogandist protrays America's most perfect company, with pixie fairies sprinkling fairy dust over all the "fair" and (cough, cough) on time as promised quality repairs.

Check the Better Business Bureau, The Govener's Office of Consumer Affairs, and the Secretary of State to see how these clowns compair to their own propoganda and to other auto repair enterprises before making your repair decision.

Of course we know NGA will take no issue with such researh and comparrison.  Of course NGA favors a competitive business envorinment and welcomes the free flow of information in the market place and wants and welcomes judgement based on the facts and truth so in no way could or would provide a rebuttal to such principles.

This is a hoax/fraud.  We ask that if this is real, the author give specific details as to their transaction with our company and how we have wronged them.  We have been in business since 1994 and have multiple locations.  We are showing no signs of closing and are actually fairly busy, even in this failing economy, due to the quality of work we do and the warranties we offer.

The only issues we have had over the years are (1) Customers that are unwilling/unable to pay for their repairs and are mad at us for their financial situation (which, when they are honest, we have worked with them over the course of months to help them out), (2) Customers that expect one repair to fix a car that has not been maintained or cared for for years (No, replacing your engine will not fix your brakes), or (3) A legitimate failure of a new part that was defective and we covered the repair under our warranty.

We have never denied any warranty claim, and more often than not, have bent over backwards just charging for parts in situations where the item that was broken or defective was not covered by warranty.  There is no way to satisfy everyone that you encounter and honestly some people can be truly unreasonable.  We average 350-500 engine swaps a year and 150-300 transmission replacements/rebuilds per year.  With that many jobs, you are bound to have complaints, but the amount of satisfied customers outweighs the unsatisfied ones by leaps and bounds.

If this is a customer with an issue, we want them to tell us so we can attempt to correct it.