Nat Automotive

14 reviews

+1 (314) 553-9333

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3127 Minnesota Ave

Saint Louis, MO 63118

+1 (314) 553-9333

http://www.autorepairmenow.com

Nat Automotive is a reputable auto repair shop based in Saint Louis, MO, offering a range of services for various vehicle makes and models.

With a team of skilled technicians, Nat Automotive strives to provide quality automotive solutions to its customers, ensuring reliable and efficient repairs and maintenance.

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4.514 reviews

Lili T.

8/14/2024

best mechanic ever! I am with my two college roomates driving back to school and the break pads completely wore down and they got us in and out in an hour and a half! Genuine people with good...

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Nadya L.

1/6/2024

Went in with a check engine light that I had already run the codes on- the folks there were very kind, explained what they were doing, and ran a bunch of tests. I will be happy to come back- it is...

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Susan R.

10/16/2023

Starter on a 2018 Hyundai. We came to St Louis for the weekend and on Saturday morning the car suddenly wouldn't start. We looked for places that would take us on short notice and are so...

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ana g.

9/17/2023

This is a family owned and operated place. I love that about this place. Nat was so helpful and quick to assist me with a new tire. I called that morning and he was able to see me as soon as I was...

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Karen P.

3/10/2020

Amazing rates and speedy service! I needed new front and back brake pads and rotors as well as a new starter, and Nat's had the best prices in town by FAR. I spread my net far and wide to get...

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