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October 2023 by James Schneider
Trail auto is the go to for professional Alfa service.Service: General repairs & maintenance
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November 2022 by Raphael Goldstein
Great shop. A magician with older Alfas.
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October 2022 by eml
I contacted Dean at the recommendation of another part supplier who didn’t have the part I was looking for. Dean told me he didn’t think he had it in stock, but he’ll check. And when I called back two days later, lo and behold, Dean didn’t forget me - he actually found the part and gave me a fair price! In todays world, that’s the exception. Thank you Dean.
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December 2021 by R. G.
I needed a very hard to find part on a very old car. They had it in stock, it was perfect, the price was lower than the only other supplier I could find, Dean was professional, and the part must have been mailed same day. What else do you want? If I lived in Michigan I would use them for all my Alfa services.
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October 2021 by R. Glenn
I needed a very hard to find part on a very old car. They had it in stock, it was perfect, the price was lower than the only other supplier I could find, Dean was professional, and the part must have been mailed same day. What else do you want? If I lived in Michigan I would use them for all my Alfa services.
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May 2021 by Patrick Bridges
Anybody home?If you need work done on your vintage Alfa, I would reccomend taking it down the road to Modern Classics. Dean won't return phone calls or email messages. I've had nothing but bad experiences with this place.
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September 2020 by michael vosovic
Dean has always provided professional advice and high quality service. Trail Auto should be the first place you go for service or parts for your Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Fiat, or other Italian car.Mike V
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September 2020 by Richard Davisson
Great service!
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August 2019 by Shawn Coppins
If you own Al Alfa Romeo, Trail Auto is the place you should be taking your vehicle for service. When Alfa Romeo stopped importing vehicles to the US (1992) Trail Auto remained an authorized Alfa Romeo service center.
