Certified Auto Repair

Name: Certified Auto Repair
Address: 202-C Park Rd, Rockville, MD, 20850, US
Telephone: 301-279-9451
Price range: $$
Rating: 5.0

202-C Park Rd
Rockville, MD 20850 301-279-9451

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258 ratings
98% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 3% higher than average
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Consumer Comments for Certified Auto Repair

Consumer from POTOMAC, MD
Oct 22, 2025

My car is very old and most people in my position would have long replaced it. But at my advanced age I love driving it and do not wish to replace it with a newer model. Greg and Dawn know that and will search high and low to find replacement parts to keep my car safe and running, and the repair costs reasonable. I trust them completely. They are by far the best, most reasonable and most. trustworthy car repair service in the entire area.

Consumer from GERMANTOWN, MD
Oct 21, 2025

Certified has earned go-to status for our Toyota repairs and maintenance. Greg and his team consistently provide economical solutions to what would be prohibitively expensive repairs at a dealer shop, and the results are excellent. There is no nonsense in their advice; if they tell you they’ve found something that needs attention, it’s because it does. Yet somehow the final bill still always seems to come to less than their very reasonable original estimates.

Consumer from POTOMAC, MD
May 26, 2025

Family owned business that I've used for years. Dawn and Greg are very nice and trustworthy. Greg will always look for ways to save you money and give good advice.

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