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Our ASE Certified Technicians are highly skilled and trained to take care of all your BMW repair and maintenance needs! We go the extra mile to provide you with the very best customer service and excellent workmanship in the industry!
It’s no mistake why the first two words in our name are Honest and Accurate. We go the distance to provide you with honest, accurate, and dependable repairs, service, and maintenance on your BMW. We have more than earned our reputation in Colorado Springs and the Colorado Front Range since 1993.
Best Warranty in the Auto Repair Industry:
We guarantee your 100% satisfaction! Honest Accurate Auto Service provides a 3 year/36,000-mile nationwide warranty for all BMW repairs, on both parts and labor. We can provide you with the industry’s best warranty because we only use the best quality parts for your BMW and we only hire the very best ASE Certified Technicians.
Come experience BMW repair the way it should be! Your experience at either of our two locations will surpass any dealership experience you have ever had! We want to build a long-lasting relationship with BMW owners and earn your trust.
If you’re looking for an honest mechanic, with an award-winning, customer focused reputation, and excellent skills to repair your BMW right the first time, you just found them! Give us a call, we’d love to meet you and your BMW.
BMW Manufacturer Facts:
In our great country, the USA, BMW is known as a top of the line luxury and performance car manufacturer. BMW began making motorcycles, automobiles, and airplanes. In the 1920’s they had to stop manufacturing their airplanes due to the Versailles Treaty. BMW, or Bayerische Motoren Werke, is a German company that has gained their popularity by making luxury and high-performance cars and motorcycles.
The original BMW logo was designed in-house at Bayerische Motoren Werke AG in 1927. The BMW logo is in fact a combination of the logo of the Rapp Motorenwerke, and the colors of the Bavarian flag, and not representative of a spinning aircraft propeller, as many have thought. The myth started in 1929, when a BMW aircraft magazine cover illustration, released in 1929.
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