Park Place Auto Salon

I’ve been using Park Place auto salon for the last several years, I just brought my Range Rover in for its midwinter cleanup. Their attention to detail is better than anywhere else I have found, and they take care of my entire collection. These guys ROCK!

Update: Raj reached out and offered us a free wash to make things right. The wash was done properly and details were taken care of. My car was shiny clean. This time the washing worth the money. Hope they can keep the service! Original post: Had my first car wash here. Thought hand car wash at this price could get a decent job. Unfortunately, no need to mention the details, I noticed my car was not cleaned when looking at it in a distance. Just like mentioned by people in others comments. The bottom 1/3 part was completely ignored. The side skirt was as dirty as I sent my car in. There’re lot of hand car wash around the area which are cheaper and doing better jobs.

Disappointed to be honest. While the customer service was great, and the smoke smell really is gone, I found things that didn't sit well with me. For a price tag of $500, I wish they would have paid a little more attention to detail. Whether it's a high end vehicle, or just someone's daily, they should equally be treated with care in my opinion. It doesn't feel like that to be honest. The front desk people really are awesome, just wish it was done a little better for the price tag.

70 Chevelle resto-mod with lots of issues when I brought it in. Doug, Adam, and I'm sure others did a fantastic job fixing it back to where it's a joy again to drive and looking sweet.

I went to Park Place Auto Salon to murder out my C63s AMG and apply a ceramic coat as well as paint protection film and I could not have been happier with the results. I organized everything through Jacob who went through every small detail of the work I wanted done and provided me with a range of options to achieve the result I was after. A big thing for me was using original badges on the car and not after market blacked out badges (which would have been the easier route) and the team was more than happy to source original badges and paint them black as well as wrapping the small 's' in red. Even the small strips of vinyl wrap applied to each column of the grill and wrapping the rear Mercedes Emblem which would have taken lots of time. The attention to detail was just incredible on this