Where do I get my new C6 Serviced - Central NJ
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Where do I get my new C6 Serviced - Central NJ
Hello all. Relatively new to the site, my C6 is less than a month old. I got it at Kerbeck. I did a search in this section, but came up empty. I'm looking for a trustworthy / reliable local shop where I can bring the car for service, even just routine oil changes & stuff. Usually I do that myself, but it's not always convenient. I live in the Hamilton / Princeton / Trenton area. I know the Corvette can require a knowledgable tech to work on it. Plus, we all don't want just some hack working on it, right? Can anyone make some suggestions? I appreciate it!
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no brainer ECS SIMPLY THE BEST howdy im in allentown
ECS is located at:
562 Route 539 (Pinehurst Rd.)
Cream Ridge, N.J. 08514
ECS is located at:
562 Route 539 (Pinehurst Rd.)
Cream Ridge, N.J. 08514
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09
If it has no warranty, bring it to one of the forum sponsored tuners.I don't know where you live, but no matter where you are, there is a tuner near who could do better than someone at a car show.
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I bought my 09 C6 at Royal Chevrolet in Bridgewater NJ and I have been a customer for 20 years and I have not yet taken my C6 back for anything but I have seen many various year Vette's there for service and I have had my other vehicles there for service and they are top notch in my opinion.
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just got back from DeFelice for the rear diff TSB and a transmission software update, and one word- AWESOME. They are a nicest people that I have ever dealt with in terms of dealers. Tommy is great, took care of the C6 and really knows his stuff and he's a really nice guy. With great places like this I am really sad that GM as a whole is in such bad shape. I plan to get all my work done there from now on, even though oil changes can be done by myself, I would not mind supporting the local economy out there. Thanks Tommy, and DeFelice!!