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Nick's Auto Shop

4.9
(448 reviews)

Business Details

12305 North Dumont Way Unit C, Littleton, CO
80125, United States
(303) 736-6981
https://nicksautoshop.com/index.html

About

Auto Repair Shop
For over 40 years, Nick's Auto Shop in Littleton, CO, is the area's top choice in European auto repairs and service for brands like Volvo and Subaru. Our focus is delivering personalized attention, excellent customer service from our ASE certified mechanics, and the best value. We only service and repair what your vehicle needs while never up-selling our customers. Whether your Volvo, or Subaru or any other car is in need of scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs, brakes, tires, or more, our highly experienced team has you covered. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

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Location

Nick's Auto Shop
12305 North Dumont Way Unit C, Littleton, CO
80125, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

4.9
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  • GB
    Geoffrey Britton
    Oct 2, 2026
    5.0
    We always feel they do great work, no upsetting and timely service
  • CS
    Chad Smith
    Oct 1, 2026
    5.0
    We were very happy with the service provided for our Volvo. Pricing was straightforward and reasonable. We really appreciated the loaner car, and the fact that service was performed quickly and effectively. I would highly recommend Nick's Auto Shop to anyone looking to maintain or service their Volvo.
  • JB
    James Beltzer
    Sep 30, 2026
    5.0
    Nick’s crew keeps my wife’s Altima running smoothly.
  • JJ
    Jerry Johnson
    Sep 23, 2026
    5.0
    Finally a trustworthy and competent shop!
  • BN
    Brian Neal
    Aug 26, 2026
    5.0
    I had a question about "an urgent low coolant level pull over immediately" light on a 2013 Volvo. I called and Nick answered the phone personally on the first ring (when does that ever happen?), fully listened to my question, and patiently helped me diagnose the issue over the phone. (When does that ever happen?) Nick asked questions to determine if the vehicle was safe to drive (it was, saving me towing charges) and invited me in the next day to look at things and I could sense he REALLY knew the vehicle with the technical questions he asked over the phone. I drove the vehicle to him the next day, he remembered our conversation, greeted me immediately, popped the hood in the parking lot, inspected to coolant and system and let me know there is no issue aside from possibly a bad sensor. This was done without an appointment, and without a "plan to make money." (Once again, when does THAT ever happen?) This was a situation where Nick easily could've charged me thousands of dollars for unnecessary repairs. --I wouldn't have known any better and surely would've paid it-- Nick mentioned this is a family owned business, has been around over 40 years, he pays his technicians on salary, and encourages "ride alongs" to identify issues correct the first time and they've built many long term customers. Nick (the owner) and the people at Nick's Auto are Volvo experts, they're honest, and and they focused on saving me the customer money. I understand why customers seems so loyal to this place, they've earned it.

Frequently Asked Questions About Nick's Auto Shop

The salesman at the dealership where I purchased my new car said that if I have you work on my car, it will void my warranty. Is this true?

False! Consumers are entitled to have their cars serviced wherever they choose. Always read your warranty to understand what constitutes a covered service item. As long as detailed records are kept (as we do here for all of our customers) and the service intervals are met with Genuine parts your warranty will never be void.

How often should I have my car serviced?

It varies from model to model, but as a general rule you should change your oil every 5 thousand miles and perform the annual recommended factory scheduled maintenance.

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