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I feel the most important factor in finding a good auto mechanic is trust. Can you trust they are giving you a fair price and can you trust they know what they're doing with your "baby"? Unfortunately, that's hard to find, from both the shady looking smaller shops around the city to the dealers, who may be the shadiest of them all. I've gone to MINHS for a few years now getting regular service to my "seasoned" Lexus, and I've always felt my car was in good hands. The space is clean and organized, and everyone I've dealt with has been very professional. I never had a problem with any of their work in that time. The real kicker, though, is the level of service from these guys is outstanding. They'll listen carefully to you, they'll take the time to explain everything thoroughly, they'll be honest about what you really need vs. what can wait a while, they've even thrown in a couple free services when I've had extensive work done. I was much more impressed with the level of service from MINHS than I'd received from a certain dealership in the city whose name I won't mention but who may or may not be affiliated with the aforementioned vehicle I own. I was a little surprised to read some negative reviews here. I haven't looked into it in detail but felt the prices seemed lower than a typical dealership. Beyond that, you get what you pay for--if you want solid work and service that goes the extra mile, well, you gotta pay for that. They're worth it.