Service for Ferrari in Philly area

http://www.dgmotoring.com/ Don Galbraith Motoring.

http://www.tillsonmotorcars.com/ Mike Tillson Motorcars.

http://www.cloverleaf-auto.com/ - Cloverleaf Auto.

Don and Mike both have a Ferrari Specialist, I'm not sure cloverleaf does.

 

Just had to add.

I don't see any reason to use an independent when you have Algar right around the corner.

You get the best factory trained up to date service mechanics there, and while it may cost a little more per hour, I think they're worth the money.

Also, time saved by a mechanic who doesn't have to spend several hours on a learning curve for a repair sometimes out weighs the "hourly rate savings".

Just my $.02. And no, I don't work for Algar.

DM

 

I agree on Algar, look in the 550 section, there is the cost of the same service racked up across a batch of shops. Algar is hands down lowest cost, and they do very good work, Michael Bayer

 

Here is the comparison (I too have no relationship with Algar) its a chart down the page a bit:

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4345&page=2

 

Call 'em and ask 'em, they'll give you a range, based on a variety of factors, I'm sure.

OR call ahead, and meet with the service manager, he's a great guy, no BS, very straight forward.

DM

 

Extended warranty is available for purchase at a Ferrari dealer providing the car meets the following conditions:
Vehicle cannot be older that 10 years

Complete 101 inspection including leakdown and compression test.

All service work must have been performed by an authorized Ferrari Dealer and copies of records must be provided.

All books and tools must be with the car.

Must have 2 keys and three remotes.

Key codes , alarm code and radio code cards must be with the car.

Stock exaust must be on the car.

There cannot be any service due within the year from warranty purchased date.

Vehicle must be sold by Authorized Ferrari Dealer.