Travellers best choice. Urgently needed service passing through going south. Left a message and they actually called me back. Fit my old car into the schedule. Charged a very reasonable price. Got the parts immediately. Out the same day. Back on the road. I know this is just as urgent if you have to drive to work the next day. Its really appreciated that Anderson has such decent considerate people in your business community. Mike Clancy from the village of Iona Station in Canada. - Anonymous (5 star review found on Google)

Very good service. These guys treated me good and with reapect. They shook my hand when I picked up my truck. Kept me informed on anything they did or looked wrong. They did my rotors and pads on my 1999 for ranger. They were fast and good at the work they did. I'll be back later on for ball joints! Better priced than some Anderson places and you get a two year warranty on the work. - Hagiles (5 star review foung on Google)

They performed an alignment on my car at a great price. While the car needed a bit of extra work to get it fully aligned, they weren't upset when I wasn't able to do everything (because of cost). Good service. - David L (5 star review found on Google)

My car broke down on a Sunday in Anderson, IN on a road trip from MI to MO. The folks at Nick's got me in first thing Monday morning and I was back on the road within 2 hours. The prices were fair and the service was great. The owner even came out to show me the engine parts that were broken and gave me instructions on what to do when I got back home. If I lived in Anderson, IN, Nick's Auto Service would 100% be my go-to for any and all mechanical work on my car. - Ben J (5 star review found on Google)

Nick's Auto Service is by far the best place in town. The most loyal, honest and best place in town. When I first started going to Nicks he saved me $800.00.. Customer for years and will be a customer for life. - Nicholas R (5 star review found on Google)

It may be tempting to buy a new car instead of spending more money repairing your old car. However, what would it cost  to keep that old car running for a few more years? That may be a hard question to answer. So lets say that you budget 2,000 dollars each year for the next three years to spend for these repairs. Using these dollars as a start point, lets see how this would figure out for one example.

Now we need the price of a new vehicle and  a leased vehicle. Just how much is that new car really going to cost you? Below is a chart showing the difference between spending money maintaining your current car versus buying or leasing a new vehicle.