Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting

101 Devins Ln, Pleasantville, NJ 08232, USA

Address:	101 Devins Ln, Pleasantville, NJ 08232, USA
Phone:	+1 609-358-0326
Site:	maaco.com
Rating:	2.8
Working:	8AM–5:30PM 8AM–5:30PM 8AM–5:30PM 8AM–5:30PM 8AM–5:30PM Closed Closed

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Cyrena Reres

I cant speak on the quality of their work as an auto body shop. Im only leaving a review because I bought a used car out of their lot. I think these guys are honest, but Im not happy about my experience. The car I bought off the lot needed a new alternator. So, they replaced it when I bought it. The next day, something went wrong again and the car had to be towed back to the shop. So Maaco made sure a new battery and another new alternator were put in. They even gave me a spare key. Fast forward a month, my car is having issues yet again with the alternator and I had to pay to have it towed from Marmora, back to the shop in Pleasantville since the car died while I was driving on a busy road. I dont believe Maaco was aware of the issues, because the shop, who I normally use, said this car had a lot of work done over the years but theres no mechanical issues with it. Like I said, I think they have been honest, and helpful in resolving the issues. However, Im not happy that I spent $3,200 on an 18yo used car that now needs all new tires and needed to be towed twice already within a month.

William W. Cathcart

My wife has a 15 year old VW Beetle with almost 150,000 miles on it, and since it has sat parked two blocks from the ocean its whole life, the clear coat was shot. Being a good reliable ride that she loved, a new car was not in the cards. The local body shops wanted upwards of $3000 for a repaint job, but Maaco came through with a very nice job for much less than half that. The walked us through the options and price differences, and had the car done right when promised. It looks much better than we ever anticipated.

arko986

Scammers. Every time I went there they quoted me more. They charge same thing twice, just naming it different name. I even did prep work my self, taking off chrome trims since I heard they dont do well masking off, and again when I went to drop it off, they add 100$ extra to fill a pinhole from the emblem. Also manager complained I have installed new chrome wheels saying "sometimes paint gets to wheel and tire". What are they there for then? Is this a franchise with standards? Avoid this location.