Wicke Auto Service and Body Co.
The Best Fiat Auto Repair Services In St. Louis
Wicke Auto Service and Body Co.: The experts in state-of-the-art European import car repair services for your Fiat including these top Fiat makes and models:
- Fiat Spider
- Fiat 500L
- Fiat 500X
What makes the pro Fiat mechanics at Wicke Auto Service and Body Co., located in St. Louis different is their wide range of repair and maintenance skills. From classic Fiats to the new Sport 500, we specialize in working on both new and used Fiats alike. Wicke Auto Service and Body Co. has the know-how and knowledge to repair your Fiat quickly and correctly. We understand the precision Italian engineering process that makes Fiat number one in its class.
Fiat is once again one of the top selling cars in the U.S. and the Italian automaker is offering an ever-expanding host of new cars with advanced technologies for performance driving applications.
Fiats are small, fuel-efficient, fun to drive and built to last. At Wicke Auto Service and Body Co. in St. Louis we are happy to help with all the general maintenance Fiats require. Come to buy and talk with one of our specialists about getting your Fiat on a general maintenance plan. Should your Fiat need auto repairs one of our specialists is standing by ready to help.
Wicke Auto Service and Body Co. prides itself on friendly customer service that is ready to help with all your concerns about your Fiat. We guarantee to have your Fiat, old or new, back on the road as quickly as possible. For convenient friendly service call Wicke Auto Service and Body Co. at 314-533-0339 to schedule an appointment. You can also stop by our service center at 453 N Newstead Ave, St. Louis, MO, 63108-2651. We are here to help!
OUR REVIEWS
Joe Born, 05/16/2024My daughter’s Chrysler was stalling. They diagnosed it, researched the issue, figured out it required the dealer, gave us an assessment that it was ok to drive home, which was a huge relief, because my daughter was graduating and would have been stuck without the car to get home. Total charge? Zero. Now they knew she was going home, they’ll never see her again. What motivation did they have for not charging her anything? Just one as best I can tell: they are honest decent people. Thank you, Jeff, from the bottom of my heart. You go to the mechanic, hoping they’ll repair your car, but sometimes they restore your faith in humanity.
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