Worthington Foreign Car Service

Absolutely the best shop i have ever been to.
I have a 2006 BMW M5 that needed some maintenance.
Job that would have kept my car in a shop all day, they did in 3hrs. and for about ¹⁄₃ of the price the dealer would have charged me.
Just the way they talk (anyone who works there),
you understand immediately that they know what they are doing.
Oil change, air filters, all belts and pulleys plus a light bulb in left headlight.
Amazing is also that they had all parts in stock.
Btw Sharret Automotive told me they can’t do the belts and pulleys because the car is too complicated.
Do not let the looks of their building mislead you, these guys are masterminds.
Highly recommend this place.
Going back there next week for some more maintenance.

I have been going to Worthington’s every since I got my used 2003 BMW 325XI. THEY ARE GREAT. Knowledgable, great value. I wouldnt trust anyone else with my car!

Job was done in a timely manner by some very nice guys. These guys know there stuff in and out. The only thing you trade off on for the better price is the waiting area is not too clean. It is most likely expected that regulars drop off their vehicle for service. No loaner vehicles, but the price makes it an acceptable trade off.

We had the misfortune of blowing out the serpentine belt on 70 between DC and Pittsburgh. The 2001 BMW overheated and exploded the resevoir as well. We were lucky enough to be within about a mile of Worthington. They squeezed us right in and had everything needed but the resevoir in stock. So we rented a car to complete our trip and came back the next weekend to pick it up. I got several phone calls keeping me updated on the car. These guys were very knowledgeable and a lot more affordable than a dealership or anything local to DC. They understood that it was an 11 year old car and didn’t try to scare me into unnecessary work. They fixed the glaring issues and got me back on the road. And then a few weeks later they called again to make sure the car was running properly. A+ service.
The building was a story by itself. There’s no sign on this converted civil war era barn. And there’s no running water inside. Take a few minutes to walk around and see all the old and foreign cars sitting around the property; there’s some really cool stuff.