Euro Car

I would never take my car there ever again. Terrible work at best. Unprofessional owner. When i asked for warranty card for the tint i received (terribly done) he was not able to produce one. I asked for the tint to be fixed and i was told to take my car elsewhere and that he would not repair or refund the work. buyer beware!!!

This place is the best kept secret in the area.
I started coming to Euro Car a few years back. Think my Mother first found it when she needed a simple car starter installed in her vehicle. I was surprised by the job they did and how much they actually charged her for the install — far less than what most installers would have including those at Circuit City and Best Buy.
Over the past 3 years I have used Euro Car more frequently. Since I lease my cars I have had radar detectors repeatedly removed and installed into the vehicle. What really took me back Euro Car is that I just showed up at their shop, told them I had to have a radar detector immediately removed as I was trading in a vehicle and they did it on the spot. They wouldn’t even take payment from me until I brought in the new vehicle and had the same radar detector installed in that.
At this point I should stop referring to this business as Euro Car. The owners are John and Carmine. I found the both to be highly personable and very knowledgeable of installing vehicle electronics.
These past two weeks I went through two separate subwoofer installations to my 2010 Cadillac SRX. The first install involved an Infinity Basslink II subwoofer that I bought from Amazon that blew within the first few days as was predicted by many of the online reviews. Live and learn. That installation cost me $ 100 which I thought was reasonable for all the extensive wiring that had to be done (including a remote under the steering wheel) and the manner in which they bolted down the subwoofer firmly to the cargo area.
When I had them replace the Basslink with a much better subwoofer and amp I bought from Crutchfield (a JL w3v3 12″), they installed it and charged me a little bit less. Most of all, I gave them specific instructions of how I wanted it installed and the amplifier set and they followed it completely. John even got into my vehicle with me after the install to show me the best settings for subwoofer playback.
The wiring was concealed very well. They did an outstanding install while keeping my vehicle neat.
My preference is to purchase my electronic equipment elsewhere and have them install it as Eurocar was more expensive than what I could find on Amazon.
What I like about Eurocar is that they do quality installation work and will not overcharge you in the process. Why should I take my vehicle around the corner to Monmouth Stereo and be charged a ridiculous price for any kind of electronic install when I can have it done equally well at a smaller, less lavish shop for much less.
I can see why these guys are doing good business. If you do quality work and don’t rob your customers in the process you are going to get repeat business. I plan to continue doing business with them for many years to come.