Alan G.
9/2/2025
Super nice folks. No nonsense place, simple questions simple answers. Clean front office space, neat and organized. Shop area too seemed very orderly, no used parts laying around, no vehicles...
DMC Automotive Repair
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2325 E Thompson Blvd
Ventura, CA 93003
Located in Ventura, CA, DMC Automotive Repair is a full-service auto repair and transmission service center. Established in 2007, this automotive oasis has garnered a reputation for excellence and trust within its community. Founded by Donald Caccamise and later acquired by JR and Rita Luna, the shop has blossomed into a symbol of automotive prowess.
At DMC Automotive Repair, a team of ASE Certified technicians, including Ford Mastertech professionals, stands ready to tackle an array of automotive challenges across all makes and models. From routine oil changes to intricate transmission repairs, each job is approached with meticulous attention to detail and precision.
Furthermore, community involvement is a core tenet of their philosophy. Actively engaged in local educational initiatives and proud members of civic organizations, DMC Automotive Repair goes beyond fixing cars—it's about building lasting relationships, fostering trust, and enhancing the community at large.
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4.588 reviewsSage W.
7/3/2025
There is more than one reason why DMC Auto Repair is a AAA recommended auto repair shop, and I'd give it a AAA+++. My first experience was in 2017 for a AAA inspection before buying a used car....
Jeff S.
8/21/2025
I took my truck to several other mechanics and the issue was always diagnosed differently. Then I took it to DMC for a look over and the issue was found and corrected in a day. I've been looking...
R.G. R.
1/28/2025
After breaking down on the freeway yesterday in Santa Barbara while on the way home from vacation, our car was towed to DMC Automotive Repair in Ventura.. Obviously, we did not have an appointment...
Fred V.
11/20/2024
Got an engine check light on my 2016 Ford Edge Titanium with a 4-cylinder Eco-boost 2.0 engine and only 100,600 miles. Had no idea the issue but figured it was something minor. How bad could it...
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