An independent workshop
No manufacturer dictates which part goes in or how a job is done. We pick what suits your car and your budget — and talk it through with you first.
An independent workshop just west of Wiesbaden: service and repair for every make, with decades of Toyota and Lexus experience behind us.
Whether you are configuring a new car, looking at a checked used one or simply need your current car serviced, we take the time to talk it through with you properly.
No manufacturer dictates which part goes in or how a job is done. We pick what suits your car and your budget — and talk it through with you first.
We produce the accident appraisal, carry out the repair and help you settle the claim with the insurer. Nothing for you to coordinate, and no second appointment somewhere else.
The German roadworthiness test and the emissions test — the equivalent of an MOT or state inspection — are carried out here. One appointment, one place, and small defects are put right straight away.
We have worked on these makes since 1986, for many years as a franchised dealer. That dealer contract has ended — the expertise and the routine have not, hybrids included.
We swap your tyres in spring and autumn and keep the other set here in between — so they are not taking up your garage.
Windscreen replacement, wheel alignment and air conditioning service are part of the job. We will not send you somewhere else for them.
A selection from our current stock. Full details and further vehicles are on our AutoScout24 profile.
Details without guarantee; vehicles may sell in the meantime. The AutoScout24 listing is authoritative.
Walluf is the first Rheingau village west of Wiesbaden, on the B42 towards Eltville. Coming from Wiesbaden you simply follow the B42 downriver along the Rhine.
B42 between Wiesbaden and Eltville, exit Walluf. Free parking directly at the building.
From Wiesbaden, take the A66 towards Rüdesheim.
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We look forward to seeing you — a phone call or an email is all it takes.