Corvette Shop

Worst customer service ever. The guy was a complete d! $*. This guy was very rude and would not even get off the phone as he spoke with me. Seemed to think he had the answer to everything without even hearing the problem. Don’t waste your time, money or risk to your car.

Wasn’t happy at first because I couldn’t get them on the phone. This guys seems pretty cool and offered over the phone advice.
Seems as trustworthy and helpful as everyone says (on the Corvette sites).

Worst customer service, snyde attitude. Will lecture you about making money. Not what a Corvette experience should be.

If you have a Vette in San Diego this is your place to go. I have a 99 supercharged and the owner Larry has extensive knowledge of modified cars. Extremely knowledable and very fair with prices. I will never go back to the dealership, I just ordered some more parts and will have them installed here.

An important caveat: I never actually went here for service. But a single phone call to the Corvette shop saved me $ 400 today, so needless to say, I am thrilled.
The driver’s side window of my ’85 vette was broken and Boulevard Automotive (generally a great shop) thought I needed a new window regulator, which they couldn’t find for less than $ 430. I called a bunch of places and explained the problem, and no one was any help, until I called the Corvette Shop.
The guy who answered the phone immediately said «it goes up halfway and then there’s a clicking noise? You don’t need a new regulator, you just need a new ribbon. MidAmerica sells it for $ 20.» I called Boulevard back and asked them if it was just the ribbon that was broken, and they said yes, but that they had thought you couldn’t buy the ribbon separately. I bought the ribbon from MidAmerica and had it sent to Boulevard, and I saved $ 400 — all because the man who answered the phone at the Corvette shop was insanely knowledgable.
I still think Boulevard Automotive is a good shop, but from now on, I will take my corvette to the Corvette Shop first.