Saab Auto Repairs and Maintenance in Tucson
Come to Ray Scott's Automotive for foreign and import repair services including these top Saab makes and models:
- Saab 9-5
- Saab 9-3
- Saab 900
Before Saab stopped making cars in 2012 it was producing automobiles with some of the highest engineering and performance standards in the industry. Saab Automobile AB was manufactured in Sweden as a project to design a small, reliable automobile that could offer engineering and amenities prized by European drivers. The first production model, the Saab 92, was launched in 1949. With all that history and precision craftsmanship it is understandable why you want to keep your Saab even though they are no longer in production.
At Ray Scott's Automotive our specialists are highly trained and understand Saab level engineering standards. We have the best technicians in Tucson with Saab expertise offering knowledge and a skill set that puts them above our competition. Ray Scott's Automotive specialists are always up to date with modern technology but also repair and maintain older classic model Saabs.
If you are looking for a repair and maintenance service center near Tucson for your classic or late model Saab then come to Ray Scott's Automotive. We offer scheduled appointments, just call 520-623-9374 today or stop by our service center at 3261 E 36th St, Tucson, AZ, 85713.
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What Our Customers Are Saying
Best auto shop in Arizona! Great folks.
Plenty of patience with the explanation of one's automotive repair need.
These guys are great mechanics, prices are fair, and service is pretty darn quick too. You will love Ray Scott's.
Worked for Dan and Danny, they were very honest people and honest to their customers. After leaving Ray Scott's as my place of employment, I returned to have my own vehicles worked on.
