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October 29, 2026
Lights flicker, warning lights pop on, or the car won't start after rain? Here's what's usually wet, corroded or loose, from Art's Automotive in Longview.
Sunroof Leaks and AWD Service on European Cars - Longview, WA
October 22, 2026
Wet carpet in your Audi or VW? AWD acting up on your BMW or Volvo? Art's Automotive in Longview explains the rainy-season problems European cars get.
European Auto Repair in Longview, WA | Art's Automotive
October 15, 2026
Art's Automotive services European vehicles in Longview, WA. BMW, Mercedes, Audi, VW, and Volvo repair backed by a 36/36 warranty.
Car Slow to Start in the Cold? Battery, Starter, or Alternator | Longview, WA
October 8, 2026
At Art's Automotive, we've been fixing starting and charging problems in Longview since 1965, and we can tell you the battery takes the blame for a lot of things it didn't do.
Person cleaning a car engine bay | Art's Automotive
October 2, 2026
Longview winters bring heavy rain, icy mornings, and fog. Learn key winter car prep tips from the local mechanics at Art's Automotive in Longview, WA.
Why Routine Automotive Maintenance Is a Financial Investment - Art's Automotive
September 24, 2026
Maintaining your vehicle costs money, it can even feel expensive; but if you plan on keeping your vehicle for a while, neglected maintenance usually costs considerably more in the long run.
What Is That Clunking Sound I Keep Hearing? A Longview Auto Repair Guide - Art's Automotive
September 15, 2026
For drivers searching for Longview auto repair because of a mysterious clunk, the important thing to know is that the noise itself is only the starting point of the diagnosis.
Longview Auto Repair: Why Repairing the Car You Own Can Make More Financial Sense - Art's Automotive
September 10, 2026
When we help customers make decisions about Longview auto repair, we think the better question is: What will it cost to have reliable transportation for the next several years?
Why a Professional Car Diagnostic Is Worth the Cost | Art's Automotive
June 24, 2026
A battery light pointed to the alternator. The real problem was a failed belt tensioner — and the engine was overheating. Here is why the symptom is never the full story, and why professional diagnosis saves you money.
Why a professional diagnostic is worth it - Art's Automotive
May 29, 2026
A code reader pointed to the MAF sensor. The real problem was a pinched wire inside the transmission. Here is why a fault code is never the full story, and why professional diagnosis saves you money.
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