About Reggie’s Team in Noblesville, IN

About

ASE Certified Technicians

Reggie’s Motorworks in Noblesville, IN was started as an eBay-based, used BMW parts business. Reggie borrowed $1,000 from a good friend, bought 3 parts cars and rented half of a pole-barn. This first location had no heat or plumbing, which was only made worse by the fact that this was in February. In Indiana…it was pretty cold! In 2007, Reggie moved to a much better facility and continued his successful and growing parts business. In 2008, he was able to purchase his first lift, and started transitioning into service and repair. The current location in Noblesville opened its doors in September of 2011. We are now the most reputable (according to Google reviews) European repair shop in the greater Indianapolis area. We employ five technicians, two service advisors, one store manager, one parts manager, one automotive technician apprentice, and a shop support person.

Always Striving for Better

The Reggie’s Motorworks facility is typically described as “the cleanest shop in town.” Vendors and customers are in awe of how clean the shop is compared to other shops they frequent. The team at Reggie’s is never satisfied with the status quo. Always striving for better in everything they do, these techs will always believe there’s room for improvement. Customer comfort and convenience are a top priority. From their cozy waiting area, customers can enjoy soft drinks, coffee, and a handy phone charging station. It presents very well, but since you have better places to be than a repair shop, the focus is on getting you back on the road.

The guys up front are all auto-enthusiasts, but not over-the-top. Your average vehicle owner who just happens to own a European car is their bread and butter. That’s who they serve, develop relationships with, and who make up the majority of their family of customers. However, the team at Reggie’s Motorworks loves automobiles and auto services as much as any service expert. Several of the team members have dedicated track cars, so there is definitely a performance element to the business. It’s just not their primary focus.