European Auto Repair

Maserati Auto Repair & Service for Medford, OR

Q: How often does my Maserati need service?

Maserati recommends service every 12,500 miles or annually. We suggest sticking to annual service even if you drive fewer miles, because these engines need fresh oil and filter changes regularly.

Q: Do you use OEM Maserati parts?

Yes. We source genuine Maserati parts for repairs. Many maintenance components come from the same suppliers used by the factory.

Q: Is it cheaper than the Maserati dealership?

Yes. The closest Maserati dealer is a long drive from Medford. Between our lower labor rates and saved travel costs, local service is the better value.

Factory maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs for your Maserati.

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“NW Autohaus is the only place I will trust to service and repair my foreign autos. They are honest and trustworthy, and have some of the most reasonable prices in the valley.”

Jack Farruggia

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“I don't usually do reviews, but these guys went above and beyond! I couldn't recommend another European car auto shop in the Rogue Valley.”

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Popular Maserati Services We Offer

We service Maserati Ghibli, Quattroporte, Levante, and GranTurismo models here in Medford. Our work includes oil changes, brake service, suspension repairs, electrical diagnostics, and transmission service. We have the diagnostic tools to access Maserati's electronic systems and perform the same service procedures the dealer does.

Maserati's twin-turbo V6 (shared with certain Alfa Romeo models) and the naturally aspirated V8 in the GranTurismo both have specific service requirements. We use the correct oil specifications and filter types for each engine.

Common Maserati Issues We Fix

Brake wear is a frequent service item on all Maserati models. The cars are heavy and fast, which means pads and rotors wear down quicker than on lighter vehicles. Skid control module failures and adaptive suspension issues are other problems we see on the Ghibli and Quattroporte.

The ZF 8-speed automatic transmission in newer Maseratis benefits from regular fluid changes, even though the manual says "lifetime fill." We recommend a fluid and filter service every 60,000 miles to keep shifts smooth and extend the transmission's life.

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