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Nathan A.

Customer for 6 years

G2 customer since 2015. Brought my C-class back again for an oil leak initially repaired last month. They took care of me and just charged for the new part even though fix was difficult due to location. Gary is a great guy - very knowledgeable and trustworthy. Janna runs the office well and Bali is a world-class Mercedes tech.


Sylvia Bingham

I drive an hour to G2 for service

I swear by G2 Automotive. I have an older BMW 128i and anytime I have issues, they take care of me. They're so much cheaper than the dealership, however, does the same quality work. Thank you, Janna, Gary, and Jon., You guys really rock! It may take an hour to get to your shop, but it’s worth my time!


Charles S.

Efficient and friendly service

Car runs like new. Thank you!


Lisa O.

That one repair shop you can trust every time

My car had trouble while in Nashville. The repair shop there did $2,000 worth of work and still couldn’t get it running right. They proposed another $2,000 worth of work to finish the job. Instead, I had it towed home to G2 Automotive. They fixed it for $250. I am pursuing a refund from the shop in Nashville.


Dan S.

Always 100%

We've had some continued issues with our VW Tiguan... but they've been so great about assessing and helping resolve the warning lights. They've gone over and above to make sure we have a reliable car for our kids. G2 is the best!


Richard D.

Great shop!

I just purchased a used Jaguar like the one I had several years ago. I was happy to be back in a car I enjoyed until....... After 1 week the suspension light came on. I researched shops and decided on G2. That was a very good choice!!! The entire team at G2 was amazing! Jana is a dream to deal with at the front desk. Gary, the owner is always available and willing to talk. I had a chance to speak with two of the technicians, Grant, and Jon and both were more than willing to explain what they found and what repairs were needed. The entire team at G2 are honest and caring. In short order they repaired my car and got me back on the road. They are fair and get it right the first time! Thanks Gary and team!


Les C.

BMW Service

The entire staff at G2 is top notch. These guys stand behind their work and have always treated me like a VIP. I highly recommend taking your car to G2 for all of your service and repair needs.


Pierre Luigi

Great Service

I continue to be impressed with G2 Automotive service. Janna, Gary, Bali and everyone there is amazing. I get honest, accurate recommendations and the work is done in a timely fashion. I will continue to drive the 31 miles each way to get service at G2. Thank you.

G2 Automotive Blog


By G2 Automotive July 21, 2025
BMWs are known for their high performance, but like all modern vehicles, they rely on complex electronic systems to monitor engine function. When the check engine light comes on in a BMW, it's not something to ignore or put off. This warning is your vehicle’s way of signaling that something within the engine or emissions system isn't working correctly. Even if the car seems to be driving normally, ignoring the light could lead to more expensive repairs. At G2 Automotive, we provide expert BMW check engine light diagnostics and repair in the greater Cumming, GA area. Here are four common BMW check engine light triggers and why prompt attention is important. Faulty Oxygen Sensor The oxygen sensor plays a key role in monitoring the air-fuel mixture and helping the engine run efficiently. A malfunctioning oxygen sensor can cause poor fuel-economy, increased emissions, and rough engine performance. If ignored, it can also damage the catalytic converter, an expensive component in the exhaust system. Replacing a bad sensor promptly helps preserve both performance and long-term engine health. Malfunctioning Mass Air Flow Sensor The mass air flow sensor measures the amount of air entering the engine and helps determine how much fuel to inject. When it fails, the engine may run too rich or too lean, causing hesitation, stalling, or reduced power. Replacing the sensor helps restore smooth performance. Ignition Coil or Spark Plug Failure BMW engines require precise ignition timing to run smoothly. Faulty ignition coils or spark plugs can cause misfires, rough idling, and poor acceleration. These problems often trigger the check engine light. Addressing ignition issues quickly helps ensure smooth operation and prevents engine trouble from worsening. Catalytic Converter Problems If your BMW’s catalytic converter is clogged or failing, the check engine light will come on to alert you. A failing converter reduces acceleration, increases emissions, and may cause a rotten egg smell. Prompt replacement is essential to protect engine performance. BMW Check Engine Light Repair in Cumming, GA When you need BMW repair in Cumming, GA and the surrounding area, contact G2 Automotive at (678) 771-6434. Feel free to give us a call to schedule an appointment for your BMW repair and maintenance needs in Cumming, GA!
By G2 Automotive June 17, 2025
High-performance German vehicles are engineered for precision, speed, and luxury. But with all that power under the hood comes a need for more frequent and attentive maintenance than your average car. If you want your engine to perform at its best and last for years to come, regular service is essential. When your luxury German engine needs a tune-up, call G2 Automotive in Cumming, GA for an appointment. Stick to the Service Schedule Most German automakers recommend routine maintenance every 5,000 to 10,000 miles, depending on the model and how you drive it. High-performance engines often operate at higher temperatures and RPMs, which puts more stress on engine components. That means oil changes, filter replacements, and inspections should happen more frequently than with a standard engine.  Some high-performance models come with digital maintenance trackers, but don’t rely solely on tech. Keep an eye on how your vehicle feels and sounds between scheduled visits. What Does Service Involve? Routine engine service for German performance vehicles typically includes: Synthetic oil and filter changes Air filter and cabin filter replacements Spark plug inspection and replacement Coolant and transmission fluid checks Belt, hose, and gasket inspections Diagnostic scans for any warning lights Depending on your driving habits, you may also need more frequent brake and suspension checks, especially if you drive aggressively or use the car for track days. Why Regular Service Matters Neglecting regular maintenance can lead to carbon buildup, overheating, or costly part failures. German engines are known for precision engineering, which means even minor issues can snowball into major repairs if ignored. On the flip side, keeping up with service helps preserve performance, fuel efficiency, and resale value. German Auto Repair and Maintenance in Cumming, GA At G2 Automotive, we take great pride in using OEM parts and offering repair services that owners trust for their BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, Volkswagen, Mini Cooper, and more. If you'd like to learn more about our services or any other offerings from our German auto repair shop in Cumming, please give our team a call at (678) 771-6434 . We look forward to assisting with all of your German automotive needs.
By G2 Automotive May 27, 2025
As warm weather rolls into town and vacation plans start taking shape, it’s time to show your luxury German vehicle a little love. Brands like BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche are known for their high performance and precision engineering, which also means they thrive when properly maintained. Before you hit the road this season, ensure your car is road-trip-ready with these essential warm-weather maintenance tips. When your luxury German vehicle needs a tune-up, call G2 Automotive in Cumming, GA for an appointment. Check and Top Off Fluids Start with the basics. Engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and windshield washer fluid all need to be at proper levels. Coolant is especially important as temperatures rise; it keeps your high-performance engine from overheating in stop-and-go traffic or during long drives. Inspect Your Tires German vehicles often come equipped with performance tires that offer great handling but may wear faster than standard ones. Make sure your tires are properly inflated since hot pavement can increase pressure, check for uneven wear, and rotate or replace them if needed. Don't forget to inspect your spare if you have one. Air Conditioning Service There’s nothing worse than a luxury ride with a failing AC system. Have your air conditioning system inspected to ensure it’s blowing cold and operating efficiently. A recharge or simple part replacement can save you from a sweaty road trip. Battery and Charging System Heat can shorten your car battery’s lifespan. Have the battery tested to ensure it's holding a proper charge, and inspect the alternator and cables for corrosion or wear. Check Belts, Hoses, and Filters Warm weather accelerates the wear and tear on belts and hoses. Inspect for cracks or soft spots and replace anything that looks questionable. Also, make sure your engine and cabin air filters are clean so your vehicle breathes and smells fresh. German Auto Repair in Cumming, GA At G2 Automotive, we take great pride in using OEM parts and offering repair services that owners trust for their BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, Volkswagen, Mini Cooper, and more. If you'd like to learn more about our services or any other offerings from our German auto repair shop in Cumming, please give our team a call at (678) 771-6434 . We look forward to assisting with all of your German automotive needs.
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