Import Auto

Import Auto Your European & import car specialists in Logan, UT. Done right, every time!

We’re ASE Certified and equipped with factory diagnostics to handle everything from routine maintenance to complex repairs on BMW, Audi, Mercedes & more!

This sleek black Lamborghini looked right at home parked under the Import Auto sign. Whether it's an exotic supercar or ...
07/18/2026

This sleek black Lamborghini looked right at home parked under the Import Auto sign. Whether it's an exotic supercar or your daily driver, every vehicle deserves the same level of precision, care, and attention to detail.

We love seeing incredible machines like this come through our shop. πŸπŸŽοΈπŸ–€

This 2017 Toyota Camry came in with a crank-no-start condition. Fuel pressure tested good, so our technician moved on to...
07/16/2026

This 2017 Toyota Camry came in with a crank-no-start condition. Fuel pressure tested good, so our technician moved on to live data. The mass airflow (MAF) sensor was only reporting about 0.5 grams/second at cranking when it should have been closer to 3.5–4.0 grams/second.

After removing the MAF sensor, the culprit became obvious: a large spider nest had completely plugged the sensing element, preventing it from accurately measuring incoming air. A thorough cleaning removed the debris, restored the MAF readings, and the Camry fired right up.

Sometimes the fix isn't a failed part at all! It's something nature decided to build. That's why proper testing and diagnosis always beat guessing and replacing parts. πŸ•·οΈπŸ”§πŸš—

This 1970 Corvette came in for a new custom exhaust system!The old exhaust pipes had simply been hammered flat. We remov...
07/10/2026

This 1970 Corvette came in for a new custom exhaust system!

The old exhaust pipes had simply been hammered flat. We removed the old setup and installed new 3-inch oval 304 stainless steel exhaust from front to back!

This 2017 MINI Cooper came in with no brake lights. During testing, we also found the turn signals weren't working. Repl...
07/08/2026

This 2017 MINI Cooper came in with no brake lights. During testing, we also found the turn signals weren't working. Replacing the bulbs made no difference.

The real culprit was a failed taillight circuit board with a melted connector pin. After replacing the circuit board and the bulbs, everything was back to working poperly!

This 2007 Mercedes-Benz R350 3.5L came in with an extremely loud squeal.The culprit? The drive belt split down one of it...
07/06/2026

This 2007 Mercedes-Benz R350 3.5L came in with an extremely loud squeal.

The culprit? The drive belt split down one of its ribs instead of breaking completely. Part of the belt got pulled behind the pulleys, creating the loud squealing noise.

It's a rare failure, but a good reminder to inspect your drive belt before it leaves you stranded!

Import Auto will be closed Friday, July 3rd so our team can enjoy the Independence Day holiday with their families.We'll...
07/02/2026

Import Auto will be closed Friday, July 3rd so our team can enjoy the Independence Day holiday with their families.

We'll reopen with normal business hours on Monday, July 6th, ready to help with all of your automotive needs.

If you're hitting the road this weekend, we hope you have a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July. Thank you for supporting our local business and allowing us to serve this amazing community.
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This 2016 Audi Q5 was in for an engine replacement. While transferring components from the original engine, our technici...
06/22/2026

This 2016 Audi Q5 was in for an engine replacement. While transferring components from the original engine, our technician removed the vacuum pump and made an important discovery.

The oil screen inside the vacuum pump was packed with metallic debris from internal engine damage. Finding metal in the lubrication system is never a good sign; it indicates that engine components have been wearing apart and circulating contamination throughout the engine.

This is a great example of why thorough inspections during major repairs are critical. Sometimes the evidence of a failure isn't found until components are removed and closely inspected.

2010 Subaru Forester came in with a loud grinding and growling noise that was most noticeable during sharp turns.After d...
06/19/2026

2010 Subaru Forester came in with a loud grinding and growling noise that was most noticeable during sharp turns.

After diagnosing the drivetrain and disassembling the transmission, we found the culprit: a severely damaged bearing inside the transmission. The bearing had overheated, worn apart, and was creating excessive noise whenever the drivetrain was loaded during turns.

Transmission noises are often ignored until they become severe, but catching these issues early can prevent extensive internal damage and much more expensive repairs.

This 2012 Audi Q5 came in with an oil leak concern. Upon inspection, we found the cam carrier cover leaking oil directly...
06/17/2026

This 2012 Audi Q5 came in with an oil leak concern. Upon inspection, we found the cam carrier cover leaking oil directly into the spark plug tubes, which can lead to ignition issues, misfires, and premature component failure.

While disassembling the engine, we also found heavy oil deposits and sludge buildup throughout the valve train area. The hardened oil residue shown in the photos is typically the result of extended oil change intervals and neglected maintenance. Over time, engine oil breaks down from heat and contamination, leaving behind deposits that can restrict oil flow and accelerate engine wear.

Routine oil changes are one of the most important services you can perform to protect your engine and avoid costly repairs down the road.

2023 Volkswagen Taos with just 60,000 miles came in with concerns of coolant loss and possible head gasket failure.After...
06/15/2026

2023 Volkswagen Taos with just 60,000 miles came in with concerns of coolant loss and possible head gasket failure.

After diagnosis and teardown, we confirmed the head gasket had failed. Unfortunately, the issue didn't stop there. The turbocharger had also suffered damage and required replacement.

Modern engines are becoming increasingly complex. The photo shown isn't a traditional timing setup with marks and paint pens. The electronic level is a special tool used to precisely position components and set engine timing during reassembly. On today's engines, accuracy is critical, and even small deviations can affect performance, emissions, and reliability.

Whether it's a simple maintenance service or a major engine repair, proper diagnosis and following manufacturer procedures make all the difference.

Address

502 W 1400 N
Logan, UT
84341

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(435) 752-1246

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