Ideally in northern and central NJ. TIA.

 

Jim from www.jprimports.com in Blackwood, NJ is worth the trip if you need something rotary related done. Otherwise the rest of the car isn't that special and a trusted "regular" mechanic can do maintenance and repairs such as brakes, trans, etc.

 

Well, after all these years, my '04 (41k miles) finally flooded. The engine just won't catch after I've tried the de-flooding procedures for many times. I know it's about time to replace the spark plugs so I may as well take it to the mechanic to do the job. Again, I'm not so sure how most car mechanics (like STS & etc.) know much about the rotary engine, that's why I would prefer to take it to someone with experience dealing with it.