Automotive Repair & Service

Near Penndel PA

At our Subaru dealership we offer a wide variety of automotive repair services. We also offer an on-site Genuine Subaru Parts and Accessories center. We look forward to helping you with all of your parts and repair needs.

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Schedule Service

The friendly service staff at our service center have the experience to diagnose any problem. If you'd like our staff to service your vehicle then feel free to schedule an appointment to see us. You can arrange a visit to our service center by phone, or set up an appointment right here on our website.

View Our Service Specials

For folks on a budget, please take a look at the specials page on our site. Our selection of specials updates regularly with new opportunities to save. Call us for more information.

Subaru Parts Center PA

The helpful team at our dealership is very helpful when it comes to finding the right accessory for your vehicle. The parts form on our site provides a helpful means of getting you started.

Penndel Subaru Repair Center

With years of training, our trained service personnel have the knowledge to service your Subaru. Our website's online parts form offers a helpful means of getting started.

Car Repair Near Penndel PA

At our service center we make it a stress free experience for you to get your vehicle repaired or serviced. Our website's online parts form provides a easy means of getting you started.

About Penndel Pennsylvania

The borough of Penndel is a small community in Bucks County in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It spans only 0.4 square miles of land and houses around 2,400 residents. Penndel has a rich history despite its small size. Lenape Indians once inhabited the land that would become Penndel. Thomas Langhorne and Henry Paulin, a Quaker preacher and a Quaker Yeoman, respectively, settled the area. In 1876, Penndel began transitioning from farming to small businesses and beyond thanks to the new Reading Railroad. In 1899, the area that would become Penndel would be incorporated under the name Attleboro, switching to South Langhorne in 1919, and finally reaching the name Penndel in 1947.