Founded in 1967 in San Francisco, Kirberg Motors, Inc. specializes in complete mechanical repair and maintenance of German automobiles. All the shop’s mechanics are ASE-certified, and it’s one of the first Bosch Authorized Service Centers in the United States, according owner Ralph Kirberg, son of founder Juergen Kirberg.
The younger Mr. Kirberg began his career in the family business as an apprentice technician under the tutelage of his father. In 1983, he took over ownership and relocated the shop to its current location in Belmont. Mr. Kirberg credits Kirberg Motors’ success to a commitment to keeping up with advances in auto technology and making customer satisfaction its top priority.
Kirberg Motors caters to a customer base that expects high-quality service and impeccable workmanship in a prompt and timely fashion, says Mr. Kirberg. “Our combination of products, services and purchase consultation makes us a convenient, knowledgeable, one-stop auto repair destination.”
Kirberg Motors’ technicians educate clients, answer all their questions, and strive to make the repair process as convenient and hassle-free as possible, explains Mr. Kirberg. The shop provides pick-up and drop-off service, and can arrange car rentals. It can also work seamlessly with customers’ insurance carriers.
“Our philosophy is to provide the highest in customer satisfaction and added value in exchange for your business. We want to establish a personal, one-on-one rapport with all our customers, educate them on the auto repair process, and earn their loyalty and referrals.”
Serving San Mateo County
Mechanical Repair & Maintenance of all German Automobiles



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Perform the suggested maintenance on your car, even if you think it’s unnecessary.
With today’s cars, the benefits of regular maintenance aren’t always easy to detect. You can spend a few hundred dollars for a repair, yet the car doesn’t seem to run any differently than before. But Ralph Kirberg, owner of Kirberg...
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"They're reasonable and quick. They do a really good job."
"I felt like he was completely honest, which is the exception with repair shops."