An opportunity has arisen for a Car Mechanic to join a well-established dealership specialising in sales, restoration, and servicing of luxury vehicles offering new and pre-owned cars, bespoke commissioning, and heritage restoration.

As a Car Mechanic, you will carry out mechanical repair, servicing and restoration work on classic vehicles, ensuring exceptional workmanship and attention to detail throughout.

This full-time role is Monday - Friday based working from 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM offering a salary range of £24,000 - £45,500 and benefits.

Experience with prestigious or classic cars is not essential as training will be provided.

What we are looking for



* Previously worked as a Vehicle Technician, Vehicle Mechanic, Car Mechanic, Car Technician, Classic Vehicle Mechanic, Classic Car Mechanic, Classic Car Technician, Classic Vehicle Technician, Prestigious Car Mechanic, Prestigious Car Technician or in a similar role.


* Previous experience with prestigious or classic cars is beneficial.

(Training provided)


* Reliability, efficiency and a strong work ethic


* Willingness to learn and develop specialist skills through onsite training


* Ability to take pride in producing high-quality work consistently


This is a fantastic opportunity for a dedicated mechanic seeking a rewarding role within a specialist workshop.



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