GT International Motors

VERY Valued customers, In what was a somewhat planned timeline, but a surprisingly swift conclusion, my retirement, and the closure of GT International Motors, has happened. I have enjoyed a 40+ year run of successful business in West Los Angeles, with the privilege of serving a large and loyal customer base..... I would like to thank you, for your devoted patronage - as well as to reassure you, that as my talented mechanics leave me, they will be relocating locally, and you will be notified of their locations, so that you can ask for them, and know that you are getting the same quality of workmanship that GT International Motors has been proud, and privileged to offer you, over the years. With Great Thanks, John Norris

A little something to put on your birthday or Christmas list. No need to thank me, it's what I do

There are so many questions I have about this. But the most important thing to take away and share with customers and friends: On any "push button" starter car once you are at speed you need to PUSH THE BUTTON FOR THREE SECONDS to shut the engine off!! Now thee seconds must seem like an eternity at 100 mph!! Also you can select neutral but you need to have your foot on the brake to do that.

I think Road & Track magazine might be onto something here: http://www.roadandtrack.com//does-the-e39-bmw-m5-live-up/

Keep an eye on your mailbox! BMW recalling tons of cars. We've not seen any issues like this but we recommend getting it taken care of at you "friendly" neighborhood dealer when you get the notices: