Angus Mitchell / Established 2010
3 generations.
Adelaide mechanics.
European expertise, old-school values and a family story that began in Adelaide in the 1950s.
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From his dad’s workshop
to his own.

Angus’s interest in European cars began at 14, tinkering with BMWs in his father’s workshop after school and during the holidays.
He completed his automotive apprenticeship in 2004 and worked with Alfa Romeo, BMW and other European makes before becoming a factory-trained technician at Mercedes-Benz Adelaide.
In 2010, he founded Mitchell Automotive, bringing that experience to an independent workshop in Edwardstown.
Angus oversees the work and values a direct conversation about what’s been found and what your car needs next.
You’re welcome to speak with the mechanic who’s worked on your vehicle, ask questions and understand the recommendations.
The Mitchell
family story.
Motorcycles, European cars and historic racing have all been part of the family’s work in Adelaide.
Murray Mitchell
Angus’s grandfather ran a motorcycle sales and repair business at 91 Glen Osmond Road.
His original advertisement set out a simple promise to customers, and that personal approach is still part of the family story.
Andrew Mitchell
Angus’s father ran Andrew Mitchell Auto for around 30 years on Belair Road in Hawthorn.
He specialised in European vehicle servicing and historic racing cars, giving Angus a place to learn and a passion to follow.
Angus Mitchell
The 3rd generation of Adelaide mechanics, Angus established Mitchell Automotive with European vehicle experience and a belief in honest, personal service.
Today’s workshop brings that family approach together with the diagnostic equipment and technical knowledge modern cars need.
“Honest, fair dealing is my motto, and a satisfied customer my aim at all times.”
Old-school care.
Modern capability.
The workshop combines mechanical experience with in-house diagnostic software, wiring information, and programming and software updates for supported vehicles.
Angus’s passion also extends to historic motorsport, hill climbs and local circuit events in South Australia.
That interest in how a car works carries into the everyday service schedule, whether you’re booking routine maintenance or discussing a specific concern.
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