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Joe Davis Autosport’s FIRST Digital Newsletter!
JANUARY 1, 2025
Hello, Fabulous Reader!
Whether you're greeting the day with a cup of coffee, enjoying a midday break, or unwinding after a busy evening, we’re absolutely over the moon to welcome you to our very first Digital Newsletter! If you’ve been a cherished part of our family since 1990 or have just discovered our little corner of the automotive universe, we’re beyond excited to have you with us.
Get ready for a thrilling ride as we dive into the latest and greatest in automotive innovation, share exclusive monthly specials, and give you a sneak peek into the heart and soul of Joe Davis AutoSport. Buckle up and prepare for a joyful journey through our world of wheels and wonders

Joe Davis Autosport has been family owned and operating in Perkasie, PA since 1990.
Celebrating 35 Years of Joe Davis Autosport
On January 2nd, Cindi and I will celebrate our 35th business anniversary. Reflecting on this milestone, I can’t help but think about the journey of Joe Davis Autosport, which began humbly in our home garage and grew into the shop we all know today. It’s a story of determination, risk, and the incredible support of a community I’m so proud to be part of.
It all started with necessity. Back when Cindi was home raising our young children, and I was driving a truck to make ends meet, I needed to find a way to supplement my income. My love for cars and knack for mechanics gave me an idea. A coworker whose family owned a junkyard introduced me to repairable cars and parts, and I began fixing and selling them along my truck route. Before I knew it, I was juggling two full-time jobs, pouring every ounce of energy into my side hustle during my three days off from driving. For four years, I worked 90-hour weeks until I faced a choice: stay in the comfort of a guaranteed paycheck or gamble on building something of my own.
With three kids under the age of 8 and a mortgage looming, I made the leap. Failure wasn’t an option. I set out to build a shop, starting from our unheated garage, working 7 days a week. I was the mechanic, the tow truck driver, the salesperson, and the accountant—all rolled into one. Despite the hardships, I loved it. I had a vision, and with Cindi’s support, we turned it into a reality.
By the time we moved into our current location in Perkasie, the work was pouring in. I hired young apprentices eager to learn, invested in lifts, and specialized in Saabs—a niche market that found me more than I found it. Through grit, long nights, and learning from mistakes, we grew.
But growth isn’t without challenges. When the dot-com bubble burst, the phones stopped ringing. It was a stark reminder of how fragile success can be. We weathered that storm, just as we’ve weathered many others, by adapting, learning, and leaning on the relationships we’ve built over the years.
Technology has reshaped our industry in unimaginable ways. We’ve gone from carburetors and handwritten repair orders to computerized diagnostics and cloud-based systems. Cars today are marvels of engineering, demanding skills and tools that were unheard of when I started. It’s no wonder finding good techs is tough—it’s not glamorous work. It’s demanding, both physically and mentally, and requires constant learning and investment. Yet, through it all, I’ve been fortunate to work with some incredible people, many of whom started their careers here.
Helping others has always been my “why.” Whether it’s mentoring young technicians, serving loyal customers who’ve been with us since the beginning, or giving back to this community, my greatest joy has been building something that benefits others. They say, “Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime.” That philosophy has guided me every step of the way.
As I look to the future, I’m confident that the legacy of Joe Davis Autosport is in good hands. Nate, Ryan, and the rest of our incredible team are poised to carry the torch. We have a five-year plan, and I look forward to seeing how this shop continues to grow and serve.
For now, I’m filled with gratitude—for the challenges, the triumphs, and the people who’ve been part of this journey. Thank you for trusting us with your cars and for being part of our story. Here’s to 35 years of memories and to the road ahead.
Until we meet again, Happy New Year!
Joe

Here’s to 2024 & Cheers to 2025!
As 2024 winds down, we’ve been reflecting on what a year it’s been for Joe Davis Autosport. We’ve always known that small things—like a tiny bolt or a perfectly tightened screw—can make a huge difference. This year, we realized the same is true outside the shop. Every small step we’ve taken as a business has driven something much bigger: connection, hope, and impact in our amazing Perkasie community.
Let’s take a look back at the highlights. Spoiler alert: it’s been a busy (but rewarding) year!
A Message From Joe
As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, we sing the familiar tune of Auld Lang Syne, a song that invites us to pause and reflect on the year behind us. It’s a moment to honor the memories, the lessons learned, and the people who’ve shaped our journey. But as the final notes fade, a new melody begins—the song of what’s to come.
January feels like a clean slate, a fresh canvas on which we can sketch our hopes, dreams, and goals. It’s a chance to let go of the baggage we’ve carried too long, to leave behind the grudges, the doubts, and the habits that no longer serve us. Instead, we can step forward with purpose, ready to build something better—for ourselves, for our community, and for the world.
Here at Joe Davis Autosport, our New Year’s resolution is simple yet profound: to help as many people as we can. Yes, fixing cars is what we do, but it’s not why we do it. Our “why” runs deeper. We want to be a force for good in our community, lending a hand not just to solve mechanical problems but to lift others up, to make life a little brighter, and to spark a ripple effect of kindness.
This year, we also commit to helping each other. Our team is more than a collection of coworkers; we’re a family. Families grow together, push each other to be better, and show up when times are tough. We’re setting our sights on becoming better people—more patient, more compassionate, and more willing to step out of our comfort zones. Why? Because when we grow as individuals, we create a culture where helping others isn’t just a goal—it’s a way of life.
And isn’t that the true spirit of a new year? To take what’s good, make it better, and share it with others? To carry forward not just resolutions but resolve—to make each day count?
As we look ahead to 2025, let’s do it together. Let’s let go of what’s behind us, embrace the possibilities before us, and extend a hand to those who need it. After all, auld acquaintance should never be forgot—nor should the endless opportunities to make a difference.
Here’s to a year of growth, gratitude, and giving. Happy New Year, from all of us at Joe Davis Autosport.
Warm regards,
Joe
Christmas May Be in the Rearview Mirror, but Winter’s Just Getting Started!
The holidays are great and all, but winter is sneaking up like that one relative who shows up unannounced. Snow, ice, freezing temps—are you and your car ready for what’s coming? Or will you be stuck in the driveway, watching your neighbor in pajamas silently judge you?
We’ve rounded up some winter prep tips that’ll save you from frosty disasters and awkward jumper-cable negotiations. Want to know how a penny, your defroster, and a very specific type of windshield fluid can save your season?

European Automotive Repair Specialists since 1990!
New Year, New Beginnings... and a New Commitment to Your Car
The New Year is all about fresh starts and promises we may or may not keep. Whether it’s hitting the gym, meal prepping, or finally learning how to make sourdough, it’s a time to reset and refocus. But here’s a resolution you might not have thought about: taking better care of your car.
You see, your car is like your body (or, more specifically, your teeth). Stick with us— it’s a good analogy.