Grand Ledge Auto to celebrate ribbon cutting

Grand Ledge drivers have a new option for serving their vehicles. Everett High School grade Hugh McNichol began his career in automotive repair as a mechanic in the army reserves. After attending LCC for automotive technology and serving in Iraq, the local man returned to the Lansing area to continue his career. 
 
McNichol’s Grand Ledge Auto will celebrate their opening earlier this year with a ribbon cutting on December 17. The four-bay auto shop is located at at 854 West Jefferson. 
 
“I do diagnostics, engine repair, brakes, suspension, air conditioning and hybrids,” says McNichol. 
 
The only things McNichol doesn’t do, he says, are tires and bodywork. The ASE certified automotive technician says he plans to continue to develop his skills in his new business. 
 
“I’d like to one day to do electric conversions on gas vehicles,” McNichols says. 
 
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