It's one of those situations where you benefit immensely from having firsthand knowledge yourself. Jack your car up and poke around, tell the mechanic your findings, be blunt. If he says your rotors are shot and you visually inspected them and they're fine, let him know.

Find a good mechanic, may be an enthusiast. Go by reviews of previous customers. You'll pay more, but the work will be worth it.

Yeah, I’m waiting a call to pick up from repair shop. Thinking about starting a geyser fund😂😂😂

https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a15141680/fiat-topolino-the-original-500-archived-feature/

Think about it. The simplest car ever made.

Always some weird screw that has to ordered from Tibet in order to fix the etchibimdocalibrator that's making those strange sounds.