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slim chance that quote is worth anything. i'd be surprised if they even have the special tools required. i see shops all the time quoting on these cars, and it usually turns out to be a toe set only, and/or some lame excuse about something so that they don't actually have to align the car. it's hard for a shop to make money with a price of $120.
it takes about 2 hours to do an alignment on this car. you start with setting the rear ride height. this is what slips up most of the shops. whatever the shop hourly rate is, assuming they have the tools, you can count on that hourly rate for 2 hours.
be sure to do the alignment with the car loaded as it is normally driven, about 1/2 tank of gas, and your weight in the driver seat.
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