Autohaus Inc

I had my car there for a complete brake job including new rotors and brake fluid service. I also had them change my oil.. I started leaking oil a short time thereafter. (It's all over my driveway. New house.) I had my car at the dealership for an alignment and asked them to trace the leak. Dealership stated that more than likely it was a result of the oil change I got at autohaus. I took it there and they told me it was leaking when I bought it to them. That's not possible. I had my oil changed in Indiana six plus months ago. Nothing ever leaked until I took my car there. Then they want to talk me into getting a new oil pan. Plus, I am pretty sure I was overcharged for the brakes.

Just came from Mercedes with full code report with the recommendation to replace engine wire harness gave owner copy of detailed code readout with recommendation of replacing wire harness. Tried to get labor price for doing replacement was told he would look at it first to determine if that work was needed after he looked at it he informed me that yes wire harness should be replaced he quoted me $1600 just for labor I had told him that I had previous quotes from other Mercedes mechanics quotes from hour manual of $950. He told me he had over 61 year’s experience and that I should come pick up car. Upon arrival he gave me a bill for $177 saying it was for reading codes??? I had already given him the codes and recommendations from Mercedes dealership he said no matter he runs he s own codes which were identical I never authorized for him to run a second scan of codes he said he would never work on my car when I disputed a charge for scanner codes that I already gave him. He was arrog

I'm new with German cars (2011 BMW, owned 2 years) but my experience so far, with three different shops including our BMW dealer is that I should just always go to Autohaus. Shop owner Juergen is super knowledgeable and has invested in all the technology and tools to do anything my car has needed.