If you need a skilled, fairly priced, honest BMW repair service, these guys are it. I have a 2004 545I that had a very major engine problem that the dealer wanted 16k minimum to fix. Autobahn got the job done very well for about 1/3 the cost. They demonstrated that they cared which was quite different from the feeling that I got from the dealer.

I have worked on most of my cars over the years including several imports so I can say with confidence that these guys are very knowledgeable and thorough. The car is now performing flawlessly it it wont be going anywhere except Autobahn BMW for repair. If you want to know more about the problem that I had search for "tapping 545i" on youtube.

I will never take my car to this place again. I spent about $2,ooo on two shop visits. On the second visit someone stole a part from my car. When I phoned to pick it up, they said and by the way your car is missing the part. When I realized what they were talking about I said no it was on when I dropped it off. When I picked it up the part was obviously missing. Again I said it was there when I dropped it off. I did not like their idea of us splitting the cost of a new part. They said call back, and I did. When I called back they said you were suppose to have phoned back before now, as if that made a difference. They allowed someone to steal a part from my car and refused to replace it. I can only imagine what else I paid for and did not receive. I will never take any car of any kind here again, and I am glad I learned the lesson early.

I bought my 2004 BMW 325XI in Michigan 2 years ago. We moved to Louisville about 10 months ago, and I have been looking for a good, reputable BMW service center. I read reviews of Sam Swope BMW and Stein Automotive, and knew I was not going to either place. I finally found Autobahn on this website, and decided to give them a try. I am extremely happy with my choice. My car had not been serviced in over a year since I am a very low-mileage driver. I met Russ, and gave him the details of what I wanted them to work on (oil change, air filter, rear tail light and rotate and balance my tires). They gave me quotes for each item, and with my permission, they went ahead and did the work. My car now drives like a dream again. Their labor charge was reasonable (to me), $80/hr. I do not know what Stein or Sam Swope charges but I do know it is more than that, and I also don't trust them with my car based on all the reviews I have read about them.

In most of the reviews, a lot of the reviewers complain about the cost. The way I see it, if you choose the drive a luxury car, you should expect to pay more to maintain it. The reason I bought a bimmer is because I know how good they are to drive, and that they have a reputation for being good cars, unlike my BRAND NEW Jeep Grand Cherokee, where for the 2 years I owned it, I took it to the dealer every other month because something was wrong with it, and they could not always figure out what it was. I traded it for my bimmer and now this is all I will drive.