1500 + Reviews On G o o g l e
Blog
Read up on the latest news, trends and tips in European Autos .
What Is Porsche Interim Service?
A luxury vehicle such as a Porsche can be unmistakably enjoyable to drive. Your investment in your Porsche is best protected when you consistently get it serviced! But what does that mean? We’re here to explain general recommendations for servicing your Porsche to get...
When to Change the Oil in Your Mercedes-Benz
Motor engine technology has come a long way. We’ve moved past the days of carburetors, distributors and regular engine oil to fuel injectors, ignition systems and long-life synthetic oils, meaning that you don’t need to change your oil every 3,000 miles anymore. So,...
Hydroplaning 101
If you want to understand what hydroplaning is, here is everything you need to know about this phenomenon so that you can take to the road safely, and confidently, no matter the weather conditions. Written by: Bradley HayesAutomotive Blogger & Director of...
Here’s All the Info You Need About the Porsche IMS Bearing
Written by: Bradley HayesAutomotive Blogger & Director of Marketing, Autoscope European Car Repair The Porsche IMS Bearing - Small Component, BIG Problem Have questions about the infamous Porsche IMS bearing? You're not alone. By now, most (if not all) Porsche...
How often does a BMW need an oil change?
Changing your oil is an essential preventative maintenance service for any car, especially for your BMW. If you want to keep your vehicle running smoothly, regular oil changes are essential. A car’s oil keeps the engine parts lubricated to ensure that they’re running...
Bentley Air Suspension Repair
Your Bentley is a sophisticated car and is equipped with an amazing air ride suspension. Occasionally, something may go wrong with your Bentley air suspension, however, and it will require attention. HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR BENTLEY AIR...
Mercedes-Benz SRS Malfunctions
What does the Mercedes-Benz SRS Light Mean? What is your Mercedes SRS light? "SRS" stands for Supplemental Restraint System. It has to do with your safety restraints, which include your airbags and seatbelts. Keeping these in good repair can keep your safe in an...
BMW Low Oil Sensor: How Do I Know if My BMW is Low on Oil?
You Can't Check it Yourself Anymore. Check the Dash! Written by: Bradley Hayes Automotive Blogger & Director of Marketing, Autoscope European Car Repair BMW Low Oil Level Sensors Have Replaced Traditional Dipsticks BMW has eliminated the oil level dipstick from...
How To Prepare Your Vehicle For An Emergency
No one wants to find themselves in an emergency, especially when it's on the road. But with just a little forethought and preparation, you can become much more confident on the road and in your ability to adapt to less-than-ideal circumstances. Emergency Supplies for...
Mercedes Flex C Service
Do you see a "Service C Due" or "Service C Exceeded" message on your instrument panel when you start your Mercedes? If so, then your Mercedes-Benz needs its Flexible Service C performed. Autoscope has the computer equipment, expertise, and trained, certified Mercedes...
BMW Inspection 2 Service
What maintenance is performed in a BMW Inspection 2? In short, the BMW Inspection 2 Service is a checklist developed by the manufacturer of basic items to inspect and/or service on your BMW at a regular mileage interval. This helps to keep your BMW well-maintained and...
BMW Inspection 1 Service
Written by: Autoscope Automotive Blogger & Director of Marketing, Autoscope European Car Repair What is performed during a BMW Inspection 1 service? In short, the BMW Inspection 1 Service is a checklist developed by the manufacturer of basic items to inspect...
Do I Need to Have Brake Repair Done at a Dealership?
When you purchase a European vehicle, you may think that all your service and maintenance needs to be completed at the dealership. This might be because you see it as more reliable, doesn’t void your warranty, and maybe even better for your resale value - but that...
Should I Be Concerned About The Bump On My Tire?
Bumps, bubbles and bulges - regardless of the name, you’ve noticed that your tire isn’t looking as it should. Is it a problem that needs fixing? Is it safe to drive? With years of working on European cars under our belt, here’s what we at AutoScope want you to know...
How Often Should I Get My Car Checked By A Mechanic?
Owning a vehicle has its perks, but it also has its responsibilities. The health and performance of your vehicle depend on the way that you take care of it. But what is the definition of taking care of your vehicle? For the most part, this means taking your Audi,...
What Are The Warning Symbols On My BMW Dashboard?
Driving on the road with your BMW can be fun and, ultimately, make your day-to-day more enjoyable. But it’s inevitable that your dash indicator lights will come on. BMW has constructed the dashboard in its full range of models to indicate a number of conditions...
How to Resolve Carbon Caked Intake Ports
Have you noticed reduced performance in your engine? Higher oil consumption? Overheating? If so, it’s highly likely that your vehicle is experiencing a buildup of carbon internally. Unfortunately, carbon is inevitable as it is a byproduct of combustion. Carbon buildup...
Does Motor Oil Deteriorate With Time?
When you purchase a vehicle, you’re not only signing up for the vehicle that you’ve been looking forward to driving, but you are also signing up for the responsibility of keeping up with the vehicle’s maintenance needs. One regular service that every vehicle needs is...
COVID-19 Response
Autoscope Will Remain Open We're taking extraordinary measures to safeguard the safety of our employees and customers. We value our customers and employees and trust that they will have confidence in our ability to keep them safe. As an alternative to bringing your...
How To Maintain Your Vehicle If You’re A Low-Mileage Driver
Some car owners simply don’t drive as much as the average person. Typically, low-mileage drivers are retired, work from home or commute to work via carpool or alternative means, or have a secondary vehicle that is used much less than a primary vehicle. Low-mileage...
Should You DIY The Maintenance On Your BMW?
Doing your own car maintenance can be appealing. This is especially true when you have some knowledge of cars since it can mean saving money that would otherwise be spent on labor and parts costs from your local auto service shop. But with the advantage of saving...
