DIY Suspension Maintenance: What You Can and Can’t Do at Home If you drive a BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, or Volkswagen, you know the feeling—refined handling, smooth rides, and sharp control. That comfort and performance come from a finely tuned suspension system. It’s one of the most important components in your vehicle. While some basic […]
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If you drive a BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, or Volkswagen, you understand the precision, luxury, and performance that come with German engineering. However, these vehicles require expert maintenance and specialized repairs—not just any repair shop can handle them. At German Formula, we provide dealer-level diagnostics, high-quality repairs, and 5-star customer service—all at a fraction of
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Winter is coming! To prepare for the change of seasons it is important to ensure your Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volkswagen or Mini car is serviced and ready to face the colder, harsher weather conditions of fall and winter. These high performance German vehicles have specific needs that should be addresses to prevent costly repairs
Having a Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volkswagen or MINI is a great investment in a car with high performance and quality workmanship. In our opinion, these vehicles need to be maintained to the high standards that they set in terms of performance and reliability and this should only be done by specialist professionals. This article explains why each of these brands requires an expert level of service.
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The dealership gave up on finding this intermittent water leak. After removing the headliner and putting this wagon under an indoor rainfall, we found droplets forming at the front seams of the panoramic sunroof cradle.
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Oil can leak internally, onto the spark plugs, without any external signs of leaking. This is a minor leak, as the tubes are not filled with pools of oil.
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