Business ProfileforAutobahn Motorcars Volvo

On 3/26/24, I went to ********* store #****** to get my state inspection. I failed the inspection at that time ultimately because the evaporative emission control system (****) was faulting. At that time the ********* tech told me he nor his vendors had the defective part and advised me to go to my Volvo dealership. No services were rendered to my vehicle at that time besides a diagnostic check. I made an appointment that same day, 3/26/24, to get my car serviced by Volvo on *******************, Fort Worth, ** ***** and detailed what had happened at *********. They completely dismissed me and *********** diagnostic check, and technician, citing they would need to perform their own diagnostics. They released the car back to me after charging me for a second diagnostic check and replacing the car's filler neck. They to this day have never provided the defective part. After driving the recommended 50 miles, my car faulted again and I had to return to the same Volvo dealership to have my car serviced again. They maintained that the **** pipe (the true problem all along) was replaced elsewhere and was not calibrated correctly. My car has not been serviced since its annual maintenance at this very Volvo dealership in 2023 and I explained to the dealership that the check engine light has remained on within days of my car getting its annual maintenance. When the car was released to me for the second time, they said there was no problem with the **** part, and placed blame on *********, which, again, did not render any services beyond a diagnostic check. Finally, the Volvo dealership unduly charged me for performing a state inspection, despite my lack of approval to render this service. I explained that ********* would re-inspect my car free of charge and that I would not be paying a second state inspection fee through Volvo. Aside from the gross fraudulence done by this Volvo dealership, my concerns were completely dismissed and there was complete lack of communication.