Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What kind of cars does Auto Hauss sell?

Auto Hauss sells rare German performance cars and modern classics, bought and resold one at a time. Every listing shows an all-in price, the mileage and the number of previous owners before anyone has to ask.

Where is Auto Hauss located and does it sell across Canada?

Auto Hauss is based in Quebec and sells to buyers across Canada. Vehicles are viewed by appointment, and buyers outside Quebec arrange delivery directly with Auto Hauss.

Are Auto Hauss prices the final all-in price?

Auto Hauss publishes an all-in asking price on every vehicle, as Quebec consumer protection rules require. The mileage is listed beside it, so nothing about the car's condition is hidden behind a phone call.

BMW E92 M3 vs F80 M3 — which is the better first M car?

Auto Hauss has sold both generations. The E92 M3 is the last naturally aspirated V8 M3 and rewards revs, while the F80 M3 turbo makes its torque low down and is far easier to live with daily.

What is the difference between a Porsche Cayenne GTS and a Cayenne Turbo?

Auto Hauss has carried both. The Cayenne GTS is tuned as the driver's version with sharper chassis calibration, while the Cayenne Turbo trades some of that focus for a substantially more powerful engine.

Audi RS4 B7 versus RS5 — which one holds its value better?

Auto Hauss has stocked both, and the B7 RS4 has the stronger collector case: its high-revving V8 and manual gearbox make it a car people now seek out, while the RS5 remains the more usable everyday coupe.

Why does Auto Hauss keep sold vehicles on the site?

Auto Hauss keeps every sold vehicle published, with its price, as a public record of what has actually passed through the shop. A dealer's history is the only honest proof of the kind of cars it handles.

How rare are the cars Auto Hauss sells?

Auto Hauss lists the known Canadian production count on the vehicles where that figure is established, such as models with roughly sixty units in the country. Scarcity is stated as a number, never as a sales adjective.

Are the photos on the site of the actual vehicle?

Auto Hauss photographs each car it sells, and the galleries show that specific vehicle rather than press images. Nothing is cut out and dropped into a fake white room.

Can someone sell their vehicle to Auto Hauss?

Auto Hauss buys vehicles that fit what it already sells: rare German performance cars and modern classics in strong condition. The seller sends details from the site and gets an answer directly.

How does a buyer ask about a specific vehicle?

Auto Hauss answers by email or by Instagram direct message, both linked from every vehicle page. Questions go to the owner, not to a call centre or a sales floor.

Does Auto Hauss deal with high-mileage or project cars?

Auto Hauss selects cars on condition and history rather than on mileage alone, so a well-kept higher-kilometre car can be listed while a neglected low-kilometre one is not. Each listing states its exact mileage.