Miller's Automotive

Upon returning the next day, and finding out that the part received did not fit on to the car, I requested a quotation for the part.  The price quoted for the fuel pump (which as it turned out was not the problem) was $ 1,000.  I immeadilty called my home garage, who informed me that SAAB OE parts were not available any longer and aftermarket pries were between 200 to 300 dollars.  After challenging the price Miller quoted me, they stated that they could get the aftermarket part for $ 640.  When I questioned them about the OBD codes that identified the fuel pump problem, they could not tell me what the code was.
 At this point, I asked for the bill which totaled $ 190.  I paid the bill adn had the car moved to another garage.  From conversations in town after this event, I had numerous people advice me against having Miller's Automotive do any work.  They were all citing a poor reputation for service in the community.
Note:  The fuel pump was not the problem, and if they had the proper equipment would have known this as the trouble code indicated ignition misfires.  I also found out that the pump should have cost $ 185.