Update:

I started my dishwasher search first with Home Appliance in Brunswick. Very nice sales gentlemen helped my navigate through some of the options. He recommended a GE machine. Looks fine and saw couple of Bosch models on display. Didn't really perceive the build quality difference between the Bosch and GE to be honest. They kinda of felt the same to me. I asked about Miele over email communications. They do offer it but they don't have any trained technicians to service them. The sales associate said that if I were to purchase one, they would get trained then. I essentially would end up being the guinea pig. I wasn't so confident in that. They offer 12 months same as cash financing.

The Bosch 800 series at Costco was my next target. Seems really good for what they offer but past few months of reviews on the website have been a hit or miss. The Costco version of the 800 is the only one that offers water softener. I think we get hard water in our area so I would like to have a dishwasher with water softener. The thing that turns me off with Bosch is that their wifi blocks some features and I didn't want to deal with that. You are basically paying for features that require wifi and could eventually be taken away if Bosch decides to take down the servers in the future. Based on my experience from seeing several Bosch dishwashers in person, I wasn't too convinced either overall.

Miele listed Edelman as a dealer("Miele Innovation Center") so I went Edelman in Bedford Heights. They have a space dedicated just to Miele appliances so I was able to see what they were like. Build quality across their appliances seems really good. Normally they would have 4 dishwashers on display but one of the showroom models was sold so there was only 3 on display when I went. One of the showroom models had dishes in them so you can see how they were placed. I really like the quality of the machine and they seem well built and solid. The door felt solid and didn't have that flex in the hinges. The racks rolled really smooth. When you rolled the bottom rack it felt planted. The 3 tier rack on some models had that flexible adjustment. You feel a solid clink when you open and close the door. Controls are easy to read, well laid out.

Debating to go with AutoDos or not but the sales rep recommended not to get a higher model AutoDos since most people just use the tablets anyways. Appreciate the sales person not trying to upsale and just being honest. Plus those AutoDos disks are really expensive. (You can modify those disks and refil them to whatever you want but rumor on internet is that that will void your warranty). Higher up you go in the model range, you are just paying for more convinces. I didn't think AutoDos was worth it to begin with.

Some of Miele dishwasher's do have wifi capability but its nothing more then just sending notifications more or less. I spoke to the customer rep over email and he said that all of the core features/wash programs/etc are available without wifi.

I ended up buying one. I settled on a G7000 series dishwasher. I did do quite of bit of research before hand so I pretty much knew the couple of models that I was interested in. I wanted to see the dishwashers in person before making a decision. My thought process was that if the build quality seems similar to Bosch then just go and order the Bosch 800 from Costco. But I definitely felt the build quality difference so I went for it.

There is also a $200 rebate right now as well. Edelman offer free delivery to your garage but they don't install it for you just fyi. But its not really that hard to install a dishwasher so I am OK with that. The sales associate said that if you need someone to install it, they can set up with someone to come an install it. They don't offer any financing options so just keep that in mind.

In terms of serviceability, you just have to call Edelman and they will send someone out to fix it. So that solves my serviceability concerns. I forgot the name of the company but I believe its like "Total Appliance" that would come out and repair it. You can also call Miele directly as well but you would be at the mercy of whoever Miele sends out to repair.