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Auto repair waste costs drivers over 150 a year
AP Washington reports Joan Claybrook of the NHTSA told a Senate subcommittee that the average car owner spends more than 150 annually on inadequate or fraudulent repairs. She cited unneeded tuneups, incompetent work, and overcharged preventive maintenance, noting 500000 shops nationwide. She urged independent diagnostic centers and new consumer remedies plus bills in Congress to aid enforcement.
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