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Nope.   I don't drive.

7 years ago. Rating: 4
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No. I bring my car for servicing at the new car dealership, where I bought it 7 years ago. There are many technicians available, and the way the service area is set up, I can'y see who's working on it. Most of the time, I don't even know who has worked on my car. Customers are not allowed in this area, because of insurance concerns. So far, everything has gone well.

7 years ago. Rating: 4
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.... I use the dealership where the car was purchased to maintain it

....fortunately, I have had dependable cars over the years

7 years ago. Rating: 3
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Me! I could always work on my cars provided they were old enough. I drive a newer car these days and so far ive been blessed. I have to rely on James and have known him a third of my life....

7 years ago. Rating: 3
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25 days ago. Rating: 0
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28 days ago. Rating: 0
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4 months ago. Rating: 0
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11 months ago. Rating: 0
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