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To Repair or to Replace - That Is the Question
February 27th, 2009
With the downswing in the economy and the country in a recession many motorists have delayed the purchase of a newer vehicle. But as existing vehicles continue to age, major components can begin to fail and leave motorists facing a tough decision -- invest in costly repairs to an older vehicle or the purchase of a newer one. "Repairing major vehicle components such as the transmission or engine can run upwards of $2,000 or more," said John Nielsen, director, AAA Approved Auto Repair and Auto Buying. "When faced with the decision of whether to invest in the repair of a current vehicle or purchase a newer one, motorists need to consider a number of factors." ...
Source: Health Business Week (2009-02-27)
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