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If possible, test drive your car prior to paying for repairs. A lot of people forget to test drive their vehicle and pay for repairs that did not really fix their problem.
You do not have to call a mechanic every time you are having car trouble. There are a lot of things you can do easily. You can take your chances by going on the Internet to find some information to see if you can locate the problem. If it's easy, you can repair the problem yourself, and save money too.
See if you can find reviews about the body shop of your choice on the Internet. This gives you an idea regarding the public's view of the particular service and lets you know who and where you should avoid. You can then use that information to pick a shop that you can feel comfortable giving your money to.
Watch out for mechanics that don't know what they're doing. If you have trouble getting a straight answer out of them, (or if, even worse, they refuse to answer questions to your satisfaction) they probably aren't the kind of people you want to work with. It is important that you establish trust with the person who is going to fix your vehicle.
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