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Are you handy enough to handle your own car repairs, or is it better to leave the dirty work to the professionals? This week on The Bounce Rate, we're putting our automotive knowledge to the test, debating DIY maintenance versus professional repairs, and exploring what makes customers trust their local mechanics. From oil changes and brake pads to dealership prices and customer loyalty, we're looking at what drives consumers to choose one auto repair shop over another.
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