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Release Date: 04/16/2009

Five Auto-service Rip-offs - from Consumer Reports

Many car service items include items that go beyond what's listed in the owners manual. Consumer Reports lists five rip-offs to watch out for. CR Podcast

Publication date 04/16/09

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