Repair Data for Shops, Technicians and Car Owners
All consumer prices rose 3.7 percent over the same 12 months. Repair prices moved faster than the rest of the household budget, by the government's own count.
Most reports say the engine does not restart at a light. NHTSA has an open probe. The file shows no recall for this on the van.
Electrical work and rear cameras led the count. Ford filed 40.8 percent of all units. Many fixes mention software.
Tires and brakes fell 4 percent. Maintenance rose 3 percent. The average ticket rose, and fewer customers came in.
The index reached 468.491. Parts and pay moved far less. A missing month may leave the next release with no yearly change.
Late shifts, a slip or a red spot on the driveway. First find out if your car even has a dipstick.
Yellow or foggy lenses and dim low beams at night. A kit can help, but it has a limit worth knowing before you sand.
One click and a dim dome light. The fix takes four clamps in the right order and a 12 volt source.
A wall of numbers on the side of your tire. Six reads tell you what it is, how old it is and if it belongs on your car.
Every number here traces back to a public record, and every post lists its links. We pull the federal files ourselves.
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