Cars too expensive to fix?
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Cars too expensive to fix?
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Even if your car remains accident-free, some of today's high-tech parts can leave you with big repair bills. The celebrated find for car thieves these days is xenon high-intensity-discharge headlights. They can cost up to $3,000 each. That's just for the part, not labor.
And we thought the 2k2-2k3 hids were exspensive
And we thought the 2k2-2k3 hids were exspensive
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Stories of thieves ripping these headlights out of Audis and Nissans - and doing thousands more in body damage - are becoming legion in urban areas. Even when the lights aren't stolen, repairs can be expensive. One body shop that had to remove the lights from a new Audi A8 found they had to be sent back to the manufacturer to be reactivated; otherwise, they wouldn't work.
Altenator for my 68 Mustang: $33
Altenator for my 92 Maxima: $300
Both lifetime warrenty.
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