Take Control of Service & Repair

• Do your homework ask friends and associates for recommendations.
• Follow the servicing recommendations of your owner’s manual.
• Put it in writing, list problems in detail; unusual noises, smells, changes in performance, etc.
• Stick with one facility, cultivate a good relationship, and allow the shop to maintain complete records on your vehicle.

You've got a good car. You don't have to do much besides put gas in it. Then one day you break down. It usually can't be at a worse time. And it can cost hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars!