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High-tech vehicles are driving up auto repair costs for shops and consumers
Source: CNBC
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Investment in advanced driver-assistance-system (ADAS) calibration equipment, computers and software subscriptions is increasing the cost of routine vehicle servicing. Even windshield replacements and oil changes can become more expensive as repair providers pass through technology and calibration costs to consumers.
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