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Takata Airbag Recall: Answers to FAQs

The Takata airbag scandal is now the biggest vehicles recall in history, affecting over 100 million cars sold by some 20 automobile brands around the world. In Australia, the government made it compulsory for all vehicles installed with the defective Takata airbags to be recalled.

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How to spot fake Google My Business reviews

In this blog post we explain why would someone might give a fake negative Google review, and ways to find out which reviews are fake.

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The Pros and Cons of Aftermarket Car Parts

Aftermarket components afford you the ease and affordability of getting defective car parts replaced. There will be no waiting for the ordered part to arrive. Aftermarket parts have come a long way since they first came out of the market. They were nothing but cheapos before, but many aftermarket makers have already made past that label now. They are not only cheap alternatives—they may also offer new solutions.

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Should You Be Informed If Aftermarket Parts Are Used on Your Car?

There’s a huge difference between genuine or OEM parts and aftermarket parts. Even among aftermarket parts, there’s a lot to choose from. With these variations, quality also varies. Obviously you’d want the best replacement parts for your car, so you deserve to be consulted for decisions that may affect their quality.

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Used Auto Parts vs New Auto Parts with Pros and Cons

Dealership service companies and mechanical workshops are both capable of repairing vehicles. However, mechanical workshops with experience look at things differently, quite often problem solving rather than reading procedures directly out of a handbook. Which is what most dealership service centres do!

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Google Reviews—Do They Truly Reflect the Standards of Your Parts Suppliers?

In the automotive industry, Google reviews speak louder and ring more accurate than product descriptions, which are typically written in superlatives. Reviews, on the other hand, are real-life accounts. They offer future buyers a more balanced view of a particular supplier.

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Should Insurance Companies be Allowed to Use Aftermarket Parts in Your Vehicle?

Should insurance companies be permitted to use cheaper non genuine parts on our insurance claims? This article takes a quick dip into the world what happens when your car goes to the panel beaters.