I recently got a quote from my auto mechanic on repairing my car. Wow! his quote was expensive!
Yeah, repairing cars can be expensive. What kind of car do you have?
It's a Buick, with a bit different type of an engine. Perhaps, it's because he specializes in that make, and the type of engine.
Ah, yeah, have you looked at youtube and see if you could repair it yourself? Sometimes the fix is pretty easy to do it yourself.
No way that I could, but at least my auto mechanic was quick to diagnose the problem.
Ah, ok. Well it is good you have a good mechanic. I got a mechanic I go to if I can't fix the problem. Did he have to order the parts or is it a quick fix?
Yes, he had to order the replacement part, but he said it would still be done in a day. Pretty quick, is your guy?
Nice that is pretty fast. Yeah my guy is usually pretty quick unless he has to order the part but that is pretty rare. He charges pretty reasonable rates too since he's an independent  mechanic.
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Basic vehicle maintenance is a fundamental part of a mechanic's work in modern industrialized countries while in others they are only consulted when a vehicle is already showing signs of malfunction. Preventative maintenance is also a fundamental part of a mechanic's job, but this is not possible in the case of vehicles that are not regularly maintained by a mechanic. One misunderstood aspect of preventative maintenance is "scheduled replacement" of various parts, which occurs before failure to avoid far more expensive damage.
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