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In article <vmasvINNede@cs.utexas.edu> srin@cs.utexas.edu (Srinivas Nedunuri) writes:
>You keep harping on about this but I dont see what the insurance agent has to
>do with run of the mill repairs. When I and many of my friends have repairs
>we just take the car along to the mechanic. I dont see how any insurance 
>company is going to know how many repairs I have done this year on my Ford or
>Nissan or whatever.

Many insurance companies also write the same policies that are used for
``extended warranties''.  Contact your All State agent if you'd like more
details (I am pretty sure that All State still does this, I don't think
State Farm does, but I may be wrong).  Also, many repairs that are the
result of collisions can also be caused by other mechanical failures.

This isn't news to most people - the reason that is most commonly given
is that the parts are more expensive since they must be imported.
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