‘It has officially happened’: Mechanic says he can’t work on your car because they’ve officially been locked out of computer systems ( www.dailydot.com )
'The car companies want to put small guy out of business.'
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'The car companies want to put small guy out of business.'
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So long, parts pairing?
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