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The cost of auto body work can be largely dependent on two factors: First, the amount of work that needs to be done; and second, the shop performing the work. In order to avoid paying too much, get as many estimates as you can from your local body shops before agreeing on a price. One of the most common scams in the auto repair industry is giving customers a quote, and then adding on additional work that was not agreed upon. Some auto repair shops are not ethical and if you don't know the baseline of the work that should be performed, it is all too easy to be taken in. You may be able to negotiate a lower price with an auto body shop. Authorize the shop to fix only what you have agreed upon. Contact your better business bureau and research the shops in your area before making a decision. While it is necessary to have your vehicle fixed, you don't have to allow yourself to be taken advantage of.On One Hand: Dealing with a Reputable Shop
On the Other: Common Scams
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