Many consider their car almost a member of the family, which, like other members of the household, can periodically “get sick” and “get injured.” Only the price of treating such a patient is sometimes comparable to its cost. Not all car enthusiasts understand that this amount does not always correspond to the actual cost of repairs. It happens that the client is not only cheated out of money, but also robbed, replacing good spare parts with old and unusable ones. This is fraught with emergency situations on the road (for example, a wheel falls off, the steering fails, the brakes jam, etc.), the culprit of which will be the owner of the dishonestly repaired car. This book describes deception at a car service center and ways to combat it.