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What is the name of a foreign auto repair shop?

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SanEverly

07/30/25 1:20am

Foreign auto repair shops are called autobodyshops. Auto Repair Shop: An auto repair shop is a specialized facility for repairing vehicles and assemblies, typically located within bus stations or operating as independent businesses. Basic repair methods can be categorized as on-site repairs and assembly replacement repairs. Auto Repair: Auto repair refers to the regular cleaning of vehicles, inspection and lubrication of components, as well as the replacement and repair of damaged parts. The primary goal is to effectively maintain the vehicle's performance and optimal technical condition, preventing malfunctions caused by part wear and tear, thereby ensuring travel safety and road safety.

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