Which industry does auto repair belong to?

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Jake
07/30/25 12:29am
Auto repair belongs to the service industry. Here is an introduction to the auto repair industry: 1. Auto repair is a general term for automobile maintenance and repair, simply put, it is the service work of providing after-sales maintenance for automobiles. 2. Auto repair involves troubleshooting faulty automobiles through technical means, identifying the cause of the fault, and taking certain measures to eliminate the fault and restore the automobile to certain performance and safety standards. Here is more information about the auto repair industry: 1. Auto repair is a technical job and belongs to the technical service industry. 2. The repair activities of auto repair shops belong to automobile repair. 3. Auto repair and maintenance activities not conducted by auto repair shops belong to automobile and motorcycle maintenance and upkeep. All of these belong to the service industry.
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