Will repair shops deliberately damage cars?

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LaChristian
07/30/25 6:15am
Repair shops will not deliberately damage cars. The relevant introduction about repair shops is as follows: Social decentralization: The automotive repair industry serves vehicles in use, which are characterized by mobility and dispersion across urban and rural areas. Therefore, the automotive repair industry is inevitably distributed in various corners of society, exhibiting significant decentralization. Market regulation: The automotive repair industry develops alongside the growth of road transport and automobile manufacturing. Additionally, the widespread presence of enterprises and their specialized service characteristics determine that this industry has strong market regulation attributes. Affiliation: Vehicles are distributed among countless households and various industries. Under a closed economic system, each has its own automotive repair enterprise serving its needs.
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