Maybe it’s my aging home, my aging car or my aging office building, but as the days go by, it seems every repair or improvement that is quoted to me is really expensive.
It doesn’t matter if it is for electrical work, a piece of kitchen equipment or car repair—the quotes are significant, and the devil, as they say, is in the details.
Take my recent car service appointment. I love my car. It has upward of 108,000 miles on it and has served me well.
When I need to buy a new car, I almost certainly will buy the same make and model.
I have been faithful with my scheduled maintenance appointments, using the dealership for the work. It works for me because I have one record of all the work done and I get a free loaner to use.
On a recent scheduled maintenance appointment,