Sentences with phrase «relatively good repair»

Also worth mentioning: in the fall, the M.T.A.'s board approved a $ 32 billion, five - year capital plan to keep the system in a state of relatively good repair and expand it in some places.

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If it gets to daily and replacing the cap doesn't fix it, you'll have to look for a leak (to weld, patch or otherwise repair) or replace the radiator (typically < $ 100 at various online shops) Fortunately since it is imperative that the radiator gets good air flow, it is one of the easiest parts to get to and usually relatively simple to replace (If you can change your own oil, you can probably replace the radiator).

The good news is that GTI engines pretty much last forever, and, although gearboxes tend to fail with very high miles, everything on the car is relatively inexpensive to repair.

The Rogue is a reliable car, repairs are relatively inexpensive when they happen, and are generally rare as the car seems well made.

There have only been a few minors problems with the engine, which were typical engine issues from a well - driven vehicle and they were relatively inexpensive repairs.

The good news is that by enacting some credit repair strategies, you can boost your score rather significantly in a relatively short period of time.

While I have read a good bit on the «do it yourself credit repair» sites, I know I don't want to become a subject matter expert and learn all the paperwork for something that somebody else is willing to do fast, better, and for a relatively low price.

Something to keep in mind here: Credit repair experts say it's better to dispute errors through snail mail so that you have a written record, but I was impatient and addressing relatively straightforward errors, so disputing online worked for me.

Something to keep in mind here: Credit repair experts say it's better to dispute errors through snail mail so that you have a written record, but I was impatient and addressing relatively straightforward errors, so disputing online worked for me.

Finally, if the damage is relatively minor or cosmetic and you're considering repairing it yourself, it may be better not to file a claim at all.

Living in a rural area, driving a car that is relatively inexpensive to repair, having a good credit history, and having a clean driving record will all play a factor in lowering your premiums, while living in a more urban setting, driving a vehicle that is expensive to repair, having a commute distance that is higher than average, and requesting a low deductible (the amount you pay out - of - pocket for repairs) will all raise premiums.