Cars are frustrating. When they’re running fine, they’re great. When they’re not, they’re a pain. Very few people know how to fix cars, and some that do try to rip you off. Others think they know how but really don’t. Doesn’t it seem like car insurance should cover all car problems? Health insurance covers me when I need a checkup, medication, or surgery. Can’t car insurance do the same? I sure pay enough for it, and haven’t had to file a claim yet. Does this rambling sound like an essay from a 4th grader yet? I hope so. All I want is for my car to pass its emissions test so I can pay $79.00 and get my tags. Is that too much to ask? I’m done.
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