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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Isn’t your battery original? Very common for batteries to die on the first cold night. [/quote] Yes, it's original. The car is 2013 and has 50,000 miles on it so maybe? [/quote] Rather than taking it to the shop, you should've just changed the battery. Walmart, surprisingly, sell good batteries. Hope they don't charge you too much. Good luck[/quote] $200 for the new battery and labor. Considering I have no tools, knowledge or space to do it (a woman living in a condo) I'd say it's fair. :-) But even the mechanic said companies are making it harder to replace these parts yourself because they want to make money on maintenance and repairs.[/quote]
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