Repair twist

Mark finds £36 fix for £4,000 repair problem

Published:  20 December, 2007

A BOSS at mail order company Car Parts Direct has become embroiled in a row with a Mercedes-Benz dealership after staff told him it would cost £4,376 to repair his car.

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