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I risk losing my livelihood because Nissan failed to repair my car
A self-employed driving instructor faces financial hardship as Nissan has not repaired their leased dual-control car for three months, with a spare part expected to take at least a month longer. The instructor cannot afford to hire a replacement vehicle, risking their livelihood.
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