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Driver-assistance technology may present new F&I opportunities

Repairs for rear radar sensors could cost $850 to $2,050. A rendering of the Volvo XC90’s rear-end collision avoidance system is shown.
Repairs for rear radar sensors could cost $850 to $2,050. A rendering of the Volvo XC90’s rear-end collision avoidance system is shown.
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By:
Alexa St. John
June 08, 2020 04:00 AM

Cars are chock-full of costly components, especially as radar sensors and cameras for advanced driver-assistance systems — such as parking assist, lane-departure warning and blind-spot monitoring — become more and more standard.

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