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For many families, summertime means vacation time. But for auto repair con artists it’s the season for preying on unsuspecting travelers for a fast buck. “Most auto mechanics are honest,” said James Holleran, vice president of claims at Government Employees Insurance Company (GEICO). But there are some unscrupulous ones who make a great deal of money ‘helping’ anxious vacationers get on with their trips.” Mr. Holleran offered the following advice to help consumers avoid auto repair ripoffs. —First and foremost, have your ; car checked out by your regular me; chanic before leaving on your trip. • He may be able to correct minor • problems that could cause major ! headaches if left to the diagnostic ; techniques of a dishonest mechanic. ; The most common breakdowns in• volve the cooling system, brakes, fan and power belts and tires; pay
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