Sept 2026 The last of the whine. I'm practically a vintage car enthusiast now with my single-owner 231,000 1999 Saturn (people who like these cars do like them). For 2 or 3 years, an ominously increasing/changing bearing noise had been a mysterious, significant worry - wheel bearings were a suspect, but Chuck's 2nd opinion concurred with Firestone's: intermediate driveshaft carrier bearing, a part discontinued long ago. This small obscure part was now worth my entire hitherto reliable car, which I wanted to keep on the road. Two other places had balked at this, but Chuck's guys searched and found a replacement bearing. This was a convenient time for other major stuff: front wheel bearings, rear shocks, CV axle (all original), and of course they found a several smaller but important things I'd been neglecting. The whine is gone, the wheels are quieter, handles much better, and I don't have to find another car yet. A big expensive job, but actually less than I was prepared to spend. read more

While moving my daughter back to Seattle we found the need for car help. This shop was close by and offered an amazing experience by providing a thorough breakdown of prioritized needs and costs. Professional, kind, and the shop was impeccably clean. read more

DO NOT GO HERE! I took my car in for a brake inspection due to excessive squeaking. They did a full car inspection and stated that my brakes were perfectly fine and "still had a lot of life left in them". They did convince me to pay $700 to replace a timing belt. One week later, my brakes stopped working in the middle of me driving. Took it to a different auto shop, my brakes were scraping so bad that my brake lines were broken and the fluid leaked out, causing my brakes to stop working completely. I could have died. DO NOT GO HERE! read more

This is a difficult update to write because I had previously written a complimentary review with an endorsement. Unfortunately, I was very much mistaken. Short story is they replaced our alternator and battery with new ones in October 2024. In early January, while driving our car lost all electricity and we barely made it home safely. The following day I took it to the official dealer, where their service department explained to us that the alternator was actually previously used/refurbished when installed by Chuck's a few months back. After speaking with Dave at Chuck's they acknowledged using a refurbished part; although they never once mentioning this to us originally and despite charging us a price for a new alternator (according to the dealer service manager). I wouldn't recommend this place. read more

Excellent staff and service. Valuable care with every single car they service. Been going here for 4 years. read more

Car was overheating. My friend's Mustang was overheating he took it in for a repair quote. The diagnosis was a bad water pump. he was given a quote of about 900$ for that Job. They came up with a list of other things the car needed ended up over 6000$ if he said yes to all they wanted to do. Low and behold the previous owner said he was surprised to hear the water pump went bad as it had previously been replaced. I looked into it and discovered that the thermostat was the culprit. 7.99 part. Told him to go back and ask for a refund for a faulty diagnosis. He was denied and given a bunch of double talk about all the test they performed. So, if you asked me, I would say watch out this shop could be a shop of horrors. read more

Their customer service is excellent and they did a (mostly) thorough $200 inspection of a vehicle I was looking at purchasing. There was a noise they couldn't diagnose (their theory was the wheel bearing) which would require an additional $150 inspection fee. Unsure if this is normal behavior across the industry. Not a fan of them quoting a Platinum Fuel / Air Induction Service for $470, a service which is commonly seen as unnecessary upselling with minimal benefit. I would double check the specifics for what they're charging per hour and parts cost for each fix and see if it aligns with rates/part prices for the area. read more

As a first-time customer I was treated like a regular. My initial estimate was received promptly and so was the service. These guys really did me a huge favor, resulting in a new and dedicated customer. Much appreciation and gratefulness! read more

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Great service yet again! I didn't realize my car was due for so many services at once. I was a bit overwhelmed, the staff at Maple Leaf Chuck's went above and beyond to make sure my car got the services needed while keeping me within my budget. They were also excellent at working with my busy schedule to make sure I could get in quickly. I can definitely feel the difference after all the services were done. She drives amazing and I'm so grateful for their efficiency and quality customer service. If you need a local auto spot, Chuck's is definitely where you want to be! read more

This is an awesome small business with big customer service. Very professional an not a lot of unnecessary upselling. Always happy to do what they can. Very hometown reliability. Thank you Seattle Chuck's Auto Team ! read more

I have been using chucks auto for all my auto service and repair need for a couple of years now and honestly I have only praise. OWEN(service Manager) us top notch. They are very professional and never trying to sale a service or part that is needed. I could alot more I would truly recomend these guys to anyone thst want amazing service at a rwaso abe Price They are the best auto repair shop I've ever dealt with read more

TLDR; Please do not pay the "fees" expense on your invoice. When you review the online portal's estimate of work, each service is listed with a base price, the estimated tax, and the combined price of the two. Tax can be a shocker in the end, so that's nice to have it accounted for at the outset. Except that when you move on to the next screen, it hides all of the individual services and brings you to the final price. The final price will be the cost of their work plus a single line item labeled "fees," calculated together to give you a subtotal. Tax is applied to give you the grand total. The catch is, the fees are just the estimated tax given initially with each individual service. So the final price Chucks is charging is actually: work + tax (relabeled as fees)= subtotal; subtotal + tax = final total. So that subtotal round of taxes fees is just an extra charge for them to passively collect, and since the numbers it's pulled from were already on the bill, it's designed to not stand out. Weirdly enough, after I called and specifically noted this, the fees given via the online and physical invoice were reduced to $0.00, and I no longer was on the line for those fake taxes turned fees. I elected to decline the $1,782.39 (that number accounting for just one round of tax) of recommended services that arose out of the courtesy inspection. I have an older, high mileage car, but after reviewing the list recommended services, the majority felt like weak, quota-matching suggestions. I do have to give some level of kudos for the audacity to recommend a casual $1700 of work. After declining and when I went to get my car, they let me know it's doing pretty good overall. The service I took my car in for was something I could get handled at any chain name mechanic. I wanted to head to a smaller local business instead. I would encourage folks to go elsewhere. I'm genuinely thrown by the amount of positive experiences given here. The mechanics/staff I spoke to were very kind. When I expressed frustration and was definitely overly curt with my tone, they were consistently very patient in speaking to me. The turn around time was very quick and they got me into the shop quickly as well. For me, this was not enough to negate what I felt was an overcharge of my service, the ickiness of the double tax fake fee, or the intensity of the money grab for additional work. read more

These guys are some of the few mechanics with INTEGRITY! They will recommend whatever is needed, never anything that is not, and will always give it to you straight. read more

I went here because it as AAA-certified and nearby. I won't be going back. My car had stalled and then started, but I still wanted to get some diagnostic work done. It was late in the day, but Owen said they could keep the car overnight and get to it the next day. Again, just a simple diagnostic. It took until noon to get my first update, which was that things were taking a while to figure out. No further updates. I knew the shop closed at 5:30, so I called shortly after 4:30 and was told that the diagnostic was still under way but that I would have a full report and list of repairs soon. Wait, wait, wait...neither the report nor the quote reached me until after 5:30, when the shop was already closed. So, if you're keeping track, I lost an entire day due to a simple diagnostic. But that's not the worst. The worst is the game-playing that went on. Before I had the report in hand, Owen mentioned a sensor to me and the battery. Once I got the report, it also mentioned the sensor and the battery. Once I got the actual quotes, though--yes, the sensor was in it, but no battery. No work quoted on the battery at all. Guess maybe it wasn't that bad? And in fact, the battery was under warranty, so I later took it to another shop to service the warranty. They merely knocked some corrosion off the battery, retested it, and it was fine. So, thanks, Chuck's, for not even managing to do elementary cleaning on the battery as part of the diagnostic fee. The quotes for work were outrageous. Numerous things that weren't mentioned as issues at all in the diagnostic, like spark plugs, were quoted at high prices and with no reason given. Even the sensor that was supposedly bad--I called Subaru about it and was told that the most likely cause for the stall I had was needing an oil change, not a bad sensor. The next morning, I had a voicemail from the shop. Guess what it was about? "We should at least do your oil change." Translation: the other work we quoted you was probably trash. To their credit, they did agree to reduce the price on the oil change since I'd paid for the diagnostic, but even at that "reduced" price, it still wasn't cheaper than other oil changes I've had in Seattle. I would NEVER go back here again and would NEVER send a friend here. I felt like I needed a shower after dealing with this shop. read more

***I have to agree with the other one star review that states that they are "rude and make assumptions." I also felt repeatedly dismissed and disrespected by the service personnel and management*** After a misdiagnosed issue and several calls, I was unable to reach anyone at Chuck's for several weeks. When I did, my concerns were dismissed. I was told they had "done everything right." - We brought in the car for a full inspection because the oil was repeatedly leaking. - The inspection did nothing to address the oil leak and the technician told us we were "running the car into the ground" by not changing the oil. - After two more visits the car began to make a shuddering sound which was dismissed as "normal." We then took the car to Subaru where they diagnosed the need for an $8k transmission replacement. All refunds were refused in spite of the fact that they advertise a 100% service guarantee on their web site. read more

Horrible. They market themselves as Lexus specialist but then I noticed they do that with every manufacturer to get you in the door. They quoted me $1200-$1500 to do a timing belt on a RX400h They said the higher end of the quote would be if they need to replace oil seals, I said that is fine, I would rather know there are new seals in there for the next 60k miles. Not even ten minutes gone and they call me to say they misquoted me and it would be closer to $1600. I SMH and say "fine" Later that afternoon he sends me pictures of my transmission oil and said it was bad and needs to be replaced I told him that I had just replaced it with Toyota fluid and he said "oh that's why it's darker in color, because it's Toyota" SMH (no it's still red) Then he said the cv boot is torn and the axle needs to be replaced. I said "I had just replaced both axles a few months ago as well" he came back " oh it's just a little pin hole nothing to worry about right now." Also said my lower control arm bushings are torn "I said no, they have some cracks in them and are not bad for a 200k Mile car, when they start making noise I will replace them." So I go to pick up my car after getting a text at 4:30 (they close at five) and manage to make it there right before they close, he hands me the bill with a brief discussion on what they did and I said "well did you do the oil seals as this is higher than what you quoted me? He said no, we didn't get to them because they looked dry and we spent a lot of time on the corroded water pump bolts" I looked at the old water pump and saw zero corrosion around the bolt holes, he then tells me how bad a plastic impeller is on a water pump and I said "that is a Toyota water pump that has lasted over 120k miles, how is that bad?" I've been a mechanic in Seattle for over 30 years. I went against my gut because I am limited on space and time and crossed my fingers to find an honest shop. I failed. So I'm convinced the service writers only job at chucks is to lie and upsell services and products. Now I get to go 60 thousand miles and HOPE my cam and crank seals don't leak all over my new, overpriced timing belt. Oh and I received $40 "Chucks Bucks" what a joke. They pay you off with gimmicks. For what they charge that may buy you an air freshener. Or maybe they think I'll pay them to reset my power windows that they screwed up after disconnecting my battery or at the very least wipe the black grease off my glove box door. Stay away from this place! I should have read the BBB and yelp reviews first. read more

Be careful when bringing your vehicle here. I was quoted +$3,000 for a legitimate repair my car needed. When I picked up my car I could hear that there was something not right. I brought it up again and it seems "they overlooked" some other components and didn't realize i needed some additional work. I was quoted an additional $800 which i refused to do and took it to the Ford agency for a second opinion. Im glad i did that, they told me the repairs they did caused the secondary issue and it was easy to tell from their perspective (they fixed my car for less than the $800 as well) This was my go-to place for over 2 years and never had issues. Don't be fooled by the nice talking/cust service they have and their Chuck bucks or whatever to shut you up when they screw up. Not coming back ever again to this place read more

My car briefly overheated and since I had received a $20 coupon in the mail from Chucks, I decided to bring it in for them to check it out. I was assured that most likely it was a minor fix. A couple hours later I was called about the "bad news" that the head gasket was bad and needed to be replaced. The "evidence" was from "hydrocarbons" somewhere they shouldn't be. I was given a $3000+ quote for head gasket repair; which was outrageous! There were no other signs of the head gasket being bad other than that extremely brief overheating. Not able to afford an expensive repair, I picked up my car and had to pay a nearly $140 bill for the "courtesy" of that diagnosis. That $20 coupon is after tax so it really didn't make much of a difference. I drove the car for almost a month and it never overheated. I paid for a $140 fluid top off so that helped! I took the car into a more honest shop today and it turns out that radiator cap was swollen and they replaced it; a $14 part. They also wrote on the receipt: "there isn't any evidence of head gasket failure". A swollen radiator cap can cause engine overheating. So if you feel like getting scammed into unneeded expensive repairs go to this shop. Glad I got a second opinion from a much more honest and reputable shop! read more

These guys are A+ in my book. I came in with a car I was sure was undrivably broken. After a quick look, Eric said 'nope, I think it's just the tie rod.' - he was right, and, ok the labor cost was high (it needed an alignment and some other stuff), it was WAY less than I was afraid. He was quite honest about what I COULD do to bring the value up and make it a safer car (it's a 2011 Fiesta), but no pressure, no hard sell, just a full estimate of what each thing will cost if/when I want to do it. The car was fixed in 2 days, runs GREAT, and the guys were just SO nice. I recommend them!!! Also, I'd taken the bus up there with my foster puppy - they all were just gushing over her, giving her treats, and smiling and petting her, which made both of us so very happy. These guys are really good. Not the least expensive in town, but certainly not the most, and totally worth it for fast, good service! (remember - in this world you get to pick 2 - fast/good/cheap. They are DEFINITELY the first two, plus honest and just REAL people. (It wasn't crazy expensive. I mean less than I was expecting based on other shops!!!!) Go here. These guys are great, and Eric was pretty much the nicest mechanic I've met. Also, everyone there treated me with respect, not assuming that a person who presents as a middle aged woman was not knowledgeable about cars! read more

A bit pricey I called to ask about a weird sound my car was making. The person on the phone seemed nice and I was able to bring my car in as soon as possible which was great! I arrived and we took a drive (basically backed out and it made the noise) and he quoted me the price to take a look at it. I believe he said $60-$130. I walked home and they texted me me about 3 hours later. The text had a link that reported they had found the problem, my breaks needed replacement. It then went on to quote me a little over $1000 for the front brakes, another $1000 for the back brakes. $150 or so to change the brake fluid, along with some other recommendations. It was pretty pricey for me so I declined it. I I then received a call confirming I had denied. There was no recommendations about what to prioritize or price negotiation, simply that they confirmed I rejected the fixes. He also informed me that I would have to sign a form because my car was not safe to drive. I okayed this - I found a mechanic close by that did the brakes and brake fluid for $1500 compared to the $2200+ this place had quoted me. I would've went with them if I could afford it given its very close by, but managed to save a few hundred. Below is a break down. In total I think i paid $86 so they could tell me I needed brakes. Rating breakdown 1. Interaction (1star) 2. Efficiency (1 star) 3. Cost (0 stars) 4. flexibility (0 star) 5. Communication (0 star) read more

I sent my car for a repair and when I got it back something in the engine was ticking and making the car sputter. I called right after leaving complaining about the problems and I was brushed off saying it was just the oil. I then proceeded to get an oil change which fixed nothing so I called again. They continue to tell me it has nothing to do with anything they've done but turns out while checking my spark plugs they did not plug them back in at all and that's what was causing the problems. Because I'm a woman the workers decided to play off my concerns as me not taking care of my car when in reality it was their own mess up. Don't recommend. read more

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This is my review for Chuck's Auto Repair - Maple Leaf. Please do not take your business here, as they are rude and make assumptions without bothering to ask first. On 1/11/2022 Tuesday I had a flat tire on my Toyota Camry (rear tire). I have an hour commute so I needed to go somewhere in the Northgate area before going home. I came to Chucks and spoke with an employee and I was urged to go to Discount Tires. Unfortunately, I went to Discount Tire and they were full so I returned to Chuck's to see if they can put on my spare tire for me. I was approached by Owen who was very rude and assumed that I should call AAA... How can I call AAA if I do not have membership with AAA. He then raised his voice and said he will change me to change the spare. I had no choice but to accept as I needed to get home. I do not recommend people do business with Chuck's Auto Repair. read more

I had an outstanding experience with Chuck's. I had an SUV that had engine failure. They were reasonable and professional the whole way. They gave me multiple options to repair including an offer to buy the vehicle as-is. I opted to do the repair. They stayed in constant communication. They rejected the first replacement engine as not meeting their standards. This increased the repair time, but it was greatly appreciated that they were focused on quality. A major repair like this can become an opportunity to nickle-and-dime but they didn't do that, they worked to stick closely to their initial estimate despite some unexpected challenges along the way. I was impressed with the professionalism and the focus on quality. I would not hesitate to trust Chuck's with future repair work. read more

My truck overheated the week I was trying to list it for sale. I emailed to make an appointment the night my truck overheated, and Chuck's was able to fit me in the next day. I requested a general inspection in addition to the diagnostic test, and the issue was simply a faulty thermostat, which they replaced immediately. Throughout the whole process, the technicians made me feel like my car was their top priority and were enthusiastic in explaing the pros and cons about further maintenance needed, without pushing unnecessary costs. And their general inspection report is so thorough! Complete with pictures, additional mechanic notes and quotes, the report will be an excellent tool in selling my car. Some reviews on here speak about dishonesty at Chuck's; however, I felt quite the opposite. They answered all of my extensive questions and provided thorough, scientific explanations. Car maintenance can be expensive people! read more

Not the best. Chuck's is extremely overpriced and dishonest. $50 for an oil change is outright ridiculous! There's also no waiting room, you have to wait in the weird coffee shop next door. They also over-book and do not know how to manage their time/appointments. When I showed up on time for my appointment, the front desk told me they needed my car for the entire day with absolutely NO notice. Had I known they'd be taking that long, I would have brought work with me to complete or arranged for a ride. I told the front desk worker I had to leave because I could not sit around for 4-5 hours waiting for an oil change. They did a "complimentary inspection" on my car (which I did not consent to/was not informed about prior to my appointment) and quoted my car to "need" over $600 in repairs. Not accurate or honest! I literally had my car inspected prior to having it shipped to me- and nothing was wrong with it. Avoid Chuck's Auto Repair at all costs! It's just a scam. read more

I discovered this shop online to get my breaks done on my Ram cargo van. The service they gave me was top notch. For as long as I live in the area I will be using them for all my automotive needs. read more

They make you wait n wait n then give you a long list of things your car needs done. 75% of it is just trying to fish for more work. I have no issue with how nice they are but they price their repairs ridiculously high. ADVICE: Just Google your repair cost online or shop around before you agree to their suggestions. I think if you have a lot of money and want a nice friendly staff THEN do go to them read more

After they fixed something with my axle, I was driving to work two days later when my brakes completely gave out. Used the e-brake to coast into the parking lot at work. They denied any responsibility and charged me for new brakes. Never going back. read more

These guys act like they are professional while conning you into service that is unnecessary and will overcharge you for said service. I had some work done by this shop then took my car to another location for a second opinion for the remaining only to find out that 80% of the things they called out were complete BS. This shop gave me a hard time for having a roof box on my car because of constraints with their lift/space. While thats reasonable it should be on them to call out constraints within their operation upfront vs expecting the customer to read their mind. Was not impressed with their service manager Owen. He used guilt tripping tactics in an attempt to promote unnecessary service. This place thrives on taking advantage of rich Seattleites. Do you self a favor and go somewhere else. read more

Professional, funny, and they get work done fast and affordable. I take my 91 ford LTD crown Vic here, twice now as part of a "restoration" of sorts. I usually just drop the car off over the weekend with an issue- it's always fixed by Tuesday, even after I insist there's no rush I'd definitely recommend getting your general maintenance done here, even if you're just getting fluids done. read more

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Great place! I have taken my several of my vehicles to them for servicing, troubleshooting etc and have not had a problem. You get what you pay for, and that is evident here. I took my Corvette to them that had horrendous what I thought was charging issues. They took their time and even ensured that it was stored inside at all times and spent five days Troubleshooting to insure that the car didn't misbehave. This turned out to be a bad battery after all of the drama, which was really good news! I haven't had issues with the vehicle starting since and am very pleased with the service I received. They did not try to up sell me on any special parts or services that I may have needed with any of the vehicles I owned. Overall very pleased with everything! read more

Solid knowledge, not condescending, and I think trustworthy w/good workmanship. They have a system that auto-sends a multi-point inspection and esimte-- that can have many expensive and/or irrelevant (to your first concern) suggestions to fix or check, so be prepared. But they respond quickly, have accurate timelines for work completed, and they are quick even for bigger jobs and good in follow-up if any questions. Prices are not cheap, but nothing is these days. 5 stars deserved. read more

Finally an Honest Mechanic! These guys were great and offer great service for a great price! Very strait-forward and upfront. They really listened to my needs and found a way to work within them. They didn't try to up sell me to pay for maintenance I didn't need. They pointed out issues that could wait and issues that really needed to be addressed for safety, and clearly explained why those were the priorities. I will be coming to Chucks indefinitely for all my car maintenance and questions! If you are concerned about predatory mechanics, go to chucks and rest easy. They will take good care of you, like they did me. read more

From a distance I guided my daughter through a vehicle nightmare and Ryan at Chucks was there 100% to help not only with my daughters cars that broke down twice traveling from Portland to Seattle but made sure she was safe while dealing with her car issues during this pandemic. I can't rate or recommend this shop more highly. read more

Won't go back. Wife took our truck to find out about a burning smell. Chucks had us replace the head gasket. About a week later I noticed a head light out. When I went to change it I found the bulb had become dislodged and melted the plastic. Chucks did refund us the labor but we still paid about 200 for a problem that didn't exist. On a second occasion my car, which was a manual transmission, all of a sudden wouldn't go into 2nd, 4th, or reverse. I researched what I thought the problem was which was a holding clip on the shifting cables. I was told by Chucks I would need a new transmission costing about $3000. I decided to try and fix myself. It was the cable holding clip. Took about and hour to fix and the part from a junk yard cost me a dollar. Be wary! read more

This review is long overdue. I was having coffee at a local coffee shop and when i was leaving found out i had a flat. Chuck's promptly went to work and fixed the flat in record time and got me bock on the road!!! They rocked and showed a level of customer service i found unrivaled at any auto shop i have ever been too! two thumbs up read more

I don't trust this repair shop as a woman. Charged way too much for after market parts, when they were insistent on supplying new parts but then couldn't get them for my repair. Barely gave me a discount for the difference. Was basically robbed. They also charge bogus inspection fees that should be included in the overall price when you're already paying for repairs and labor, but they're added on top. Upsell upsell upsell. Don't go here.... read more

I write this review after two experiences with Chuck's. I drive a 20-year-old Corolla. I got into a fender bender more than two years ago and the folks at Chuck's fixed my car for a price under what they quoted me. My car has since made it to San Francisco and back twice. It has made it to central Oregon and back no less than ten times. I drive it often -- at least once a week -- and other than a freak flat tire, until yesterday I hadn't had a single problem with it. Yesterday, my oil filter came loose and caused my car to sputter and die. I thought it was something that was going to require a very expensive repair. The guys at Chuck's told me it was just a loose oil filter, so they changed it as well as my oil and got me a new set of front brakes (which I know I actually needed because I keep good car records) for a very reasonable price -- and they managed to do it in time for me to get to my dad's in Oregon for Thanksgiving. The mechanics there take the time to tell you exactly what needs immediate attention and what you can put on hold. I have been driving old cars for years. I've had half a dozen mechanics (all at big chains) try to fleece me or overcharge me for services I don't even need. The folks at Chuck's have been the happy exception to that rule. I won't take my car anywhere else in Seattle. read more

Dishonest. Chucks swindled me into expensive diagnostics with "oral consent" that was one thing when I talked to them on the phone and another thing on paper. When I raised the issue of feeling scammed, the man on the phone told me that this was not the case. This shop left me feeling dirty after. I would not recommend read more

I hate writing reviews and even more I hate having to make repairs to my car. Instead of buying a new car my partner and mom convinced me to repair mine so I relented and sent it to Chuck's. I was hoping that my 11 year old Subaru would take 4+ days but it took 3 to be done and honestly I wanted more time to get the dollars together. The list of repairs was very long as it was leaking oil like a stuck pig and no other repair shop has EVER told me to get anything preventative done to my car. I will be honest and I know someone who works there but with that being said he would not have allowed me to bring my car there if the work done was not quality work. I am confident that if there is any issue that arrises that they will be fair with what needs to be repaired and not over charge, but hell I can't fix my car myself and they are tons cheaper than the dealer for everything. The guy I know there even gave a friend a quote on a clutch replacement that was less than the VW dealer and then the dealer matched his estimate saving her hundreds. He also gave her additional information about what was needing to be done empowering her when she talked to the dealer. Oh, did I mention that shops who worked on my car previously half-assed things and I was provided with pictures by Chuck's of what they were fixing before they fixed it. read more

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