Insurance Approves Cheap Aftermarket Parts for Leased Vehicle Repairs
Progressive approved an aftermarket radiator instead of OEM parts for a leased vehicle, which may violate lease terms. Dismissive adjuster communication left the leaseholder without transportation for over a week during a straightforward repair.
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