March 2010 Edition : Diagnostic & Electronic Repair / Automotive Training & Education
Farzam Afshar says his company’s goal “is to go into shops and evaluate their work quality and coach their technicians on what they’re doing right and wrong rather than waiting for a repair issue to get them into court and conflict.”
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