The Four Guys Garage advertised automobile repairs by "Licensed Mechanics." Terry,a car owner,took his automobile to the Four Guys Garage for repairs.The garage owner,Todd,examined the car,and indicated that extensive repairs were required.Terry left his car with Todd,and the repairs were carried out by another licensed mechanic,Rod,an employee.Terry paid $150 for the repairs,but on his way home discovered that the repairs had been negligently made,and had ruined the engine.The Four Guys Garage is liable to Terry under the vicarious performance rule for Rod's negligence.

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The Four Guys Garage is responsible for the actions of its employees, including Rod the licensed mechanic who negligently made the repairs. This is known as the vicarious performance rule, which holds an employer responsible for the acts of its employees that are done within the scope of their employment. Therefore, the garage is liable for the damage caused to Terry's car and must compensate him accordingly.

The Four Guys Garage Advertised Automobile Repairs by "Licensed Mechanics