The Auto Garage advertised vehicle repairs by "licensed mechanics." Tony,a car owner,took his vehicle to Auto for repairs.The garage owner,Xavier,examined the car,and indicated that extensive repairs were required.Tony left his car with Xavier,and the repairs were carried out by another licensed mechanic,Rick,an employee.Tony paid $150 for the repairs,but on his way home discovered that the repairs had been negligently made,and had ruined the engine.
-Money damages awarded by the court for the negligence would be approximately equal to Tony's loss.

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If the court determines that the repairs were negligently made, Tony would be entitled to money damages that approximate the amount of his loss, which in this case would likely be the cost of repairing or replacing the engine. However, the actual amount awarded would depend on a variety of factors, including the comparative negligence of the parties involved and any limits on liability in the garage's contract or state law.

The Auto Garage Advertised Vehicle Repairs by "Licensed Mechanics