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Asda Investigates After Cars Break Down Following Fill-Ups in Coleraine

Asda Investigates After Cars Break Down Following Fill-Ups in Coleraine

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Asda has launched an investigation after drivers said their cars developed problems shortly after filling up at its petrol station in Coleraine, County Londonderry. Several motorists described vehicles vibrating, struggling to accelerate and breaking down, with one family facing almost £1,000 in mechanic and repair bills. The supermarket apologised, removed some pumps from service and said it was looking into a small number of complaints.

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