My dad's Chevy Malibu is glitching.

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Asked by JBuch97 Dec 11, 2014 at 03:33 PM about the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

About two months ago, the car got hit in front side, where computer is. for the past month
and a half, the radio has been cutting on and off. the car repeatly loses power. The car
has a phone made it the radio, while you are talking it will hang you up. Think it might be
computer, but not sure. Any ideas will be helpful.

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Because the car is a 2013 you have 2 options and neither one of these options should cost you anything. First, the insurance company must repair all problems that were caused by the accident. Second, if the insurance company says this problem was not caused by the accident then your car should still be covered by warrenty

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