Books lying, cheating car mechanics don't want women to read

From Amazon.com (https://amzn.to/2S9EGrW) "Doris Chan is a lifelong car enthusiast from Los Angeles who loves helping other people figure out the world of cars. How Mechanics Cheat Women is everybody's guide to how the car repair industry works for its own benefit, and how you can take charge -- without having any mechanical ability or knowledge yourself -- to get good, honest, low-priced car repairs.

Get a $800 transmission replacement when your neighbor paid $3,000. Know when and how to say "no" to your mechanic. And overcome your fear of mechanics so that any car, even an old high-maintenance car, becomes easy-peasy for you and your budget."

From Amazon.com: (https://amzn.to/2Exe5Sq) #1 Best Seller! Get the confidence and know-how you need to fix and maintain your vehicle like a pro! Want to handle basic auto repairs yourself? This easy-to-follow guide gives you the nuts and bolts of diagnosing trouble and performing simple maintenance and repairs on your vehicle.

From Amazon.com: (https://amzn.to/2EwZmGT) Patrice Banks was once like most of us: a self-professed “auto airhead” who was clueless about car maintenance, yet convinced that mechanics were taking advantage of her. Now she’s an auto pro devoted to empowering women to learn basic car repairs and knowing what to do in an emergency.

From Amazmon.com: (https://amzn.to/2UNj1aB) #1 Amazon Best Seller! "How Cars Work is a completely illustrated primer describing the 250 most important car parts and how they work. This mini test book includes wonderfully simple line drawings and clear language to describe all the automotive systems as well as a glossary, index, and a test after each chapter. How Cars Work provides the basic vocabulary and mechanical knowledge to help a reader talk intelligently with mechanics understand shop manuals, and diagnosis car problems. Tom Newton guides the reader with a one topic per page format that delivers information in bite size chunks, just right for teenage boys. How Cars Work was the most stolen book at Kennedy High School in Richmond California! Teachers like our title and so do librarians. The History channel, Modern Marvels-2000, Actuality Productions, Inc is using How Cars Work to train staff for a documentary on automobiles."

From Amazon.com: (https://amzn.to/2EAhcsw) Dozens of step-by-step, full-color photos and illustrations make DIY car repairs and maintenance so much easier. When the repair calls for an expert the time comes to take the car to the shop, Dave arms readers with the knowledge they'll need to make the right choices, to avoid unnecessary repairs, and to minimize the possibility of getting ripped off."

From Amazon.com: (https://amzn.to/2EuWivb) "Stevenson is an automobile mechanic who has worked in many types of repair facilities; in this book, he puts his experience to good use as he easily explains the industry and what it does for the consumer. Included in his discussion are the strengths and weaknesses of repair facilities from gas stations to dealerships; mechanics, who they are and how they are trained; consumers and how they are viewed by the industry that reaps over $70 billion of their money; the maintenance and repair processes for all elements in an automobile; and a section on recourse against fraud. A good glossary explains auto-repair terminology, and in the text, major points are put in useful highlighted boxes. A fine source for useful, timely data." - Steven J. Mayover, Free Lib. of Philadelphia