Peyton Knight, the owner of Knight's Automotive Repair in New Jersey, described what customers can expect when trying to fix their vehicles as inflation sits at 40-year highs.
FOX Business' Madison Alworth speaks with Peyton Knight, the owner of Knight's Automotive Repair in New Jersey, about what customers can expect.
Peyton Knight, the owner of Knight's Automotive Repair, told FOX Business’ Madison Alworth during a live interview on "" Monday that he used to repair engines for about $4,500, but now he charges $9,500 due to cost pressures.
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