The Right to Repair Act is about access, availability and choice for consumers.
It will allow vehicle owners the right to have repairs performed in a timely manner
and choose the replacement parts for their vehicles.
Ownership. Consumers have the right of ownership. Consumers, not
auto manufacturers, own their vehicles; consumers have the right to repair
Choice. Consumers have a right to choose where, how and by whom
to have their vehicles repaired, even to work on them themselves. Consumers, not
automakers, should decide where to service their vehicles.
Calculate the Economic Benefit of Independent Repair Shops In Your District
This model was developed for the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association by
John Dunham and Associates (2009) and is based on data from a wide variety of sources.
For more information on the model, please
click here for a methodological summary.
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