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I would say that laws covering right-to-repair are almost entirely a different subject than laws governing retail competition. Being forced to buy a vehicle fr
by dangus 2y ago
I would say that laws covering right-to-repair are almost entirely a different subject than laws governing retail competition.
Being forced to buy a vehicle from the manufacturer would be exactly like being forced to buy Indiana Jones and the Great Circle only from Microsoft. But it's a lot better to be able to buy it from multiple game stores, many of which compete on price.
https://www.cheapshark.com/search#q:Indiana%20Jones%20and%20the%20Great%20Circle https://www.cheapshark.com/search#q:Indiana%20Jones%20and%20...
Overall I think it's totally fine that Tesla wants to sell cars direct, and any manufacturer should be able to. But they should also be obligated to sell to dealerships at a fair price (they shouldn't be able to just pretend that their own selling process has no cost associated with it).