For years, consumers have been told:
- “That’s just how modern cars are now.”
- “Vehicles are too complicated to repair.”
- “Everything is software now.”
- “You’ll just have to replace it.”
Meanwhile, vehicle prices continue climbing while consumers deal with:
- premature transmission failures
- sealed “non-serviceable” systems
- touchscreen dependency
- subscription features
- dealership markups
- anti-repair restrictions
- excessive electronic complexity
- and repair costs that make otherwise functional vehicles economically disposable
The average consumer is being pushed into endless payment and replacement cycles while manufacturers continue prioritizing short-term profit over long-term durability and ownership rights.
So I wrote a full national petition calling for:
- stronger Right-to-Repair protections
- durability and serviceability standards
- warranty reform
- drivetrain reliability accountability
- transparency in pricing and defects
- protection against software-based ownership restrictions
- and restoration of long-term consumer ownership rights
This is not anti-technology.
It is anti-disposable engineering.
Consumers deserve vehicles that are:
- durable
- repairable
- transparent
- and realistically maintainable long-term
If this resonates with you, I’d appreciate you reading and sharing the petition.
u/AdmirableLeader816 — 10 days ago