Massachusetts H1293 aims to preserve consumer choice in purchasing motor vehicle service contracts.
Massachusetts H1293 amends the state's General Laws to redefine and regulate motor vehicle service contracts. It introduces new definitions for terms such as "consumer product," "service contract," and "maintenance agreement." The bill exempts certain warranties and service contracts from specific sections of the law, including those provided by public utilities and mechanical breakdown insurance policies. It also prohibits motor vehicle manufacturers, distributors, or franchisor representatives from requiring dealers to exclusively promote or sell certain extended service contracts.
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