New York S00516 mandates motor vehicle repair shops to disclose warranty status and estimates for parts and labor, and requires customer consent.

New York S00516 requires motor vehicle repair shops to disclose whether supplied parts are under warranty and provide an estimate for all parts and labor. The bill stipulates that no work can be done without the customer's consent. It also outlines fines for violations, including $500 for a first violation, $1,000 for a second violation, and $1,500 for subsequent violations. The shop must keep replaced parts until the vehicle is retrieved, except for those normally sold on an exchange basis or under warranty.

New York S00516 mandates motor vehicle repair shops to disclose warranty status and estimates for parts and labor, and requires customer consent.

New York S00516 requires motor vehicle repair shops to disclose whether supplied parts are under warranty and provide an estimate for all parts and labor. The bill stipulates that no work can be done without the customer's consent. It also outlines fines for violations, including $500 for a first violation, $1,000 for a second violation, and $1,500 for subsequent violations. The shop must keep replaced parts until the vehicle is retrieved, except for those normally sold on an exchange basis or under warranty.