MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers released a study that revealed if Congress fails to pass legislation establishing a national right to repair law for vehicles, Americans could face an additional $34 billion in annual costs by 2035.

The study , which was conducted by global strategy consulting firm Roland Berger, found that rising repair restrictions for independent repair shops and aftermarket manufacturers would impose staggering costs for vehicle owners, to the tune of $185 to $225 per vehicle per year.

MEMA is the leading North American trade association for vehicle suppliers, parts manufacturers, and remanufacturers, and represents more than 1,000 members.

“This study shows that repair restrictions are already driving up prices, costing jobs, and hurting the fabric of our communities, a

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