This law prohibits motorcycle manufacturers, distributors, and their subsidiaries from owning or controlling motorcycle service or warranty facilities in Virginia, with certain exceptions. It allows these entities to operate facilities for their own motorcycles and to perform services under court orders or warranty obligations. The law aims to prevent conflicts of interest while ensuring warranty and service provisions are maintained.
No, Virginia law prohibits motorcycle manufacturers and their affiliates from owning or controlling service or warranty facilities, except for their own motorcycles or court-ordered services.
Yes, manufacturers can own or operate facilities for their own motorcycles and may perform services under court orders or warranty obligations.
The law specifically restricts manufacturers and their affiliates from owning or controlling service facilities, but independent service providers are not affected.
The law aims to prevent conflicts of interest, ensuring fair competition and consumer protection in motorcycle service and warranty provisions in Virginia.