"Also referred to as the “Multiplier Act,” (House Bill 3940) ended the two-tiered compensation system in auto repair, requiring out-of-state and foreign auto companies to pay the same market rate for warranty repairs as everyday consumers would pay for non-warranty repairs...Researchers show that earnings for Illinois’ auto mechanics have increased by $143 million annually since the law went into effect."
Survey the landscape in your town and see all of the closed mechanic and auto body shops everywhere. They can’t find staff to turn wrenches because the dealerships – arguably the most expensive place to have a car repair – have taken all the talent, in part because of this new law. Hope you like $1,000 brake jobs and $1,500 to install new tires! You earned it Illinois!
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Survey the landscape in your town and see all of the closed mechanic and auto body shops everywhere. They can’t find staff to turn wrenches because the dealerships – arguably the most expensive place to have a car repair – have taken all the talent, in part because of this new law. Hope you like $1,000 brake jobs and $1,500 to install new tires! You earned it Illinois!