Malaysian car warranty restrictions are anticompetitive, market review finds
By Jet Damazo-Santos ( June 25, 2021, 08:38 GMT | Insight) -- Car manufacturers in Malaysia might be forced to relax their stringent warranty restrictions, if draft recommendations made by a transport sector market review are finalized and followed by the government. The draft market review commissioned by the Malaysia Competition Commission recommends removing warranty terms that require new vehicles to be serviced only by authorized workshops for a period of several years.Car manufacturers in Malaysia might be forced to relax their stringent warranty restrictions, if draft recommendations made by a transport sector market review are finalized and followed by the government....
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