fix: alliance v. healey filing now cites courtlistener docket (primary source) instead of collisionweek 2025 appeal article; collisionweek kept only for dismissal & appeal claims it actually covers
fix: alliance position section was fabricated; source never mentions jeep hack or cybersecurity justification; rewrote to quote what the alliance page actually says, moved cybersecurity argument to court filing citation where it belongs
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=== Manufacturer justifications ===
=== Manufacturer justifications ===


The Alliance for Automotive Innovation argues that SGW is necessary to protect vehicles from cyberattacks, citing the 2015 Jeep Cherokee hack as proof that open diagnostic access creates safety risks.<ref name="alliance-r2r">{{Cite web |url=https://www.autosinnovate.org/RightToRepair |title=Right to Repair |publisher=Alliance for Automotive Innovation |access-date=2026-04-04}}</ref> The Alliance has sued to block both the Massachusetts & Maine right-to-repair laws, arguing that requiring open telematics platforms would expose vehicles to remote exploitation.
The Alliance for Automotive Innovation maintains that "automakers already and routinely make available to independent repair shops all the parts, service information and vehicle data needed to diagnose and repair a vehicle" & that "competition is alive and well in the auto repair industry."<ref name="alliance-r2r">{{Cite web |url=https://www.autosinnovate.org/RightToRepair |title=Right to Repair |publisher=Alliance for Automotive Innovation |access-date=2026-04-04}}</ref> The Alliance has sued to block both the Massachusetts & Maine right-to-repair laws, arguing in court filings that requiring open telematics platforms would create cybersecurity vulnerabilities.<ref name="courtlistener-healey" />


=== Aftermarket & consumer advocates ===
=== Aftermarket & consumer advocates ===