The organisation argues that the carmaker's authorised repairer contract – and Citroen plans a huge expansion of its repairer network in the UK – will prevent adequate monitoring of adherance to the legislation and the required consumer/market benefits.
The FNA also claims the contract will raise several competition issues linked to access to parts and technical information by independent operators.
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