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Ford CEO Jim Farley said the company advocates for the ability to repair vehicles but at a reasonable cost, following a White House meeting on Right to Repair. The concept would let consumers choose their own mechanics. Without it, independent shops could be squeezed out, leaving only dealerships for service.

President Trump said Ford and GM executives told him they want legislation that would prevent people from fixing their own vehicles. Trump recounted the meeting during a June 4 Oval Office event. Ford confirmed a representative attended the meeting but declined further comment. GM did not address Trump's remarks directly.
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