The dealership has the choice of using genuine parts or non-original parts for all warranty repairs.

The dealership has the option to use either genuine parts or non-original (also known as aftermarket) parts for warranty repairs, meaning they are not restricted to exclusively one type of part. While manufacturers may recommend or incentivize the use of genuine parts to uphold quality and performance standards, warranty laws typically allow repair facilities the flexibility to select parts based on their judgment. Therefore, stating that the dealership is limited to one type of part would be inaccurate. The correct understanding of the dealership's capabilities allows for the choice between genuine and non-original parts depending on customer preference, cost considerations, and the specific situation involved in the repair.