Aftermarket Modification

Aftermarket Modification refers to changes, additions, or alterations made to a product after its original sale, typically by parties other than the original manufacturer. Common examples include automotive modifications such as performance enhancements, altered safety equipment, or changed electrical systems. Aftermarket modifications may void warranties and affect the allocation of liability for injuries, particularly where the modification contributed to or caused the injury.

Aftermarket Modification refers to changes, additions, or alterations made to a product after its original sale, typically by parties other than the original manufacturer. Common examples include automotive modifications such as performance enhancements, altered safety equipment, or changed electrical systems. Aftermarket modifications may void warranties and affect the allocation of liability for injuries, particularly where the modification contributed to or caused the injury.