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(815 ILCS 308/10)
Sec. 10. Definitions. As used in this Act:
"Automotive collision and body repair" means all repairs that are commonly
performed by a
body repair technician to restore a motor vehicle damaged in a crash or
collision to a
condition
similar to
the motor vehicle condition
prior to the damage or deterioration including, but not limited to, the
diagnosis,
installation, exchange,
repair, or refinishing of exterior body panels, trim, lighting, and
structural chassis.
The term does not include commercial fleet repair or
maintenance
transactions involving 2 or more motor vehicles or ongoing service or
maintenance
contracts involving
motor vehicles used primarily for business purposes.
"Automotive collision and body repair facility" means a person, firm,
association, or
corporation that for compensation engages in the business of cosmetic repair,
structural
repair, or refinishing of motor vehicles with defect related to crash or
collision.
"New part" means a part or component manufactured or supplied by the original
motor vehicle
manufacturer in an unused condition.
"Used part" means an original motor vehicle manufacturer part or component
removed from
a motor vehicle of similar make, model, and condition without the benefit of
being
rebuilt or
remanufactured.
"Rebuilt part" or "reconditioned part" means a used part that has been
inspected and
remanufactured to restore functionality and performance.
"Aftermarket part" means a new part that is not manufactured or supplied by
the original
motor vehicle manufacturer for addition to, or replacement of, exterior body
panel
or trim.
(Source: P.A. 102-982, eff. 7-1-23.)
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