European car owners can't quickly diagnose warning lights without expensive dealer visits

European car owners face cryptic warning lights that require expensive diagnostic visits to dealerships, costing $100-300+ per visit. Current solutions like generic OBD-II readers don't decode European-specific fault codes, leaving owners unable to determine if a warning is critical or minor. Suburban and rural drivers (like those in Cumming, GA) are especially vulnerable because they lack nearby specialized European car mechanics and must travel long distances or pay premium prices for accurate diagnostics.