The workshop manuals exist, I saw it twice while sitting behind a technician at my dealer, but I was reluctant to make pictures, because I felt he made me a "forbidden" favor.
I have also seen them at the dealership.
Appointed dealers all have access to these and the complete spare parts listings.
I paid 92500.00
The official workshop manual, that dealers use, is not paper (no current brand gives dealers paper manuals as there is far too much information).
Knowing what other OEM repair manuals are like (which aren't nearly as detailed or immersive as the Ineos one), this would be a substantial download, especially for a tablet style device
It would almost certainly be a very large down load. And in a printed version likely thousands of pages in multiple volumes rendering it completely unwieldy for practical use.
In Australia we have Max Ellery manuals, just as good as the Haynes one with lots of detail, covers most of what goes wrong travelling and is a good size that's easy to store in the car.
This is effectively how the dealer level INEOS repair manual works
I'd much rather have papers in my garage than using dirty hands on my laptop. If I had a dedicated computer for my garage that would be different of course.
My Hummer manual was 8" thick.
Some of the html manuals are not too bad because they are line diagrams, don't take up a lot of data, save and transfer easily as pdfs to other devices for field work. Some manufactures interactive 3d colour manuals take up too much storage and processing, require add ons for diagrams and some will not print or save pdf or image diagrams, email well or are very slow to load and use on some devices.
