Longtime Alliance of Automotive Service Providers/New Jersey (AASP/NJ) member Ted Rainer was the high bidder for the one-of-a-kind NORTHEAST 40th Anniversary Harley-Davidson Softail Slim S Model at this year’s AASP/NJ flagship event. The bike, customized by Nub of Nub Grafix and Peters Body & Fender (Oakland, NJ), was auctioned off through a silent auction that […]
Maaco Adds New Location in Arizona
Cambridge Automotive Group (CAG), the largest Maaco franchisee in the North America, recently opened a new Maaco store in Kingman, Ariz. The group co-hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Kingman Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the occasion. The new Maaco store not only plans to participate in community events and be an active member […]
Student’s 2017 Tuition Debt Erased by Collision Repair Education Foundation Lon Baudoux Scholarship
Destiny Potter, a 2016 Lon Baudoux Legacy $2,000 Scholarship recipient, attended the recent I-CAR Volunteer & Instructor Conference in San Diego to highlight how much the financial support has assisted in her technical education. At the end of her presentation, Potter was surprised with the announcement that to recognize her continued efforts in gaining part-time […]
California Bill Seeks to Overturn New Collision Repair Anti-Steering and Labor Rate Regulations
Amended bill would eliminate many of the changes that were introduced by the California Department of Insurance in March. Hearing scheduled for April 19 in Assembly Insurance Committee. California Assembly Bill 1679 (AB 1679) introduced by Assemblywoman Autumn Burke seeks to overturn California Department of Insurance (CDI) anti-steering and collision repair labor rate regulations that took […]
AIA Canada Signs Cooperation Agreement with China Automotive Maintenance and Repair Trades Association
The Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada announced the signing of a cooperation agreement with the China Automotive Maintenance and Repair Trades Association (CAMRA). The official event was held in Beijing at the AMR2017: Auto Maintenance and Repair Expo. This agreement will strengthen the relationships between these two associations, based on mutual cooperation, support, and […]
NSF Certifies More Than 340 Collision Repair Parts for Australian Market, Introduces Recycler Certification
NSF International announced it has certified more than 340 automotive aftermarket collision repair parts for the Australian market. NSF International‘s certification program is designed to ensure that the parts are equivalent in form, fit and function to the original equipment (OE) service parts in Australia and that they meet NSF International’s other rigorous certification requirements […]
Collision Repair Education Foundation Recognizes 121 School Career Programs
The Foundation has recognized schools across the U.S. with its tiered Collision School Readiness Benchmark. The Collision Repair Education Foundation announced it has recognized 121 schools with its new designation program called the “Collision School Career Readiness Benchmark” that was launched in 2016. Under the new program developed by the Foundation, schools were classified into […]
NADA Expects 2017 Vehicle Sales to Remain at 17.1 Million
Despite some economic headwinds on the horizon, the National Automobile Dealers Association is holding steady at its original U.S. sales forecast for new cars and light trucks this year. “Overall, we still expect sales and leases to reach 17.1 million new vehicles in 2017, with the expectation that rising consumer incentives will overcome any increases […]
Vehicle Manufacturer Support Continues to Grow for NACE Automechanika
July event to feature first ever OE Coliseum. NACE Automechanika Chicago announced the commitment of the industry’s leading vehicle manufacturers including Toyota, Fiat/Chrysler, BMW, Nissan, Honda and General Motors. The manufacturers will join more than 600 exhibiting companies at the trade show and training event for automotive service and collision repair shop owners and technicians […]
Tom Young, Former President of DuPont Automotive Refinish and FinishMaster, Passes Away
Thomas (Tom) Young passed away April 1 at the age of 84. Young spent most of his career at DuPont working at locations including San Francisco, St. Louis, Brussels, Belgium, Detroit, and Wilmington, Del. Young retired after 35 years with DuPont in the spring of 1996 as Worldwide Director of Automotive Refinish. In July 1996, […]
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