Three California automotive associations say the state’s Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) shouldn’t be sunset because its oversight is necessary to protect consumers who have…
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In a paper released last week on its blog, Waymo made its case for why autonomous vehicle safety regulations should be a collaborative and transparent…
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A recent Ars Technica article on the subject of “lifetime” in-vehicle software updates begs another tech concern for repairers and consumers — what happens to…
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A Facebook ad by a seller in British Colombia that promised a leak-free vehicle is an example collision shops should consider when it comes to…
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Ford expects to lose $3 billion by year-end on electric vehicles (EVs) through its Ford Model e interdependent auto business segment that includes its “breakthrough”…
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A new app could help collision repairers and consumers identify “gray market” parts that could pose safety and liability risks to vehicle owners as an…
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While coalitions, organizations, and aftermarket groups are involved in a “right to repair” movement that’s pushing for fair and equal access to OEM repair procedures…
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Are you looking to have structural damage post-collision repaired or have you been in a collision and don’t think your car can be fixed? According…
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The Canadian Council of Collision Repairers (CCCR) has decided to focus a time study among its members on shops’ issues with unpaid administrative time. Concerns…
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BMW i Ventures has announced its partnership with startup DeepDrive to develop a cost and resource-efficient dual-rotor electric vehicle (EV) motor. i Ventures has invested…
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