Reduced OEM output of new vehicles and other factors related to COVID–19 might have prompted the current skyrocketing used vehicle costs. However, a CCC analyst...
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A automotive claims consultant earlier this summer blasted the suggestion that the definition of a safe and proper repair was subjective. A written question submitted...
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The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey last month offered repairers and consumers a defense against insurers attempting to force Garden State non–DRP...
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Significant weather events helped keep work coming in to body shops during an August that opened with less traffic on the road, according to CCC....
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Typically, the National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides efforts involve collision repairers securing parts for the restoration project from their own connections. For OEM parts,...
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The auto and insurance industries continue to see examples of OEMs opening up connected car data to carriers. Honda on Aug. 6 announced Honda and...
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Research has shown that telematics tracking real–world vehicle activity can turn people into better drivers. A new study from the Insurance Research Council produced similar...
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The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey late last month encouraged lawmakers to permit consumers to sue auto insurers for violations of the...
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Gerber Collision owner Boyd Group Services last month told investors it had re–entered the mergers and acquisitions game and had resumed spending to upgrade existing...
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BMW and a newly certified collision center recently offered independent auto body shops a look at the experience of joining the OEM’s repair network. BMW...
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