Consumers want automatic braking, blind spot checking and collision prevention, a rear–view camera instead of a mirror, self–healing paint and night vision dash displays most...
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Lowered margins from aftermarket parts and other insurer–driven factors were among the challenges described by auto repairers and stakeholders in an Automotive News “man on the...
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The Women’s Industry Network Conference has begun in Washington, D.C., after a last–minute move from Baltimore prompted by the recent unrest. WIN tweeted Monday that...
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If GEICO questions your auto body shop’s increased rates, you’ve got a good counterargument — from GEICO itself. “In the first quarter of 2015, (GEICO’s) pre–tax underwriting...
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Anyone who followed our and SEMA’s advice to apply for booth space before April 6 can start the Priority Booth Space Selection Process today. Emails...
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Safety concerns over the rioting this week in Baltimore have moved the imminent 2015 Women’s Industry Network Educational Conference to Washington, D.C. The conference, known as...
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A bill that would make it more difficult for property owners to sue insurers for unpaid claims and limit the amount they can collect has...
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Another television report in a major U.S. metropolitan area has raised the issue of alleged insurance steering, although this one focuses on overall repair quality...
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General Motors’ announcement of $5.4 billion for U.S. plant changes includes money which will help the company build vehicles out of lightweight materials, company representatives said...
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The Pioneer Press, a suburban sister chain of the Chicago Tribune, has taken an extensive look at collision repair consolidation in an article worth a...
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