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Ford Selects Assured Performance for National Body Shop Program

Program to focus on ensuring shops have appropriate training and equipment to properly repair vehicles according to OEM standards.

BodyShop Business Staff Writers
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Assured Performance has been selected to administer Ford Motor Company’s newly announced National Body Shop program.

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Ford’s program will focus on ensuring that participating body shops have the appropriate training, tools, equipment and facilities to repair vehicles according to OEM specifications.

Participating Ford and Lincoln dealers and independently owned body shops will be required to meet specific business standards and general repair capabilities in order to become part of this new network.

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